Benefits Of An Annual Campsite

If you love camping, you should consider reserving a spot at an annual campground. You won't have to waste time searching for good campsites to stay at because you'll always have a spot waiting for you. 

Here are some of the benefits of annual campsites:

Your Spot Is Reserved for the Entire Season 

Good campgrounds fill up quickly, and you usually have to book a campsite far in advance if you want to stay at one. It's not an ideal situation, because some people don't know in advance when they'll have time available for camping. If you want to ensure you have a reserved spot at a great campground, you should consider getting an annual pass at one you like best.

Long-Term Campgrounds Usually Have the Best Amenities

Some daily and weekly campgrounds only offer the bare minimum when it comes to comfort and amenities. Annual campgrounds will have more available because they know that their guests will spend much more time there. Therefore, you're more likely to find paved roads, plenty of public bathrooms, swimming areas, playgrounds, etc.

Save Money

If you camp a lot, those daily and weekly rates can add up quickly over the course of the season. If you decided to get an annual campsite, you'd end up saving money overall. The more time you spend at the campsite, the more valuable the annual pass becomes.

Great Locations

Daily campsites can be found everywhere, but annual ones are a little rarer, and usually located in the best locations. They know that for people to want to stay there all season, the location will need to be ideal. 

Get To Know Other Campers

When you stay at campgrounds with daily visitors, it's not easy to make friends and build relationships with the other campers. Campgrounds with long-term, annual guests make it much easier for you to get to know everyone else who's staying there. There will be events, you'll meet your neighbors, and you'll eventually know most other campers on a first-name basis.

Safer for Children to Wander Around the Campground

When you stay at a campground with your children, they'll likely want to wander around, play with other kids, etc. However, if you're at a short-term campground and don't know all the other campers, you might not want them roaming too far. If you stay at an annual campground, you'll feel much better about letting your kids out of your sight, because you know and trust the other campers.