'campground' is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it to describe a place where people can stay or camp overnight, such as a campsite or caravan park. For example: We stayed at a pleasant campground on the edge of the lake.
I recently signed up as a volunteer to assist a trail crew in clearing a campground.
Less tragically, an 18-month-old baby was torn from its cradle, miraculously to be found alive late the next day, wrapped "like a taco" in its mattress in the crook of a tree.The greatest number of casualties came at a campground called Ponderosa Park that was filled to capacity with tourists in tents, camper trailers and recreational vehicles.
A developed campground is maintained in the Fruita area, but there are no lodging accommodations, restaurants, or service stations within the park.
The site was a campground for the Winnebago before it was settled in 1850 by Joseph Kelly from Monroe, Wisconsin, who named it for his son; it was called Charlestown and St. Charles before receiving its present name in 1860.
The settlement started as an Indian campground in a grove of oaks near the river, where a treaty was concluded (1825) between the federal government and the Kansa and Osage Indians to permit the surveying of the Santa Fe Trail (from the Missouri River to Santa Fe, then in Mexican territory).
The budget Disney experience version is to stay off site – perhaps at Parc de la Colline campground (00 33 1 60 05 42 32; camping-de-la-colline.com) – and travel to Disneyland by shuttle bus or on the fast and reliable RER line to Marne-la-Vallée, a few minutes' walk from the entrance gates.
Officials were notified that he had reportedly built a small village - including a gated cottage, fake ruins, bridges, ponds, waterfalls and a huge dancefloor - without permission in a closed campground owned by Ventana Inn & Spa.
More affordable, and in many ways just as beautifully located, are the estate's clusters of cabins and central campground.
The 500 children who became trapped with their chaperones were in the Forest Falls campground and became unable to leave the area when the roads became covered in debris.
At 5,400ft, Deer Park is the highest and driest campground in the Olympics: it gets only 10 per cent of the rainfall of the forest 30 miles away.
"Our concern is that they're isolated at that campground and no longer have access out of the mountain," he said.
