Interstate highway campground notes
Click a shield in the left column to jump to a route. Each section summarizes how to pick exits when you look for camps within about ten miles of the ramp.
I4
I4 serves the Florida. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I5
Interstate 5 links Canada and Mexico along the West Coast. Campgrounds often sit where the road crosses rivers or national forest boundaries. Watch for winter pass closures and summer fire restrictions in Northern California and southern Oregon.
I8
I8 serves the California and Arizona. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I10
Interstate 10 crosses the Gulf states, west Texas, and the Southwest. Summer heat makes early arrival at desert camps important. Confirm gate hours when you cross time zones in west Texas and New Mexico.
I12
I12 serves the Northwest. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I15
I15 serves the Montana to California. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I16
I16 serves the Georgia. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I19
I19 serves the Arizona. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I20
I20 serves the South Carolina to Texas. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I22
I22 serves the Mississippi and Louisiana. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I24
I24 serves the Illinois to Tennessee. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I25
I25 serves the New Mexico to Wyoming. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I26
I26 serves the South Carolina and Tennessee. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I27
I27 serves the Texas panhandle region. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I29
I29 serves the Midwest plains. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I30
I30 serves the Texas and Arkansas. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I35
I35 serves the Texas to Minnesota. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I37
I37 serves the Texas. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I39
I39 serves the Illinois and Wisconsin. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I40
Interstate 40 parallels historic Route 66 for much of the Southwest. Albuquerque and Flagstaff are common overnight hubs with several exit choices near public and private camps.
I43
I43 serves the Michigan and Wisconsin. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I44
I44 serves the Texas to Missouri. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I45
I45 serves the Texas Gulf Coast. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I49
I49 serves the Louisiana and Arkansas. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I55
I55 serves the Illinois to Louisiana. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I57
I57 serves the Illinois to Missouri. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I59
I59 serves the Louisiana to Georgia. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I64
I64 serves the Missouri to Virginia. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I65
I65 serves the Indiana to Alabama. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I66
I66 serves the Virginia. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I69
I69 serves the Michigan and Indiana. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I70
I70 serves the Maryland to Utah. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I75
I75 serves the Michigan to Florida. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I76
I76 serves the Ohio to New Jersey. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I77
I77 serves the Ohio to South Carolina. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I79
I79 serves the West Virginia to Pennsylvania. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I80
Interstate 80 crosses the Midwest, Rocky Mountains, and Great Basin. Summer storms and winter snow near major passes require flexible exit plans and extra fuel in long Nevada segments.
I81
I81 serves the Tennessee to New York. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I82
I82 serves the Washington and Oregon. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I84
I84 serves the Pennsylvania to Oregon. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I85
I85 serves the Virginia to Alabama. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I86
I86 serves the Pennsylvania and New York. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I88
I88 serves the Illinois and New York. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I89
I89 serves the New Hampshire and Vermont. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I90
I90 serves the Seattle to Boston. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I91
I91 serves the Connecticut to Vermont. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I93
I93 serves the Massachusetts to Vermont. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I94
I94 serves the Montana to Michigan. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I95
I95 serves the Florida to Maine. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I96
I96 serves the Michigan. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I97
I97 serves the Texas. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.
I99
I99 serves the California Central Valley. Use exit numbers on your map, then search state park and national forest systems within a ten-mile circle of the off-ramp.

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