This peaceful Kansas state park offers refreshing waters, shaded campsites, scenic prairie landscapes, abundant wildlife, and laid-back outdoor adventures.
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This welcoming Arizona retreat offers resort-style amenities, outdoor adventures, social activities, and a relaxed atmosphere perfect for an extended escape.
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While Redwood National Park may have name recognition and iconic trees, you can forget it to visit these nine lesser-known forest getaways instead.
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If you're looking for a remote camping or RV getaway nestled within eastern Alberta, Canada, you'll want to check out this lake full of fishing and beauty.
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A popular hiking voice has crowned this East Coast forest the best hiking destination in the country, and its delights don't end with walking.
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This peaceful Texas state park is a lakeside getaway that offers warm waters, scenic campsites, year-round fishing, paddling adventures, and relaxing sunsets.
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Booking a campsite at the always busy Great Smoky Mountains can be tricky, but your odds get better when you look for the biggest option.
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Canada is well known for its many lake oases, but this one offers unique paddling, camping, and wildlife viewing experiences that are hard to match elsewhere.
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Collectors and avid campers can't get enough of these vintage portable stoves for their durability, performance, and surprisingly compact design.
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Tucked away in northeast Oregon's Wallowa Mountains, this campground offers simple amenities and coveted access to the state's unspoiled wilderness.
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This Wisconsin village offers small-town charm, scenic outdoor adventures, and a relaxing escape into some of the Midwest's most beautiful natural landscapes.
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This Tennessee lakeside escape offers forested shorelines, waterfront camping, paddling adventures, wildlife-filled trails, and relaxing outdoor recreation.
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No country on the planet does lakes quite like Canada, and this stunning spot provides everything from top-tier fishing to sumptuous serenity.
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This park has a new name but its primary feature — a wildly popular hiking trail past waterfalls and scenic creeks — has been around for a while.
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Pitch a tent at the largest campground in Yosemite Valley to enjoy the national park’s most iconic trails, a relaxing river float, and seasonal fishing.
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This Minnesota state park is home to one of the largest man-made lakes in the "Land of 10,000 Lakes" and is known for its fun water sports and lakeside camping.
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This artificial lake in Yosemite National Park is a remote California beauty with scenic hikes, wildlife spotting, hike-in camping and great fishing.
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Historic farms, local wineries, and seasonal festivals add to the appeal of a quiet, scenic countryside retreat between major Midwestern cities.
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Stay comfortable while camping by avoiding key clothing mistakes, including which fabrics, layers, and gear to use and which to avoid.
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This provincial park is not huge, but it's very popular thanks to unbeatable campsite views and easy access to an interesting part of British Columbia.
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This Eastern Wyoming haven is on the doorstep of Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest & Thunder Basin National Grassland and offers idyllic stays in nature.
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For a vacation escape that blends the lofty views of forested peaks with plenty of waterfront fun, you've got to visit this destination in the Beehive State.
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This charming park is the Peach State at its beautiful best, with plenty of ways to get closer to Georgia's natural delights.
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There are plenty of outdoor adventures waiting to be enjoyed at this gorgeous lakeside escape in the heart of the Peach State.
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Within Oregon's Deschutes National Forest, this mountain lake offers refreshing waters, a family-friendly beach, campsites, and breathtaking Cascade views.
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Whether you're in the cities of Cleveland or Pittsburgh, this state park offers a fun getaway, featuring cozy cabins, lakeside swimming, and lots to explore.
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The San Juan Islands encompass more than 170 islands, and this lesser-known one is only accessible by boat but does offer primitive camping and fishing.
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