Although people often go camping to be closer to nature, there is such a thing as too close, so avoid pitching your tent in this area where bears frequent.
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You've been dreaming about this nature getaway for months, but confusing these two camping terms can quickly derail what could be the trip of a lifetime.
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If you are looking for a hiker's paradise in Texas, check out this breathtaking mountain getaway that is also one of the least-crowded national parks.
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Maine's island near Portland offers a secluded, family-friendly campground experience complete with dunes, rocky beaches, great biking, and woodland hikes.
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Glamping is more than just camping — it's an entire experience. This unique site on California's coast dotted with yurts may be just the destination you need.
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This U.S. state may not be your traditional retirement haven, but it's one of the most affordable and exciting places in the country for retirees.
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A visit to a Washington city formerly known as the "hellhole of the Pacific" and as the hometown of a music legend has a colorful history and outdoor charm.
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Escape into the California wilderness at this nature preserve along the coastline of Big Sur, filled with numerous opportunities for outdoor adventures.
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To experience West Virginia, the Mountain State, in all its beauty, head to this hidden state park that is full of secluded trails, cozy cabins, and swimming.
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Hawaii is known for its natural beauty, and at Volcanoes National park, you can have a one-of-a-kind camping experience in a wild eucalyptus forest.
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This state park near Taos offers a fantastic natural retreat with stunning palisades, camping options, hiking trails, and fishing opportunities.
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This tranquil lake near Vero Beach offers a glimpse of Old Florida, featuring fishing, boating, cabin rentals, airboat rides, and breathtaking views of nature.
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Discover the otherworldly-looking state park in Utah that will make you feel like you're on Mars, complete with magnificent landscapes and outdoor activities.
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If bushwhacking, fly fishing for trout, birdwatching, and exploring uncharted landscapes is your type of adventure, visit this low-key wilderness area in Iowa.
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Learn more about the 'no shortcut' rule before heading to California's Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks to avoid getting yourself into any trouble.
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For the perfect summer getaway in South Carolina, head to this Blue Ridge Mountain state park that is perfect for swimming, tubing, kayaking, and scuba diving.
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This Oregon camping area just outside of Portland offers majestic cliffside views of the ocean, potential whale viewing opportunities, and more.
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North Carolina is home to a paradise for outdoorsy types, with fishable lakes, hikeable trails, and an impressive assortment of campgrounds to choose from.
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If you're looking to visit a unique part of Montana, you won't want to miss the sights and sounds of this preserved ghost town — and surrounding campsites.
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If you want a secluded escape, this Arizona luxury campground near the Grand Canyon offers the perfect opportunity to enjoy nature and stargaze.
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Although it often goes overlooked, this California coastal state park offers visitors an escape into the redwoods that's filled with picturesque landscapes.
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Lose yourself in serene trails, birdwatching spots, wildflower blooms, and scenic overlooks in one of Louisiana's most stunning natural escapes.
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Channel your inner cowboy (or cowgirl) at this Wyoming resort and spend your days horseback riding, fishing, attending workshops, and enjoying the canyon views.
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This lake and state park offer everything you want in an outdoor adventure, including boating and fishing, hiking and beaches on the shore, and camping options.
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This city in Florida is famous for its two dive sites filled with underwater caves as well as a beautiful, Japanese-style garden. Here's how to visit.
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History buffs and nature lovers alike will find plenty to pique the senses on this scenic hiking trails that stretches from Washington, DC to Maryland.
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There are plenty of places to spend the night in Sedona, but this serene campground nestled along the winding Oak Creek might be one of its best.
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