campsite

[ kamp-sahyt ]

/ ˈkæmpˌsaɪt /

a place used or suitable for camping.

Origin of campsite

An Americanism dating back to 1905–10; camp¹ + site

He picks at the campsite for clues on the killers: a bit of flour and a few shell casings.

The Ballad of Johnny France |Richard Ben Cramer |January 12, 2014 |DAILY BEAST
The cut of meat is up to you, but be prepared to share with the rest of the campsite!

Nine Amazing Places To Skinny Dip Around The World |Erin Cunningham |September 21, 2013 |DAILY BEAST
Wednesday, authorities got a break when a caller reported spotting the trio at a campsite near San Isabel National Forest.

Fugitive Stripper’s Wild Ride |Lynn Waddell |August 11, 2011 |DAILY BEAST
Stopping occasionally to climb a tree, Astro searched the sky above the treetops for smoke that would mark a campsite.

The Revolt on Venus |Carey Rockwell

You feel reasonably sure that I will be taking no risks in accompanying you back to the campsite?

Girl Scouts at Dandelion Camp |Lillian Elizabeth Roy
Then they came upon the campsite of the outlaw, his last camping place before he turned back.

On the Yukon Trail |Roy J. Snell
The cowboys had selected a campsite where they would have the morning sun and afternoon shade.

The Light of Western Stars |Zane Grey
It was with a distinct feeling of homesickness that Marian turned to look back at the campsite.

The Purple Flame |Roy J. Snell