Solar and lunar eclipses have fascinated mankind through the centuries, and on Aug. 21,
This eclipse will occur when the moon passes in front of the sun casting a dark shadow across a 70-mile-wide path across the
RVers with an interest in viewing the eclipse and whose travels will find them anywhere near the "path of totality" would be wise to consider positioning themselves to be ready for the big event. Where better than a Passport America campground?
Here then are some of those parks along the center of the eclipse's path. Best hurry though because sites are filling fast — and you won't have another chance to view a solar eclipse until April 8, 2024.
Oregon
Silver Spur RV Park,
Idaho
Round Valley RV Park, Challis, ID, 208-879-2393, www.roundvalleyrv.com.
Shefield RV Park,
Wyoming
Twin Pines RV Park, Lander, WY, 800-986-4008, www.twinpinesrvpark.com.
Platte River Campground,
Nebraska
I-80 Lakeside Campground,
Eagle Canyon Hideaway, Brule, NB, 866-866-5253, www.eagle-canyon.com.
Kansas
Blue RV Park,
Pine Haven Retreat,
Missouri
Cottonwoods RV Park,
Meramec Valley Campground,
Tennessee
Southlake RV Park,
Deer Run RV Resort,
North Carolina
Moonshine Creek Campground, Sylva, NC, 828-586-6666, www.moonshinecreek.com.
South Carolina
Carolina Landing RV Resort,
Lake Aire RV Park, Hollywood/Charleston, SC, 843-571-1271, www.lakeairerv.com.