For a taste of beautiful Southern Illinois, head to this laid-back hippie village that is full of artsy charm and is within Shawnee National Forest.
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For a hiking and biking haven just outside of Santa Cruz, head to this gorgeous state park full of soaring redwoods and forested trails.
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At this lesser-known Texas state park, RV road trippers and tent dwellers will find a diverse range of wildlife and plenty of camping sites to suit their needs.
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One of America's most spectacular natural phenomena is now easier to witness as Yosemite officials recently changed regulations, allowing for better viewing.
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Hiking, camping, fishing, and many more outdoor adventures await you at this under-the-radar lakefront state park in northeastern Arkansas.
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From desert dunes to ancient ruins, these top-rated New Mexico destinations stand out for scenery, history, and visitor-approved experiences.
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Just across the border from Missouri you'll find an idyllic spot for hiking, fishing, or camping. This state park is an outdoor adventure haven.
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Not too far from New Orleans is Louisiana's gorgeous riverside park that makes for a peaceful place to camp, boat, and fish without the crowds.
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Yellowstone National Park is one of the most popular and fascinating parks in the U.S. Naturally, there are quite a few bizarre things associated with it.
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Northern California's Sierra Nevada mountains are home to so many picturesque lakes, but this beauty boasts world-class sailing and peaceful vibes.
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There’s a state park in Wyoming that offers outdoor lovers year-round recreational activities like swimming, kayaking, ice fishing, and snowmobiling.
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This surprising country is rapidly becoming Europe's "hottest camping destination," with plenty of sites near under-appreciated parks and large lakes.
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If you enjoy swimming, boating, hiking, or golf, this little city has you covered. Visit in the fall to truly appreciate the surrounding nature views.
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Wisconsin has so many stunning state parks that it can be hard to decide which ones to visit. Here is a list of the five best state parks according to reviews.
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This strict new ID rule rolling out in American National Parks in 2026 could make it difficult for visitors who are unprepared, and will likely slow park entry.
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This Des Moines-area destination offers two lakes, multiple biking and hiking trails, golf courses, and more outdoor fun fit for the whole family.
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Search data reveals which U.S. state parks travelers are most curious about in 2025, from waterfall-filled trails to desert scenery and urban green space.
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Within this gorgeous state park in Pennsylvania, you’ll find thrilling whitewater rafting adventures alongside tranquil trails to flowing waterfalls.
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These remote areas of the United States are all far away from light pollution, are DarkSky certified, and some may even give you a glimpse of the Milky Way.
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Natural beauty and community spirit abound in this enchanting Ohio town, where you can mingle with the locals and admire the arts and crafts at fun festivals.
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The falls are only a half-mile hike from the Parkway and provide a welcome respite on a hot summer day, but be sure to check the rules before taking a dip.
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For a different side of Florida, head to this wildly underrated forest reserve that is a wooded wonderland with camping, trails, and fishing galore.
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If you're driving through Pennsylvania and happen to pass between Hershey and Philly, this quiet, scenic nature preserve definitely deserves a stop.
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For beautiful mountain hiking without the crowds, head to this underrated state park in Ohio. This particular trail is a perfect introduction to the area.
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For an outdoor adventure filled with camping, kayaking, fishing, and just relaxing lakeside, a trip to this North Carolina state park fits the bill.
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National parks are great places to enjoy your favorite outdoor hobbies, but if you participate in this one, you'll need to leave your equipment at home.
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Don't just settle for any old campground in the Peach State. Instead, head to these five incredible parks with similarly spectacular and scenic campsites.
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