Campgrounds and RV parks near the frum vacation spots and the big national parks, each with the nearest Chabad, shul or kosher food on Yidventure. Then a packing list for a frum family trip, and how to rent a car or an RV. Things change, so check each park’s own page and call ahead.
Campgrounds and RV parks
38 campgrounds from the parks’ own pages. Distances are approximate and in a straight line; the drive is longer. Hookup counts come from the National Park Service where it lists them.
Grand Canyon, Zion and Bryce
Mather Campground
Grand Canyon National Park (NPS)
Tents and RVs · 327 sites, no electric hookups (per NPS)
The CDC suggests treating boots, clothing and camping gear with 0.5% permethrin, checking clothing for ticks when you come in, and tumble-drying dry clothes on high heat for 10 minutes.
General how-to. Rules differ by company and place, so read the company’s own terms before you book.
License
Bring your valid driver’s license. Some countries accept a U.S. license, but many require an International Driving Permit (IDP), which you get from AAA or AATA before the trip. Carry your U.S. license with it.
Your U.S. auto insurance may not cover you in other countries, so ask your insurer before you go. At home too, find out what your own policy and your credit card cover for a rental before you’re at the counter.
Ask the RV company whether you need a special license for its RV, how its propane and generator work, and what the campground’s hookups must be. Cruise America answers the license question in its FAQ.