Celebrating the Solar Eclipse at Thousand Trails Campgrounds!

There’s a major once-in-a-lifetime event sweeping over the nation this summer and campers across the country are gearing up to witness a spectacular total solar eclipse on August 21, 2017. This eclipse is special because it’s the first time since 1918 that a total solar eclipse will be visible across the nation in a complete path, called “the path of totality.” The Path of Totality will move from the Oregon coast and travel southwest towards the Carolinas.

This summer, you can participate in eclipse-themed activities and snacks like moon shaped snacks, glow stick parties, pinhole projector making, space-themed outdoor movie screenings, campfires, and much more at participating campgrounds.

Washington:

Long Beach – Seaview, WA

Oregon:

Bend – Bend, OR

Mt Hood Village – Welches, OR

Pacific City – Cloverdale, OR

Portland Fairview – Fairview, OR

Seaside – Seaside, OR

South Jetty – Florence, OR

Whalers Rest – South Beach, OR

Kentucky:

Diamond Caverns – Park City, KY

Tennessee:

Cherokee Landing – Saulsbury, TN

Natchez Trace – Hohenwald, TN

South Carolina:

Carolina Landing – Fair Play, SC

The Oaks at Point South – Yemassee, SC