Campground

/ˈkæmpɡraʊnd/

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Definitions

1

An area, often in a natural setting, where people can pitch tents or park recreational vehicles for camping.

/ˈkæmpɡraʊnd/

nounneutralBeginner
General

A place for camping

The campground was fully booked for the weekend.

💡 Simply: A place to go camping.

More Examples

2

We chose a campground near a lake.

How It's Used

Tourism

"We spent a week at a beautiful campground in the mountains."

Outdoor Recreation

"The campground offered various amenities like restrooms and picnic tables."

Compound word formed from "camp" and "ground", signifying a piece of land designated for camping.

The term gained popularity with the rise of organized camping in the 20th century.

Memory tip

Camp + Ground = Campground (place to camp on the ground)

Word Origin

Original meaning

"camp + ground"

Base: camp
nearby campgroundreserve a campgroundcampground facilities

Common misspellings

campgrounddcampgraundcamp ground

Usage

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