There’s nothing quite like the hum of tires on pavement, the horizon stretching out, and your whole home coming along for the ride in an RV.
Already, 8.1 million households have joined in on the adventure and now own an RV, turning highways into backyards and campgrounds into neighborhoods. Think that’s plenty? Not quite. Another 16.9 million households are gearing up to join the ride in the next five years.
If you’ve already joined the RV crowd, then all that’s left is the fun part – picking your next stop. Lucky for you, we’ve lined up the best RV destinations for 2025 so you can drop a pin and hit the road.
Will it be a beachside escape to catch the last rays of sunshine, or a forest getaway where the whole crew can cool off under the trees?
Wherever you decide to steer the wheel, these spots check all the boxes: water, showers, laundry, even internet providers. Some comforts of home can come along for the ride too – what’s a lovely sunset without a nice Instagram caption to go along with it, after all? And because no adventure feels complete without a furry sidekick, we’ve made sure wagging tails are welcome, too.
- Branson, Missouri
Branson shines as a top choice for RV families, tucked right in the Ozark Mountains where nature and entertainment go hand in hand. With 25 campgrounds to choose from, it’s easy to find a spot that fits your style. Days can be filled with fishing, hiking, or even glamping if you’d rather not rough it too much. When the sun sets, Branson’s theaters, museums, and music shows keep the whole family entertained.

- Naples, Florida
If resort-style RVing is more your speed, Naples has your back – and RV. This Gulf Coast spot offers 15 campgrounds that make it simple to balance the sand between your toes with a little bit of spa treatment. Families will love the Naples Pier for fishing and dolphin-spotting, while the grown-ups might sneak away for shopping on 5th Avenue South or a stroll through the botanical gardens.
- Rockport, Texas
Rockport earns its place in the top three with an impressive 30 RV campsites – the third-highest number among all ranked destinations. The town’s heartbeat lies in its laid-back rhythm, so you can start the day birdwatching at the Aransas National Wildlife Refuge, grab some fresh seafood for lunch, and finish it off with sunset walk along Fulton Beach Road.
- Gulf Shores, Alabama
With its sugar-white sand beaches and Southern hospitality, Gulf Shores is a natural magnet for RVers. There are a dozen campgrounds around town, each close to Gulf State Park with its trails, fishing, and family-friendly bike paths. The easy amenities here (on-site laundry, reliable Wi-Fi) come hand in hand with a wide variety of fresh seafood nearby, so if you’re a fan, this is definitely the place to be.

- Pigeon Forge, Tennessee
Set against the backdrop of the Smoky Mountains, Pigeon Forge is equal parts mountain magic and country sparkle. With 16 RV campgrounds to choose from, it’s a perfect base for scenic drives, or perhaps a day at Dollywood. Nowhere do live music and fried pies pair up better than right here, in true Tennessee style.
The town also has an impressive number of shops, so if sneaking in a bit of retail therapy is part of your vacation ritual, you won’t be disappointed.
A pit stop for your RV until the next journey
As RVs fill the highways, one question lingers: where do you park your home on wheels when the trip ends? For families, especially those with garages already overflowing, making room for a massive vehicle can quickly dampen the post-vacation glow like nothing else.
To answer that question, RV storage has taken root – and it hasn’t stopped growing. In fact, facilities offering RV storage have grown by 20% in the past decade, offering safe places to keep your home on wheels protected until the next adventure. No headaches, just trading the open roads for open spaces.
Before you worry about parking the RV back home, think about where your next adventure begins. Maybe it’s mountain hikes in Branson, sandy strolls in Naples, or roller coasters in Pigeon Forge. Wherever you land, these top spots promise family fun and plenty of stories to bring back.