It's an overlooked West Coast camping paradise with access to dramatic cliffs, wild sandy beaches, and scenic coastal trails perfect for whale watching.
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This dude ranch has the right mix of ingredients to make you a cowboy — guided adventures including riding, fly-fishing, and hiking, plus comfortable stays.
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This California community offers an easygoing getaway with playground picnics, hillside walks, nearby flower displays, and local kitchens serving tasty food.
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Residents from this West Coast state are willing to drive almost 13 hours before hoping on a plane, according to a survey from Upgraded Points.
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This city makes a pleasant stop, whether you hop in for the annual Frog Jump or are passing through for a diner lunch and a spot of shopping.
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Before your trip to Zion National Park, stop by this gateway town with desert beauty and canyon hikes as well as a food truck park and farmers market.
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Enjoy Vermont’s pristine lake waters while exploring a small town with cute local shops and nearby parks for peaceful strolls in nature.
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Looking for a relaxing lakeside getaway? This beautiful park features hiking and biking trails, water activities, and easy-to-access campsites to enjoy it all.
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This stunning West Coast beachside enclave was recently selected as not only America's greatest sunset spot but also the second-best in the entire world.
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This nature preserve in South Carolina has a long and tumultuous history, but today, it's mostly a gathering place for wood storks and other wildlife.
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Some Hawaiian experiences feel more authentic than others. And while you can be a tourist anywhere, this Oahu town makes it easy to feel like a local.
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Covering over a thousand acres and offering a calming, relaxing environment to spend a day surrounded by nature, this park was once a dairy farm, then a mine.
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Less than an hour's drive from Manhattan, this 15,000-acre oasis in the Hudson Valley offers secluded camping in the woods and all kinds of activities.
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Along Florida's Atlantic coast, travelers can find a quieter beach escape with waterfront parks, casual dining, and easy access to outdoor recreation.
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This Texas city offers outdoor recreation at Lake Forest Park, local shopping on Main Street, and a variety of Tex-Mex and comfort food options.
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Prime fishing, kayaking past a 400-year-old oak, and tasty seasonal dishes in a historic mansion are just part of the appeal of this friendly lakeside suburb.
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This Marathon spot makes for all-day fun, with beach, swimming lagoon, inflatable water park, cable for wakeboarding, and a refreshing, tropical beer garden.
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Due to its proximity to the Twin Cities, this quiet suburb that's less than an hour's drive from Minneapolis is a great place for weary travelers to wind down.
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What better way to celebrate the arrival of fall than by getting lost in an iconic corn maze? These are the best that the United States has to offer.
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This Route 66 city near Joplin in Missouri is home to red brick buildings and an Art Deco movie theater, as well as a farmers market and spirited festivals.
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The adventure of a lifetime awaits in this gorgeous Montana state park, a remote beauty with fishing, canoeing, and scenery for days.
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Allentown itself is one of Pennsylvania's most underrated destinations, but what are the most underrated spots waiting to be discovered in Band City USA?
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If you're seeking a secluded getaway with miles of hiking trails and incredible paddling, this state park in Minnesota needs to be on your radar.
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This Texas lake might be your new favorite spot if you appreciate a low-key day on the water with swimming, boating, and extra hospitable camping areas.
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Whether you want to live here or just pay a visit, this small Yuma suburb is affordable and offers up vibrant cultural festivals and tasty authentic eateries.
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Boasting a unique history, over 200 well-preserved buildings, and a handful of great antique shops, this small city makes for a cozy getaway.
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Beyond Napa and Sonoma, a lesser-known Pacific Northwest wine destination stands out for bold reds, craft beer, cider, tasting rooms, and small-town charm.
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