After a day out on the water paddleboarding or a hike on one of the nearby trails, enjoy a family picnic at one of this serene Kentucky lake's campground areas.
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This massive, historical monolith in Africa's Sahara Desert is a sight to behold. Learn how to reach it and what to expect at this hidden gem.
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This popular campground in Alaska is the perfect combination of being close to the town's amenities while also giving you the serene beauty of nature.
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Dating back to 1790, this historic New York town is home to countless architectural gems and museums, along with outdoor adventures and parks like Letchworth.
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If you want to explore the less-traveled parts of Arizona, it's hard to beat this charming small town offering hiking, shopping, and art and wildlife viewing.
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For outdoor recreation in Central California, look no further than this giant national forest that is a gorgeous hub of hiking, mountain views, and swimming.
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This beautiful scenic park in Western New York is a wonderland of beautiful rock formations, caves, canyons, and plenty of camping and glamping sites.
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A stunning and lesser-known mesa near Zion National Park offers free dispersed camping and stunning views of Utah's famous red-rock landscapes.
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Ohio is full of opportunities for outdoor recreation, and this dazzling lake in particular is the perfect backdrop for boating, fishing, camping, and hiking.
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This overlooked Idaho town boasts quiet beaches and historic lodges, but its stunning mountain setting adds an unforgettable charm and serenity to your getaway.
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Nevada may be known for Las Vegas, but the state is also home to wilderness, including a remote hot spring secluded in the mountains near a ghost town.
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Tucked away in northern Florida is a natural springs paradise with incredible, clear waters, campgrounds, and some fantastic local cuisine.
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Wisconsin has many state parks to explore, but its largest state park is a scenic camping destination that is rich in beauty, history, and geology.
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In the middle of Utah lies a national forest known for its beautiful scenery and incredible lake that offers visitors a top-tier fishing experience.
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Friendliness might not always be the first thing that you look for when choosing a travel destination, but maybe it should be. Here's Nevada's friendliest spot.
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New Hampshire is full of stunning locations for nature lovers to visit. This mine has a fun interactive component that allows you to hunt for gems.
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A small area of Nevada with secluded mountain campsites and great fishing spots is a solitude lovers dream. You can also immerse yourself in cowboy culture.
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For cycling and hiking enthusiasts, a trip to northern Oregon is worth it for a lot of reasons, and this gorgeous rail trail should definitely be on your list.
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This California beach is in the perfect spot for swimming in more tranquil waters and enjoying the great outdoors. Here's why you should go on your next trip.
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With its small town charm and wildlife, this city in North Dakota is a great stop for travelers or campers. Explore its scenic byway and historic museums.
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Spanning 170,000 acres, this vast territory is the ultimate paradise for camping under the stars, exploring by kayak, and watching animals roam in the wild.
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Pitch your tent in a scenic campground and sleep among giant boulders after a day of climbing and admiring the beauty of California’s Joshua Tree National Park.
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An otherworldly landscape awaits just outside of the Atlanta metropolis, where trails guide hikers to views they might expect to see on Mars.
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Venture into Upstate New York to visit a glistening state park home to a large lake, numerous hiking trails, and plenty of places to camp for the night.
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If you're planning a trip to South Dakota and aren't sure where to camp, give this lakeside beauty a try. You certainly won't regret it.
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Camping is an affordable alternative to Hawaii’s expensive lodging options, but there are some things to know before jumping into the island’s untamed nature.
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This rural North Carolina town, just a few miles from the iconic Blue Ridge Parkway, offers scenic hikes, delicious local eateries, live music, and more.
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