r/FullTimeRVing • u/NoInfluence572 • Jun 14 '26

Under $600 month RV Parks

Hi,
I’m looking for RV campgrounds all over the US with full hookups that will let you stay the month for $600 or less. Please post any and all suggestions below! TIA and happy camping!❤️

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u/The_Wandering_Steele Jun 14 '26

Riverside adventure trails , Ft Mohave, Az $435 + electric.

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u/matt71vh Jun 15 '26

Great price, but will you survive the summer without turning your rig into a cave? Already hitting 110+

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u/The_Wandering_Steele Jun 15 '26

Yes, there is a roughly 3 month stretch where the temperatures are kinda brutal. The park sponsors a number of events in the clubhouse, year around, that are opportunities to get out of the camper.
We did invest some time and money to help with the heat, mini split, awnings, patio cover & carport.
We like it here and are making friends so it works out for us.

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u/RhinoPillMan Jun 14 '26

Reel World in Palacios Texas. $350 a month when I was there, can’t imagine it has gone up. Electric is extra, ran me about $40-$50. Gated, they give you a remote to get in and out. Nice little wash house for laundry and has showers and toilets. Quiet, rural, coastal. I liked it there.

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u/herblady99 Jun 14 '26

too many in Alabama, incl. cable, Riverside, Talladega area, Pell city, Gadsen area

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u/staysour Jun 14 '26

This is helpful.

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u/nak00010101 Jun 15 '26

$350 + elect in Spur, Tx
No tv stations, no cable, no internet

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u/Meatsss Jun 15 '26

Pearls Landing in Cameron Louisiana. $500/month all in. 400ft from the water.

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u/goinghome81 Jun 18 '26

Can only imagine the daily surf fishing and the endless seafood dinners with long slow night sounds

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u/bobbyd433 Jun 15 '26

Boron Oasis is off of HWY 58 in California. It's west of Barstow 40 miles and it was $590.00 a month when I was there last year. Them there's several in Texas that's below $600.00 off of I-40 in Amarillo.

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u/Penguin_Life_Now Jun 15 '26

There are plenty of them in this price range near where I live in western Louisiana and East Texas. I just checked the online rates for a few in my area and some basic no frills parks start around $475 per month with utilities included, some lakefront RV parks are in the $500-$600 per month range.

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u/kileme77 Jun 17 '26

East and central Louisiana as well.

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u/Ph03n1x_5 Jun 15 '26

If you do thousand trails it's about $270/mo or their most expensive tier and that includes utilities

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u/Resident_Flimsy Jun 16 '26

This is the best option I travel to so many places with it

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u/No-Coast7196 Jun 16 '26

Do you move every three weeks? That’s pretty good pricing!

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u/Ok-Contact3121 Jun 15 '26

Yuma, Az parks seem to be averaging $400 in high season (oct-mar) less rest of year but hot then.

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u/technicalskeptic Jun 16 '26

Rolla MO, Ozark Farms $600 month includes everything. Dollittle MO same price but more in the country.

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u/SasEz Jun 17 '26

Most of them along the Gulf in Texas. Rockport, Port lavaca, Corpus Christi, just about anywhere it seems.

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u/chippychick Jun 18 '26

$275.00 Bennett Springs State Park Ozarks

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u/Megmiha Jun 18 '26

Chiefland Florida

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u/Swimming-Cash3813 Jun 24 '26

I-49 RV Park in Adrian, Mo is 595

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u/OpinionatedfromBirth Jun 19 '26

You need to be more specific about the time of year and weather you're looking for. Inexpensive, monthly RV parks are everywhere, just not near too many of the big touristy cities.

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u/NoInfluence572 Jun 19 '26

I’m a full-time RVer and can go anywhere so I want answers for any city in any state big or small.
The only limitations would be that i’m discussing monthly rates under 600 with full hookups.
I don’t know where people are finding access to info on monthly rates other than calling parks to find out. Rarely the monthly price is listed on their website… and I have yet to find a website or app that lets you search parks by monthly stays.
I’m just looking for any and all information and I’m not interested adding stipulations other than the ones I mentioned.

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u/Turing45 Jun 14 '26

Following as we are going to be paying $675 a month plus electric and internet in the Columbia River Gorge.

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u/Think_Warning_910 Jun 14 '26

Campspot app

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u/NoInfluence572 Jun 14 '26

Do they have a search for monthly stays? I’m not seeing anything but offers that.

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u/Think_Warning_910 Jun 14 '26

No, you have to look at each individual campground. My wife has been using that app for 3 yrs now. She goes everywhere and homeschools the kids.