For a place to enjoy nature and wildlife near Madison, Wisconsin, head to this state park with primitive camping and bluff trails that end in a historic tower.
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This lake is tucked high in the Ansel Adams Wilderness and requires quite a hike to reach, but it's worth it for a taste of real alpine peace and quiet.
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Want a waterside getaway? These six lakes in Montana offer clean, clear, pristine waters for hiking, swimming, boating, and enjoying nature during your stay.
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This Wisconsin state park offers camping beneath the trees, hikes through forests, and easy biking routes, with room for picnics and playground breaks.
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Looking for a secluded getaway? Hop in your RV, pack a tent, bring your rod, and enjoy the wilderness at this crystal-clear lake that will leave you relaxed.
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It's an overlooked West Coast camping paradise with access to dramatic cliffs, wild sandy beaches, and scenic coastal trails perfect for whale watching.
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Looking for a relaxing lakeside getaway? This beautiful park features hiking and biking trails, water activities, and easy-to-access campsites to enjoy it all.
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Less than an hour's drive from Manhattan, this 15,000-acre oasis in the Hudson Valley offers secluded camping in the woods and all kinds of activities.
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The ban is nothing new, but some details change every year, so you'll want to carefully review regulations before your next summer trip to a Canadian park.
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A Northern Ireland forest park pairs a sprawling yew maze with lakeside walks, a walled garden, and campsites close to paddling and mountain-biking routes.
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The adventure of a lifetime awaits in this gorgeous Montana state park, a remote beauty with fishing, canoeing, and scenery for days.
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From its shore and water-side villages, this picturesque Japanese lake is famous for its views of Mt. Fuji. Camp here overnight, or stay in a quaint hotel.
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This Texas lake might be your new favorite spot if you appreciate a low-key day on the water with swimming, boating, and extra hospitable camping areas.
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This picturesque German mountain town tucked between Leipzig and Bielefeld boasts miles of trails, easy access to a pretty national park, and unique camping.
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Hundreds of miles of exploration and one of America's most ambitious tree-planting projects shine bright in this humongous national forest in the Midwest.
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Park rangers share 10 essential camping safety tips, from packing the right gear and checking weather to handling wildlife, campfires, and emergencies.
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If you're looking for a scenic location that'll provide you with days of outdoor adventure, check out this spot in Wisconsin that both locals and tourists love.
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Complete with waterfront campsites and cabins, hiking trails for all skill levels, and easily accessible fishing waters, this park is a nature lover's delight.
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It's a record 500-square-mile peat bog teeming with unique plants and wildlife you can watch from a boardwalk, along with campsites, trails, and a sandy beach.
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Looking for a rugged adventure to cast a line, pitch a tent, or just enjoy some natural beauty? This mountainous reservoir offers a peaceful escape from it all.
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Backpackers will find themselves surrounded by incredible scenery while hiking through this gulch, from waterfalls and archways to red rock slot canyons.
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If your dream vacation involves splashing at the beach, strolling the boardwalk, and filling up on fresh fried haddock, plan a trip to this Massachusetts town.
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This bucolic Canadian gem boasts small-town charm with its historical Main Street, unique grain elevators, local antique shops, and down-home eateries.
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This Wisconsin state park combines wooded walks and remnants of ancient glaciers with quiet paddles, shoreline fishing, and rustic nights at a small campground.
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For a nature escape that is an hour from St. Louis but feels worlds away, visit this conservation area with primitive camping, miles of trails, and fishing.
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For those seeking a natural escape without having to pitch a tent, this retreat in Florida offers island views and fishing from lakeside cottages.
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The West Virginia area is popular with hikers looking to really get away from it all, with trails criss-crossing forested mountains and valleys.
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