This RV resort sits in an ideal location to call home for a few nights or all winter, just blocks from some of the best beaches and an easy drive to top spots.
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There's no better way of exploring the United States than by embarking on a thrilling road trip, and this stunning Midwest state is the best place for one.
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A former surf motel in Montauk has a fresh new look, offering coastal-inspired design, private beach access, and a convenient base for exploring Long Island.
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Popular places are often popular for a reason, but that doesn't mean they're your only option -- Florida's lesser-known spring is a great example.
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In Central Ohio, discover a quiet, 4-acre park with the largest wooden waterwheel in the state, along with a working mill that you can tour.
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If you're looking to get out on the water and enjoy the warm weather (or tour an abandoned castle), you don't always need to head to the coasts.
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This Nebraska town with classic Midwest appeal, gorgeous outdoor recreation, and charming small-town activities may not be on your radar — but it should be.
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Scenic drives, charming stops, and great food make these underrated towns and cities between Columbus to Chicago are perfect for a memorable Midwest road trip.
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Head to this year-round lakeside haven near Stockton, Kansas, for the chance to spot deer, hike through vast prairies, and angle for rainbow trout.
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This all-inclusive resort was named the best in Texas in 2026 and is a high-design Hill Country wellness retreat near Austin for luxury travelers.
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As Florida's popularity as a retirement option decreases, this state is becoming a fan favorite thanks to its beautiful parks and unique dining offerings.
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This undersea garden in the Gulf of Mexico is a jaw-dropping collection of coral and home to hundreds of marine species, including whale sharks and manta rays.
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The world's longest floating boardwalk? You'll find it in this picture-perfect Pacific Northwest city, complete with water adventures and delicious food.
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The magic of Wisconsin is alive and well in this charming village, a hotbed of quality fishing and other outdoor adventures.
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You won't have to travel far from the Kansas-Nebraska border to access a lively state park rife with camping options and opportunities for aquatic adventure.
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No wilderness area in the Empire State is bigger than this spectacular stretch of natural beauty in the Adirondacks. This is New York at its wildest.
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This family-friendly Baltimore suburb offers relaxing parks, historic roots and landmarks, and casual restaurants with everything from diner faves to seafood.
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Just a short drive from Knoxville gets you family-friendly outdoor activities, great antiquing, and storefronts you won't find anywhere else.
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This underrated Ohio getaway offers historic architecture, independent shops, guided tours, and a thriving local food scene between Cleveland and Pittsburgh.
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One of Connecticut's biggest outdoor destinations offers far more than scenic water, with enough recreation to fill an entire weekend escape.
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Nevada has more abandoned towns than it does modern cities, bones of gold and silver mining towns dotted across the state's dramatic landscape.
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The Ozark Mountains are home to a lot of beautiful spots, and this Arkansas town will give you access to multiple parks, including Devil's Den.
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One unassuming Michigan town blends historic character, easy walkability, and a surprisingly convenient setting for exploring the surrounding area.
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Looking for the ultimate remote getaway? This expansive, isolated state park in Alaska offers wilderness camping, fishing, beautiful lakes, and endless beauty.
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If you're the type of person who likes water rides, you're going to love this record-breaking water coaster and the park it calls home.
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Just outside of Madison is a friendly Wisconsin village with scenic nature and parks, delicious restaurants, fun bars, events, and small-town charm.
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Looking for a weekend trip in northern Illinois? This lakeside destination offers historic architecture, unique local businesses, waterfront parks, and dining.
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