7 European Countries Where You Can Camp For Free
Wild camping is a magnificent way to get a little bit closer to the great outdoors, and these European destinations are fully on board with the trend.
Read MoreWild camping is a magnificent way to get a little bit closer to the great outdoors, and these European destinations are fully on board with the trend.
Read MoreHike through the scenic Arkansas forest along a state park trail that leads to gorgeous waterfalls - with plenty of opportunities for wildlife views, too.
Read MoreIf you venture outside of metropolis and continue north for a few hours, you'll find a serene escape in the Adirondacks with a hamlet perfect for a retreat.
Read MoreLocated in the southern part of Florida is a beautiful state park that offers fishing, camping, swimming, and amazing views of the starry night sky.
Read MoreFar from the busy streets of Boston lies this remote state park, where visitors can enjoy fishing, camping, hiking, and other year-round outdoor activities.
Read MoreEscape the bustling city and spend a few nights at this memorial park and campground, outfitted with a freshwater lake, hiking trails, and a zoo next door.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a breathtaking nature escape in the Idaho Panhandle, get unbeatable recreation and great views at this riverside town.
Read MoreAt this much talked-about campground in Iowa, tubing in the nearby waters isn't just accessible and fun, it's a mandatory part of every stay.
Read MoreIdaho's highest peak may have a lower ascent than other mountains in the West, but its steep elevation gain proves it is not for the faint of heart.
Read MoreIn Europe, camping isn't just a chance to sleep under the stars and soak up nature, according to Rick Steves. Here's how to camp like a local.
Read MoreOne of the wildest patches of wilderness in the U.S. can be yours for a week of kayaking, camping, and sightseeing, but it's not for the faint of heart.
Read MoreFor a serene, lively escape sandwiched by state parks, you need to visit this town tucked away in the Northeastern corner of South Carolina.
Read MoreOn the East Coast, you have to visit one Pennsylvania state park in particular, which has waterfalls, camping, whitewater rafting, hiking, and more.
Read MoreFor the camping experience, without roughing it, book a tent or micro-cabin in this Japanese-style Washington campground, complete with an outdoor spa.
Read MoreHead to this state park in Delaware for family-friendly beaches, cabins and campsites, fun hiking trails, dolphin spotting, and WWII history.
Read MoreThe "Gateway to Newfound Lake" in New Hampshire is an idyllic spot where stargazers stay up late at night and daytime is for laying on the beach.
Read MoreIf you're looking for the perfect location for your next lakeside camping trip, this Wisconsin city's beaches and hiking trails fit the bill.
Read MoreCowboy camping is a style of camping that will bring your outdoor adventures as close as possible to nature. The key? No tent. Here’s how and where to do it.
Read MoreThe oldest hiking trail in America is a challenging long-distance 272-mile trek across mountains and the awe-inspiring forests of Vermont.
Read MoreEmbrace Alabama's refreshing and exhilarating natural beauty by visiting this simple yet spectacular state park with fascinating caves begging to be explored.
Read MoreOne charming town in Idaho is a destination where history intersects, and two rivers form a confluence for outdoor adventure and hiking trails.
Read MoreNot far from Indiana's busiest city lies a beautiful body of water that allows travelers of all types to get away from it all and enjoy Midwestern paradise.
Read MoreNebraska's oldest park delivers with endless opportunities for recreation all year long in a panhandle destination known for breathtaking views.
Read MoreEscape Texas' big cities and take a trip to this underrated state park for unique wildlife, waters perfect for fishing, and convenient campsites and cabins.
Read MoreFor some relaxation in the great outdoors, visit this calm lake in Texas, where you'll find a variety of cozy accommodations and activities on the water.
Read MoreYou don't have to visit the Grand Canyon to experience camping and hiking in some of the most awe-inspiring rocky landscapes in the world.
Read MoreTake a camping trip in Northern California at this site on the Trinity River. Bring a fishing rod and tackle box to catch salmon and steelhead!
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