This state park, surrounded by gorgeous scenery, gives you a taste of the real Florida complete with springs, boat rides on the lake, and wildlife all around.
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The Midwest has a lot to offer in terms of cities like Cincinnati and Fort Wayne, but don't forget this charming small town that isn't too far away.
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Minnesota has plenty of gorgeous lakeside scenery, and this city near Lake Shetek boasts small-town vibes and a historic past within pristine nature.
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While it might seem like a distinction without a difference, there are some good reasons that protected land in the U.S. is divided into these categories.
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The five states with the most state parks in America are spread all across the country, including spots on both the East Coast and West Coast.
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Up in the Adirondack mountains of New York lies a tiny mountain town with gorgeous lakes, scenic hiking trails, and an annual music festival.
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Located along the Kings Canyon Scenic Byway, this village offers easy trails past towering sequoias and a restaurant serving local, organic ingredients.
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If you want to visit a park with beautiful scenery and a lot of history, pack your picnic basket and head to the oldest state park in Pennsylvania.
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The first thing that pops into most people's mind when they think of California is sunny beaches, but don't forget about its stunning array of mountains, too.
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Anyone who has ever thought about moving to California knows it will be expensive, but this city near Fresno is both charming and relatively affordable.
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The Midwest has a lot of scenic state parks for you to choose from, including this gorgeous park in Wisconsin, which even has a golf course and a lighthouse.
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Enjoy a natural escape in the Midwest without straying too far from the city at this Illinois state park. Stroll along scenic trails through a historic forest.
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It takes some effort to hike there, but this once abandoned tower in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is worth the time and energy.
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Nature lovers and history buffs alike head to this Texas state park for its breathtaking views and peaceful hiking. If you're in Austin, it's worth the drive.
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Visiting one of the United States' best national parks is perfect for a vacation road trip, and you can stay close to many parks while staying within budget.
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If you prefer your hikes to take several hours, or even days, to complete, consider one of these long Florida routes filled with wildlife and stunning scenery.
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These 5 South American countries are the best for exploring the Amazon Rainforest due to access and diversity of plant and animal life, according to travelers.
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If you're looking to visit one of America's national parks without paying an entrance fee, check out the 10 fee-free days happening throughout 2026.
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This friendly Alabama city offers visitors delicious food options and access to an impressive state park with waterfalls and family activities.
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For a great pit stop with the family between Indianapolis and Lexington, head to this scenic state park filled with paddling adventures, trails, and campsites.
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If you're looking to load up on national park souvenirs during your RV adventures, you'll want to make sure the items are small, practical, and affordable.
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In Florida, a town positioned between major cities offers forest access, small-town streets, seasonal events, and an easy escape from busy coastal hubs.
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Travelers looking for a natural escape near Orlando but far from the crowds should head to this scenic state park that is a lakeside retreat full of trails.
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This California town is a national park gateway town located between Fresno and Kings Canyon, boasting affordable camping and nearby outdoor adventures.
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Booking a campsite in Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park isn't easy. This guide breaks down the best camping spots based on setting, access, and nearby trails.
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These five national parks can only be reached via plane or boat, offering visitors a chance to enjoy uncrowded trails, pristine wilderness, and epic camping.
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An hour from Monterey and two hours from San Francisco, this uncrowded California state park is home to a 3,169-foot mountain peak offering stunning views.
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