South Carolina has a multitude of state parks, but there's one that's often overlooked. It has plenty of amenities and activities, and it's right by Columbia.
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Florida may have a large retirement community, but it's not the only state for retirees. This West Coast spot offers everything that Florida does and more.
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If you want to park your rig along the shore or you prefer scenic campgrounds with a place to fish, this spot between Houston and Corpus Christi may be for you.
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Skip crowded routes in the Smokies for a lesser-known scenic drive near Cherokee with forest views, wildflowers, wildlife, and small waterfalls.
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Stay within the glitzy entertainment along West Hollywood’s iconic Sunset Strip at a new hotel opening in 2026, promising an affordable luxury experience.
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Kansas has many diverse parks to choose from, but its largest state park offers many opportunities to explore nature by camping, hiking, and horseback riding.
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This eatery is the largest outdoor restaurant in Texas, a beautiful lakefront oasis in Austin that can seat thousands, hosts live music, and has great sunsets.
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Connecticut is filled with charming towns, but this one right between Newport and New Haven is perfect for coastal activities, dining, and exploring.
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Central Oregon gives you the chance to truly get away from it all, including at this mountain lake where you can fish, boat, and take in the scenery.
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If you're going to Florida and want to experience something different from the usual beaches, you should check out this unique state park near the coast.
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Willimantic offers the quintessential Northeast college town look, with vibrant foliage, historic architecture, ivy-covered walls, and small-town vibes.
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Not only does this mountain lodge in Vermont look stunning, but it's surrounded by striking views and offers unique activities for every season.
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If you are looking for a lake vacation, there is a great state park between Wisconsin Dells and Dubuque. It has beaches, hiking trails, and a waterfall.
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This North Carolina town, located between Raleigh and the Outer Banks, has a walkable Main Street and charming shops, creating a small town vibe.
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If the idea of exploring a ghost town has you excited, check out this ruin nestled in the mountains of Colorado a few hours from Telluride next summer.
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Dreaming of that laid-back Florida vibe without the packed beaches? This North Carolina town delivers the sunshine feel and amenities — without the crowds.
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Tucked away in Big Cypress National Preserve is one of the deepest lakes in Florida, home to exciting wildlife such as birds, bears, and panthers.
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If you're looking for primitive camping, serene beauty, and a bit of history all rolled in one, you won't want to miss this abandoned Colorado mining town.
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Iowa may not be near a coast, but it has plenty of lakes. The second-largest of these is in a state park with plenty of outdoor fun available.
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New York City has so many museums that it would be hard to visit them all, but the oldest museum in the Big Apple has collections you definitely shouldn't miss.
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In Connecticut, this transformed quarry features kayaking, wakeboarding, cliff jumping, inflatable water courses, scuba diving areas, and ziplining.
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A Kentucky gem with waterfalls, a water park, and a slew of things to do for families (and grown-ups, too) -- what's not to like?
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This indoor amusement park in Lafayette, Indiana, is open year-round, offering laser tag, go-karts, rides, and arcade games for the whole family.
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Visitors to South Carolina typically flock to the state's packed beaches, but there are quieter treasures to be found if you venture a bit inland.
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Head to this fish market, tucked along the Potomac River, for seafood plucked fresh from the Chesapeake Bay, including fresh-shucked oysters and whole fish.
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This quintessential New England hamlet is a great spot for retirees, tucked between the sea and mountains in the state's Seacoast region, with fun trails.
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Oregon has a lot of natural beauty, and if you head to this lake in the Cascades, you'll be able to take a boat out on the water and fish for trout.
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