Meaning & Definition of word "Campground"

Campground

/ˈkæmpɡraʊnd/

noun:

  • 1. A designated area where people can set up tents or park recreational vehicles for camping.
    • Example: We found a beautiful campground near the lake that was perfect for our family trip.
  • 2. An area providing facilities for camping, including restrooms and picnic tables.
    • Example: The campground had excellent amenities, including showers and a campfire pit.
  • 3. A public or private area where campers can gather and stay overnight.
    • Example: The state park's campground fills up quickly during the summer months.
  • 4. A site designated for temporary lodging in tents or trailers.
    • Example: Every summer, we make it a tradition to go back to the same campground in the mountains.

Etymology

The term 'campground' is a compound of 'camp' (from the Old French 'camper') and 'ground'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

campground rules:

The regulations and guidelines for using a campground.

state campground:

A campground managed by a state for public use.

campground reservation:

An advance booking made for a camping spot.

Related Words

campsite:

A place for setting up a tent or trailer for camping.

camper:

A person who camped or a vehicle equipped for camping.

RV park:

A recreational vehicle park, a specific type of campground for RVs.

Slang Meanings of campground

Meaning: The 'great outdoors'

Example Sentence: Let's hit the campground and enjoy the great outdoors this weekend.

Meaning: The woods

Example Sentence: We're heading back to the woods for some camping.