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Modern America Campgrounds lists locations in seven states: Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, and New York. All of them sit in New England and the broader East Coast of the United States, so the network is a regional one rather than a nationwide chain. If you are planning a trip in the Northeast, you can start by checking those seven states; if you are camping elsewhere in the country, this brand is not the right fit.
The region at a glance
The company describes its campgrounds as spread "across New England and the East Coast," in a region known for rolling hills, picturesque coastlines, and vibrant autumn colors. The states break down roughly like this:
| State | What the site highlights |
|---|---|
| Maine | Rocky shores with rugged charm |
| New Hampshire | Part of the New England lineup |
| Vermont | Part of the New England lineup |
| Massachusetts | Iconic beaches |
| Rhode Island | Part of the New England lineup |
| Connecticut | Part of the New England lineup |
| New York | Extends the network beyond New England into the East Coast |
The site does not break out individual campground names, towns, or park counts per state on the page reviewed, so treat the table as a state-level guide rather than a list of specific properties.
How to find a specific location
The site points visitors to a locations map for browsing destinations ("View Locations Map" and "Browse our locations"). That map is the most direct way to see where campgrounds actually sit within each state and to judge driving distances between them. Because the collection is described as "continuously expanding," the map is also the place to check for states or properties added after this list was published.
A practical approach:
- Open the locations map and filter your attention to the states above.
- Note the campgrounds that fit your trip style — the site mentions tent sites, RV parking (including ocean-view RV spots), and cabins nestled in the woods.
- Confirm availability and book through the site's "Book Now" path.
What kind of stay the region supports
The East Coast footprint shapes the trip types available. The site frames the experience around:
- Tent camping under starlit skies
- RV stays, including sites with ocean views
- Cabins in wooded settings
- Seasonal stays, listed as a separate category alongside the state list
The autumn colors mentioned in the description make fall a notable season for this region, though the site does not state which individual campgrounds stay open year-round.
Before you commit
- Check the map, not just the state list. A state appearing in the lineup does not mean a campground is near your intended destination.
- Look for new additions. The company says its collection is expanding, so a state or property you ruled out earlier may now be included.
- Consider the loyalty program if you plan repeat trips. The site advertises a free Loyalty Rewards Program with points earned per dollar spent, redeemable for discounts on future reservations, plus tiered status from Silver to Diamond. It also mentions a $30 sign-up credit with code FALL30 — confirm current terms on the site, since promotional codes can change.
- Membership has its own section. "Member Benefits" and "Submit Inquiry" appear in the site navigation, which suggests membership details and direct questions are handled separately from the general locations list.
In short: seven East Coast states, concentrated in New England with New York extending the reach — use the locations map to turn that state list into an actual itinerary.