Car camping can be hot depending on the season, and running the air conditioner can wear your car down. Consider adding this item to your car camping list.
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This little patch of Texas sand offers unmatched camping options for plenty of time spent on the sand, in the surf, under the sun, and exploring nature.
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New York is anything but low-profile. Still, some regions of the state are home to hidden natural gems and outdoor adventure, like this park on the Hudson.
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For an escape from D.C., head to this small Virginia town that is just an hour away and is full of serene campgrounds, a Buddhist temple, and a lavender farm.
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South Carolina isn't often seen as the home of some of the most breathtaking wonders in the world, but outdoorsy travelers go there for its natural beauty.
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Looking for a cute little town with outdoor recreation, water sports, and food festivals. Consider this unique location in Southeast Tennessee near Chattanooga.
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For a slow-paced vacation, fish & camp at this undeveloped Texas beach, where you can also bird watch or even observe endangered baby turtles taking to the sea.
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This state park is on the only inhabited barrier island off the coast of Louisiana, with beautiful wildlife and tons of fishing opportunities.
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We don't typically associate Massachusetts with roughin' it in rustic nature, but this southwestern area of the state indicates that, perhaps, we should.
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Best known for its distinct color, this Texas river extends all the way to Arkansas, full of history, water activities, and outdoor adventures to be had.
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This mountain town in the High Sierras offers excellent opportunities for hiking, camping, and golfing. You can also dine and learn about the town's history.
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If you're craving outdoor adventure, and you live in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex, then you need to know about this park just around the corner.
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Get ready to bike, hike, and boat in this state recreation area that's nestled in Southern California's mountains, centered on the beautiful Silverwood Lake.
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Spot wildlife, explore the vast prairie, camp, and enjoy the stars when you visit this wildlife refuge tucked away near the city streets of Amarillo, Texas.
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Hikers looking for a change of scenery will find ocean vistas & a black sand beach on this stretch of California coast, and campers will be spoiled for choice.
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Enjoy kayaking, fishing, camping, and hiking along this quiet and crowd-free lake in upstate New York's dazzling Adirondacks.
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Just beyond Chicago, a pocket of wilderness offers wooded trails, quiet fishing ponds, and peaceful campsites where visitors can reconnect with nature.
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Hikers and campers can enjoy recreational hiking trails, lake swimming, and overnight campgrounds in this national forest located in the Cascade Mountains.
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Located not too far from Lake Tahoe, this stunning mountain lake provides all the fun you'd ever want from a Californian adventure — with none of the crowds.
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Food is an important thing to consider when camping. Thankfully, this Costco kit offers easy-to-carry meals that can be quickly prepared without many tools.
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This Gulf community offers multiple RV parks in town and on the barrier island, and its conveniently located near wildlife refuges for fishing and birdwatching.
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Alabama's NASCAR City isn't a place you would expect to find serenity, but lush forests and expansive trails provide a perfect location for adventure in nature.
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Worried about UV damage to your RV's windshield wipers? Banish the thought with this easy hack that only requires a few dollars and a pool noodle.
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Just outside Glacier National Park's east entrance sits a little-known Montana town with countless camping options and strong old West cowboy energy.
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A German startup has created a prototype of a gorgeous new truck camper based on the Ford Ranger, and it looks like the ultimate overlanding adventure pod.
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Within Nevada’s rugged terrain, you can set up camp in this small area for easy access to a beautiful state park and crystal-clear waters for kayaking.
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When packing to go camping, things like a tent, sleeping bag, and firewood might be at the top of your list. Find out why you should also pack fluorescent tape.
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