Labor Day 2027 campsite availability

When booking opens

Each reservation system opens holiday dates on its own schedule, so some states are already filling up while others haven't opened.

1. Opened around July 3, 2026

   Open now · 1 system
   • Georgia
2. Opened around August 3, 2026

   Open now · 1 system
   • Mississippi
3. Opened around September 3, 2026

   Open now · 6 systems
   • Arizona
   • Delaware
   • Florida
   • Kentucky
   • Maryland
   • Missouri
4. Opened around October 3, 2026

   Open now · 8 systems
   • Connecticut
   • Nevada
   • New Hampshire
   • Oklahoma
   • Pennsylvania
   • Vermont
   • Virginia
   • Wisconsin
5. Expected September 3, 2026

   Not open yet · 1 system
   • Rhode Island
6. Opens December 3, 2026

   Not open yet · 2 systems
   • New York
   • Washington
7. Opens March 3, 2027

   Not open yet · 9 systems
   • All states · Recreation.gov (0 of 4,659 campgrounds open)
   • Alaska
   • California
   • Indiana
   • Michigan
   • New Mexico
   • North Carolina
   • Ohio
   • Oregon
8. Opens March 7, 2027

   Not open yet · 1 system
   • Nebraska
9. Opens April 3, 2027

   Not open yet · 1 system
   • Texas
10. Opens May 3, 2027

    Not open yet · 2 systems
    • Massachusetts
    • Utah
11. Opens May 6, 2027

    Not open yet · 2 systems
    • Minnesota
    • Wyoming
12. Opens May 31, 2027

    Not open yet · 1 system
    • North Dakota
13. Opens June 3, 2027

    Not open yet · 2 systems
    • Iowa
    • Montana
14. Opens June 5, 2027

    Not open yet · 1 system
    • Hawaii
15. Date not announced

    Not open yet · 1 system
    • Florida · Florida State Forests

How we measure

• Status is judged on Saturday night, the hardest night of the weekend. % booked is booked sites out of the sites you can reserve that night; walk-in, first-come, closed and phone-only sites are left out.
• Sold out means no open sites. Almost sold out means 85% or more booked; filling up, 60% or more.
• Some state systems hide open sites more than about six months ahead but still show bookings. For those parks we say “at least X% booked”, and a park counts as sold out at 97% booked.
• We check each reservation system about once a week, so cancellations between checks don't show up here. Coverage is the most popular parks in each state, not every campground.