Upstate New York has tons of opportunities for outdoor fun, including in the Adirondacks and Thousand Islands. This city is a gateway to both with plenty to do.
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This Oregon lake is the perfect late summer escape, featuring dazzling turquoise waters, huckleberry patches for a sweet treat, and secluded campsites.
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These two unbelievably blue lakes in Northern California are the best destinations for families who enjoy paddling, swimming, fishing, and camping.
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For high-quality camping meals that feel as if they were made in your kitchen, pack this Costco product in your car or RV before hitting the road.
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Campsites are often full of tripping hazards from small coolers to tent lines. Luckily, this pool noodle hack will help keep you from tripping over your tent.
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Camp, hike, kayak, canoe, or bike along Michigan's legendary Inland Waterway, which passed through a friendly village with plenty of local shops and parks.
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Located near Stowe, this tiny Vermont hamlet is an idyllic getaway in nature, especially for those who love swimming, leaf peeping, and mountain trails.
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If you don't like sleeping in a tent because of what might be lurking out there in the darkness, this DIY perimeter alarm will help you sleep much more easily.
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This little-known state park near Albuquerque offers a peaceful campground for tents and RVs, but several hiking trails and easy access to nearby attractions.
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Bringing your own firewood on a camping trip might seem like a no-brainer, but the wood from your hometown could be banned in your destination.
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This county in California may have few residents, but it's bursting with forests, camping spots, hot springs baths, ski resorts, and cozy restaurants.
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This remote town in Southern Utah is an alternative to Moab and gives you convenient access to Capitol Reef National Park as well as other desert destinations.
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This little-known wildlife area in Louisiana is popular with hunters and fishers, but it's also a great spot to take boat trip, eco-tour, or do some birding.
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In Colorado, surrounded by national parks and forests, you'll find a little town known for rich Puebloan history plus a collection of unique accommodations.
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This island in Boston Harbor is an idyllic spot to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city to see wildlife, hike the scenic trails, and go camping.
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This state park covers over 13,000 acres across three counties in Northeastern Pennsylvania, offering scenic hikes to waterfalls and plenty of campgrounds.
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This cozy East Coast campground has cabins and space for tents and RVs, and it's just a few minutes' walk from a historic pier and seven-mile-long sandy beach.
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Most outdoor adventurers know that if you're camping, hiking, or swimming, you might run into a snake. Here's where you should keep an eye out in Florida.
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Vermonts third-tallest peak in the Green Mountains is an outdoor paradise filled with gorgeous scenery, miles of trails, and photo-worthy waterways.
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Escape from crowds of traffic on an island state park in Vermont that doesn’t allow cars, keeping the outdoor recreation, trails, and campsites spotless.
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This state park is home to the highest altitude point in New Jersey and is a mecca for outdoorsy visitors who love hiking, camping, fishing, and more.
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These two lakes and the area that surrounds them in Utah's Wasatch Mountains are an outdoor paradise for hikers and campers alike. Here's what you should know.
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A vacation destination in Maryland is a place for watersport adventures where you can see thousands of migratory birds and the place an island disappeared.
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This Vermont state park is home to a gorgeous waterfall as well as plenty of trails, swimming holes, and campsites. Here's what you should know.
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Pennsylvania is a state full of natural wonders, and unfortunately, many of them are a favorite of snakes. The good news is most are non-venomous.
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This provincial park in Canada is famous for its many cascades and waterfalls, including the fourth tallest waterfall in the country. Find out more.
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For an under-the-radar, gorgeous destination in North Dakota, head to this state park with plenty of opportunities for kayaking, fishing, and camping.
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