Turns out you don't need to head to an overcrowded oceanfront tourist spot to enjoy a week or two at a beach, and here's a good reason why.
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This hidden gem is Grand Cayman's lesser-known sister island, recognized by UNESCO for having some of the rarest marine ecosystems in the Caribbean.
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It may seem like nothing more than rolling farmland at first, but this peaceful region is home to exceptional wineries and America's largest botanical garden.
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The San Juan Islands encompass more than 170 islands, and this lesser-known one is only accessible by boat but does offer primitive camping and fishing.
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This town has all the Midwest charm you could want, complete with a state park swim beach and incredible local eateries in the downtown area.
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These five Yosemite campgrounds received lower ratings from parkgoers disappointed due to issues ranging from cleanliness to crowds to site layout and more.
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For fun adventures year-round, visit an adventure park in Ontario where you can explore the Canadian forests via ATV, on foot, or by kayak.
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The charms of South Carolina shine brightly in this fun little city that is packed with quality restaurants and stylish boutiques.
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Bakersfield convenient location makes it an excellent base from which to explore the parks of the Sierra Nevada, high deserts, and coastal ranges.
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Chicago was famously the starting point of Route 66, and there's still one classic motel on the historic road that you can stay at in the Windy City.
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While Colorado and California are known for their active cultures, the healthiest city in America is a vibrant city with prestigious universities.
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This inland lake has a ton of camping options, wildlife, and multiple ways to get out on the water, no matter what your water sport of choice might be.
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Iceland’s volcanic wonders are plentiful, and just a short drive from the iconic Blue Lagoon, you’ll find the country’s largest mud pool.
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Not all small towns and cities embrace their heritage as thematically as they could, but this community does, and it's all the better for it.
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This town isn't far from Boise and offers fabulous surroundings and an up-and-coming downtown area, all with community and outdoor activities.
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If you want to enjoy some relaxing camping in New Mexico, you can head to this lakeside state park that offers views of water and the mountains.
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It seems serene today, but in the early 1900s U.S. defense planners worried about an attack that could catch Seattle defenseless. This was part of the solution.
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The Florida Everglades are world-famous, but there is a certain aspect to the vast wetlands that many people are not aware of.
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For mild, pleasant weather during an island escape among quaint villages and gorgeous gardens, head to this island hidden off the coast of Vancouver.
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Deep in Texas Hill Country, a vast new protected landscape unveils dramatic canyons, spring-fed waters, rugged wilderness, and future outdoor adventures.
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Head to this crystal-clear Washington lake near Mount St. Helens that provides beautiful scenery and idyllic places to spend the night under the stars.
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This Florida county is home to more than white-sand beaches, as you'll also find a wealth of charming, walkable communities with fun amenities.
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Experience the natural splendor of the Keystone State at this pearl of a Pennsylvania state park, with trail adventures for all the family.
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If you're looking for something different, here it is: a park in the mountains with a 653-acre reservoir, and 27 campsites you can only reach by boat.
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These sprawling gardens were once a working farm with 300 Jersey cows but are now home to thousands of native trees, grassland, and cultivated flowers.
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Despite its eerie name, this U.S. Army outpost is a great addition to any Texas road trip and is open for free public visits as part of the Texas Forts Trail.
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A historic lighthouse, rust-colored beaches, and oceanfront campsites make a scenic Canadian coastal getaway a must-visit for nature lovers.
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