This Virginia state park — just an hour’s drive from D.C. — offers backpacking, horseback riding, mountain biking, and stargazing among epic pastoral vistas.
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This Kentucky getaway features lake recreation, a trail network for hiking, a campground with lake access, and a marina for boating, fishing, and swimming.
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If you're looking for a base near Cape Breton Highlands National Park, this Cape Breton Island town is a comfortable choice with hotels, restaurants, and more.
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Looking for where to camp in the Pacific Northwest? This guide covers scenic campgrounds, coastal landscapes, wildlife and trip planning details.
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If you're up for a river adventure that involves camping, you can make your way to North Carolina and launch your canoe on a multi-day excursion on the Roanoke.
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Near Virginia's southern border, this lush state park features historic garden remains, wooded hiking routes, family splash areas, and waterfront camping.
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Raft down the Chama River and hike along the Continental Divide Trail in this national forest that's tucked just outside New Mexico's capital city.
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When you think of beaches, your mind may not jump to New Hampshire, but this state park offers excursions on the water, as well as mountain hikes.
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A serene mountain lake loved by Coloradans and tourists alike is a serene escape for camping, paddling, and fishing in deep blue waters.
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While it's easy to overlook this North Carolina lake, visitors who discover it are rewarded with top-tier fishing, peaceful campsites, and lush scenery.
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In South Carolina's Oconee County, this riverside destination features an easy-access waterfall, tubing rapids, forest paths, and overnight camping.
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This lake looks small on the map, but its quiet location near some of North Georgia's best attractions, hiking, and mountain views makes it worth a stop.
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This riverside campground in Northeastern Utah is a secluded beauty full of spacious campsites surrounded by thick forests and towering mountain peaks.
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This Michigan preserve is quiet and peaceful, but that doesn't mean you'll be bored. You can have fun here all year, whether you're hiking or snowmobiling.
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For a sandy swimming beach, year-round fishing, a variety of nature hikes, and relaxing campsites, head to this lakeside state park in Minnesota.
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A new DarkSky-approved stay near Yosemite offers prime stargazing, low light pollution, and easy access to hiking, swimming holes, and Sierra scenery.
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With its tranquil location and picturesque waters, this popular Arizona lake is ideal for outdoor adventures, making either a day trip or a long visit worth it.
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Home to the highest point in Alabama, this national forest has hiking trails with mountain views and primitive and modern campgrounds for outdoor enthusiasts.
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This lake regularly provides rod-bending muskies, but it's the peaceful surroundings, camping options, and serene outlooks that will keep you coming back.
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Some online sources claim that drinking rainwater can be good for your health, but you should be cautious if you're collecting rainwater while camping.
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Florida's Gulf Coast has a plethora of lesser-known scenic spots where you can enjoy the ocean, wildlife, and serene settings. This one RV park embodies it all.
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This state park in southern Oregon features scenic views, hiking trails through majestic redwoods, fishing, and several options for campers.
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This quiet park about an hour outside of Austin offers a lake for top-tier bass fishing, swimming, and paddling, plus sites for RV and tent camping.
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This Northern California state park features towering old-growth forests, rugged shoreline viewpoints, summer camping, and challenging trails.
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An important piece for camping is your pillow. Sure, a tent or sleeping bag is also priority, but a sore neck is no fun when you're trying to enjoy yourself.
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A lakeside camping trip may be just what you need this summer. Here's where dozens of fellow campers have recommended across the United States.
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This Colorado state park features a network of ponds, year-round camping beside the water, easy shoreline trails for wildlife viewing, and relaxed paddling.
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