Rural Massachusetts has dozens of spectacular spots for enjoying the great outdoors, with one iconic pond-side campsite offering dozens of activities.
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Though it can be challenging to reach, this Michigan state park offers visitors a rugged escape with cozy campsites, stunning views, and lakeside fun.
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Everyone loves a water park in the hot summer months -- the slides, the wave pools, all of it -- and there's a great one in Colorado that just got even better.
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There's never a bad time to check in with your neighbors, and one charming U.S. state is going all out to encourage people to explore its delights in 2026.
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This Idaho resort offers travelers adventure year-round, from black-diamond ski runs in winter to swimming, boating, and hitting the links in summer.
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Get the quintessential Maine experience at this park featuring the state's iconic rugged coastline, lighthouses, and access to prime fishing and hiking spots.
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If you're looking to see the sights on Washington's coastline, you'll want to take this scenic byway that winds through villages, parks, and more.
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South of Pittsburgh, this Pennsylvania destination features guided tours, family-friendly programs, and forest views worth adding to your itinerary.
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Visit one of Minnesota’s smallest state parks for a peaceful day of fishing and camping amongst serene wooded landscapes rife with singing birds.
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Quiet, sandy shores built for relaxing, shelling, turtle watching, and swimming can be found on this hidden gem of an island on the west coast of Florida.
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On a road trip through Nashville toward the Midwest, make a stop by this town with an interesting claim to fame and plenty of unique shops and activities.
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One of the best spots for pike fishing in Indiana is a river filled with cold water and beloved by anglers throughout the Midwest.
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Minnesota is a state known for it's many, many beautiful lakes, and there's one located at a state park that should be at the top of your list.
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Tucked away on New Hampshire's border with Vermont, this city is small, but it boasts a theater, an opera house, a lovely park, and fun shopping.
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If you're headed to Dollywood in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, you can head to this new hotel which was just voted the country's best new one by USA Today readers.
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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 new outdoor venue in Downtown Grand Rapids will attract music and entertainment fans all over the US to Michigan, building on Detroit's musical legacy.
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This underrated regional park in Northern California offers visitors pretty treks to the sound of rushing cascades, viewing decks, and grazing goats.
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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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Surprisingly, a state famous for its beaches is also the only one without a single natural lake — but there’s still plenty of fun to be had on the water here.
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This 2,600-acre Florida suburb is a walkable community with thousands of homes plus thoughtful amenities such as pools, bike rentals, and shops.
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Those who thrive in the verdant, rugged backcountry will revel in this region of the Pennsylvania Wilds, known for exquisite camping, hiking, and scenery.
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This lesser-known Puerto Rico island comes packed with secluded beaches, wild horses, glowing waters, and standout local food beyond San Juan crowds.
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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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Minnesota is known for its gorgeous wilderness and outdoor activities, and this riverside state park is emblematic of the best the state has to offer.
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The line to get in to most of Chicago's museums can be awfully long, but you don't have to waste half the day waiting to just get in if you prepare.
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Though it can be a bit of a trek to get there, this Colorado campground offers striking mountain views and quick access to fishing on the Rio Grande.
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