It’s time to start planning your summer adventures. We analyzed thousands of trips planned in RVPath to bring you the hottest destinations for 2026.

1. Moab, Utah

The adventure capital of the West. With Arches and Canyonlands National Parks right next door, it’s a no-brainer.

• Best Time: Spring (April/May) or Fall (Sept/Oct). Summer is too hot!
• RV Tip: Book sites at Dead Horse Point State Park 6 months in advance.

2. Glacier National Park, Montana

The Going-to-the-Sun Road is legendary (though you can’t drive your RV on most of it). Set up base camp in West Glacier and take the shuttle.

• Must Do: Hike the Highline Trail.

3. Acadia National Park, Maine

Ocean cliffs meets mountain peaks. The Schoodic Woods campground is big-rig friendly and offers electric hookups—a rarity in National Parks.

4. The Blue Ridge Parkway

A 469-mile scenic drive connecting Great Smoky Mountains and Shenandoah.

• Warning: Check tunnel clearances! RVPath’s navigation handles this for you automatically.

5. Florida Keys

Drive your rolling home over the ocean on the Overseas Highway. Bahia Honda State Park is the crown jewel, but good luck getting a reservation!

6. Badlands National Park, South Dakota

Feels like parking on the moon. Boondocking on “The Wall” just outside the park offers some of the best free views in the country.

7. Olympic Peninsula, Washington

Rainforests, rugged beaches, and mountains all in one loop.

8. Michigan’s Upper Peninsula

Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore offers stunning cliffs and Caribbean-blue water (that is freezing cold).

9. Sedona, Arizona

Red Rocks and vortexes. There are great BLM boondocking spots west of town if you’re set up for dry camping.

10. Yellowstone, Wyoming

The classic. Don’t rush it. You need at least a week to see the geysers, bison, and canyons without stress.

Start planning your route to these gems in RVPath today!