Campground Closures by STATE website

[John E Davies]

Here is a continually updated STATE by STATE guide of closures and restrictions, courtesy of Campendium (a great app)...

"Some parks and campgrounds are closing or changing their procedures for camping due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. If you would like to add info or a place to this list, please submit closures here: Campendium Form. During this time, campground policies are changing quickly. It is wise to call ahead before traveling to your destination."

Campground Closures and Responses by State

There is a long Corona Virus (Covid-19) discussion in the GENERAL FORUM .... please post general info and chat there. ... https://olivertraveltrailers.com/forums/topic/4016-sars-cov-2covid-19-and-travel/

Thanks,

John E Davies

Spokane WA

Edited March 18, 2020 by John E Davies

[WandR]

Thanks John - this is very helpful as we enter the camping season!

[BackofBeyond]

FYI - Seems its inevitable  - all  public camping will be curtailed.

"Tennessee State Parks will transition to day-use schedules for all 56 state parks, opening daily from 7 a.m. - 6 p.m. The new schedule goes into effect on March 26 and will be in place until at least April 10.

During this period, all public gathering spaces such as visitor centers, shelters and playgrounds at state parks will be closed. Additionally, parks cabins, lodges and campgrounds close. Future reservations with arrival dates between now and April 9 will be canceled. The parks will waive cancellation fees during this time."

 

[Mike and Carol]

This is putting our full time brethren in a pinch.  It’s becoming difficult to find a spot to park and stay.  Mike

[HMD1056]

The closure of the state and national parks really does sadden me.  I truly believe for those who are healthy, being out in the fresh air and sunshine away from cities is so much better to avoid being exposed.  Perhaps if those folks who made these decisions were campers or RVers they would understand.  Perhaps not.  JMHO

[BackofBeyond]

It is not much help - but I have offered rv space on my property to a few traveling Oliver owners.  (just hit me up - we are in Mid TN.) Water and sewer, and with a little Macgyver-ing, 120  service.  Any port in a storm - six foot rule - not with standing. 

 

Edited March 27, 2020 by BackofBeyond

[SeaDawg]

3 hours ago, BackofBeyond said:

It is not much help - but I have offered rv space on my property to a few traveling Oliver owners.  (just hit me up - we are in Mid TN.) Water and sewer, and with a little Macgyver-ing, 120  service.  Any port in a storm - six foot rule - not with standing. 

 

That's really nice of you. Thank you.

[MAX Burner]

On 3/27/2020 at 2:17 PM, BackofBeyond said:

It is not much help - but I have offered rv space on my property to a few traveling Oliver owners. 

@BackofBeyond:  We have done so as well, Russell.  We've got an easy drive-through, flat parking adjacent to the "shop", 30Amps, filtered/soft well water, and dump - and a hearty welcome any OTT travelers in our vicinity.  

Cheers!

A & D