Minnesota’s pristine forests also hold a lot of history, like this state park that was once a military outpost and now hosts idyllic campgrounds and hikes.
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This Ohio nature reservation features lakes for fishing, easy lakeside loop trails through forests and wetlands, migratory bird habitat, and quiet picnic areas.
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As one of the least-visited protected wilderness areas in California, this destination boasts remote trails and mountain climbing, plus dispersed camping.
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This Ohio town is a gateway to all kinds of campgrounds and golf courses. Plus, you'll have the opportunity to get out on the water and have some fun.
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Away from Maine's popular coastal spots, you'll find an often overlooked forest area where you can paddle, fish, hike, and camp in a uniquely wild setting.
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This Lake Huron state park in Michigan's Lower Peninsula offers a sandy swimming beach, sunrise shoreline views, nature trails, and lakeside camping.
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This coastal park has a beautiful campground for RVs and tents, tons of hiking trails, and five miles of pristine Oregon beach from which to whale watch.
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For a peaceful getaway, pitch your tent or set up your RV on the shores of a gorgeous lake in Maine, surrounded by an idyllic forest landscape.
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This remote canyon in California features red rock cliffs, a rare surface stretch of the Mojave River, slot canyon hikes, and primitive desert camping.
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If you enjoy outdoor adventures like hiking and camping, there's a great park in Ohio. Between Akron and Youngstown sits a scenic place that has it all.
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This Indiana getaway near a presidential boyhood memorial features two fishing lakes, a hiking trail network, and campgrounds for overnight stays.
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This lesser-known lake state park in Washington, located off the highway between Portland and Seattle, has idyllic fishing, camping, and boating.
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If you’ve ever camped at a National Park, you know how hard it is to secure a spot. Increase your odds by camping at this beautiful park with tons of campsites.
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If you want some riverside adventures in Wisconsin, you can travel to this city and camp near the water. While you're there, you can try the local restaurants.
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Michigan is home to some beautiful state parks, and this one gives you access to two separate lakes, where you can get out on the water or enjoy the beach.
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This outdoors destination in the Berkshires in Massachusetts is a premiere New England camping park with ponds onsite, nearby trails, and starry nights.
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Sleeping under the stars can be daunting for youngsters and inexperienced campers, but this popular campground franchise is the perfect introduction.
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It has miles of water access, from Atlantic beaches to quieter inshore waters for exploring, and there are plenty of campsites if you want to stay the night.
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If you're looking for gear for a camping trip, especially when it comes to accessories such as backpacks and apparel, have this popular brand on your radar.
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Discover the last old-growth forest in Kitsap County and go on the hunt for squid and crabs in this underrated Washington state park known for its scenery.
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Though this city isn't nearly as popular to visit as Denver, it may be an attractive option for retirees looking for outdoor activities, culture, and food.
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This Wisconsin getaway features a 3,200-acre lake for boating and year-round fishing, a swimming beach, hiking trails, and a spacious campground.
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This Virginia state park — just an hour’s drive from D.C. — offers backpacking, horseback riding, mountain biking, and stargazing among epic pastoral vistas.
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This Kentucky getaway features lake recreation, a trail network for hiking, a campground with lake access, and a marina for boating, fishing, and swimming.
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If you're looking for a base near Cape Breton Highlands National Park, this Cape Breton Island town is a comfortable choice with hotels, restaurants, and more.
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Looking for where to camp in the Pacific Northwest? This guide covers scenic campgrounds, coastal landscapes, wildlife and trip planning details.
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If you're up for a river adventure that involves camping, you can make your way to North Carolina and launch your canoe on a multi-day excursion on the Roanoke.
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