Admire the historic buildings in this charming New Hampshire town and marvel at the region's largest stand of giant rhododendrons in its nearby park.
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This desert community is known for RV living, winter sunshine, and sprawling gem shows, drawing travelers seeking simple, affordable seasonal life.
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Imagine a California town that gives you a perfect view of the Sierra Nevada mountains. That's the exactly the case with the mountain town of Tulare.
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Some regions in the U.S. are home to more lakes than others. Here's our list of the states that have the most lakes (it's less straightforward than you think).
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There's nothing better than a road trip, and this delightfully scenic adventure in Delaware and Pennsylvania is a must for anyone interested in art history.
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If you're looking for an artsy getaway along a scenic river with easy access to the coast, this Delaware town has all that and more in store for you.
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This underrated city in Idaho offers quick water access for boating and steelhead fishing, not to mention a nearby national forest for hunting and hiking.
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New Hampshire has certainly earned its reputation as a laid back state with access to nature. This charming town is a outdoor-loving retiree's dream.
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If you're ready to leave Atlanta behind in search of some small-town charm, you don't have to go far. One of its suburbs is a picturesque hamlet.
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Washington enjoyed a brief moment in the sunshine during the Gold Rush, but this abandoned mining town is a testament to how quickly that changed.
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This village on the Cape's southern shore has it's share of water activities, from great paddling and sailing to beaches, plus nature trails and seafood.
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This charming city near Boise is known for its top-notch wineries and breweries. It's also bursting with cozy cafes and restaurants and lots of outdoor fun.
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This small Arizona suburb was named for the unlikely event that people would ever move there, but now it's a destination for art and hiking.
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This community has a profoundly quirky history and a name that coincidentally resembles a famous location from the Marvel Universe.
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Discover lakefront lighthouses, cozy cabins, and miles of shoreline at this Michigan state park that's less than an hour from beautiful Traverse City.
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Tucked away in the Lowcountry, this haunting destination features a crumbling Victorian-style house nestled among the wetlands of South Carolina.
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This aptly named neighborhood in Detroit is a hub for all this hispanic food and culture with tons of great restaurants, beautiful murals, and festivals.
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This Ohio town has a rich history surrounding its canals and tons of ways to enjoy the area's scenic parks, trails, and waterways. Pack your bikes and visit!
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You'll find plenty to do, especially during the summer festival season, when you visit this gorgeous Kentucky town situated near the river and mountains.
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This gorgeous, historic town in Maryland offers so much to do, from shopping to ghost tours and local bites. It was even rated as a top place to live.
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You don't need to confine your high-rolling casino experience to Las Vegas or Reno. Here's where you can go in the U.S. for Vegas vibes outside of Nevada.
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Some vacation stays are destinations in and of themselves. If you want to get lost beneath a lush canopy in style, then this is the cabin getaway for you.
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If you're on your way to Phoenix, AZ for a vacation and are looking for a artsy getaway, look no further than this underrated canyon getaway.
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New Mexico isn't all dry. This man-made lake provides the best of both the desert and the beach, with gorgeous views, watersports, and camping spots.
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Just a short drive from Atlantic City, this Jersey Shore destination is the perfect combination of ocean views, lively boardwalks, and coastal dining charm.
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This small town along the Potomac River in Virginia is best known for its state park, where visitors can spot over 200 bird species, including bald eagles.
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This affluent Portland-area suburb is known for forested trails, scenic parks, and strong community ties, blending luxury with Oregon's natural beauty.
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