A good lake makes for a good beach day, and buried within central Massachusetts lies one such gem amid state park scenery and peaceful hiking trails.
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Bald eagles are majestic, sensitive, and very elusive. If you're looking to spot a bald eagle in the wild, head to one of these U.S. national parks.
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An hour outside of Columbus lies a small community full of nature spots, from a state park with a swimming beach to a golf club with expansive greens.
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This Alabama state park is set to reopen in Spring, 2026, with upgrades and improvements to better enjoy its beautiful beach and renovated campgrounds.
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If you want to get away from the glitz of Las Vegas, you can head to this Nevada state park, where you can take a tour and learn about pioneer history.
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A state park can be a great escape from it all, but sometimes the popular parks get too busy. However, this spot in Ohio is a well-kept secret among locals.
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Get out of the city and enjoy a weekend boating, fishing, and hiking at one of Georgia’s most scenic state parks in the Atlanta suburbs.
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Rocky Mountain towns have no shortage of gorgeous scenery and outdoor adventure, but these towns are also great for a leisurely stroll or afternoon downtown.
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Looking for a family-friendly beach that offers fantastic views and few waves? This spot stretching along the Grand Bahamas may be just what you're hoping for.
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Slot canyons are popular for being excellent places to hike as well as spots for incredible photo opportunities, and Arizona is full of stunning canyons.
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Time to gear up for camping season and book your RV spot in a national park. Here's a tip: This picturesque destination has the most electric hookups of all.
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Just an hour south of Mobile International Airport, Alabama's only public pier on the Gulf is a nice spot for fishing, unfussy food, and beautiful views.
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Large state parks are lovely, but this smaller option in Michigan is wonderful for a quick day trip. Plus, it offers easy access to a stunning waterfall.
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Besides being the oldest lake in North America, this body of water is a haven for beaches, upscale communities, water sports, sunset views, and delicious eats.
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In Nebraska, this scenic state park offers blufftop river views, prairie hiking trails, peaceful campgrounds, and excellent fishing opportunities.
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Colorado is legendary for its mountain views, and if you want to head to a spot with great views but fewer crowds, this is the state park for you.
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This underrated state park, featuring a serene 117-acre lake at its center, is an easy day trip from both Pittsburgh and Columbus.
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While this campground might not be right on the water, it puts you within walking distance of trailheads and some of the prettiest scenery in the area.
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This lake may be known for its walleye, but there's a lot more to explore on these wild waters, with beautiful night skies and wildlife all around.
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For boating and catching rainbow trout, northern pike, and yellow perch, head to this Colorado state park with top-tier waters and no crowds.
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A trip to a national park can be a thrill, but Pennsylvania also has a treasure trove of state parks that rival bigger names, with visitor numbers to prove it.
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If you're headed to Starved Rock State Park in Illinois and looking to sleep under the stars, these are the best campsites within a 30-minute drive.
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If you're in Washington, D.C., and feel like you need to escape to nature, this state park in Virginia should do the trick. You can even camp by the water.
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In Florida, this Gulf Coast state park offers scenic hiking trails, lakeside fishing, and shaded campsites surrounded by wildlife-rich landscapes.
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This stunning North Carolina state park boasts 4,200 acres, 24 trails, and straddles 35 miles of the Eno River with many opportunities for fishing and paddling.
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This mountaintop escape is located just a short distance from the Strip in Las Vegas, with sweeping Red Rock vistas from the hike and clearly from the summit.
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The first state park in California was devastated by wildfires but is taking on new life with an added plot of land, covered in old-growth redwoods.
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