Florida has a great variety of state parks, including this one near Orlando where you can hike on the sand, see unique wildlife, and paddle on the river.
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Key acts and policy changes have redefined the National Park Service, clarifying its purpose for in protecting the nation's plains, canyons, lakes, and mountains.
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This lakeside destination in Montana offers sandy shorelines, swimming, birding, and mountain views, with conditions that change depending on the season.
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Yosemite National Park can get busy, but if you're looking to capture the most famous view in the park, it's worth getting through the crowds.
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You can only visit these islands on live-aboard dive expeditions, but the long cruise is worth it to see tons of big marine life in a truly wild location.
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If you're looking to see the sights on Washington's coastline, you'll want to take this scenic byway that winds through villages, parks, and more.
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Visit one of Minnesota’s smallest state parks for a peaceful day of fishing and camping amongst serene wooded landscapes rife with singing birds.
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Minnesota is a state known for it's many, many beautiful lakes, and there's one located at a state park that should be at the top of your list.
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Minnesota’s pristine forests also hold a lot of history, like this state park that was once a military outpost and now hosts idyllic campgrounds and hikes.
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If you want to avoid crowds but still enjoy Canada’s famous blue lakes and majestic mountain scenery, head to this quiet spot in an underrated national park.
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This New York barrier island park offers shoreline beaches, a long oceanfront boardwalk, fishing pier access, waterfront concerts, and seasonal aviation shows.
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This scenic Utah State Park, located between Provo and Fishlake National Forest in Central Utah, is a scenic nature spot offering mountain and water adventure.
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Away from Maine's popular coastal spots, you'll find an often overlooked forest area where you can paddle, fish, hike, and camp in a uniquely wild setting.
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This coastal park has a beautiful campground for RVs and tents, tons of hiking trails, and five miles of pristine Oregon beach from which to whale watch.
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For a peaceful getaway, pitch your tent or set up your RV on the shores of a gorgeous lake in Maine, surrounded by an idyllic forest landscape.
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If you enjoy outdoor adventures like hiking and camping, there's a great park in Ohio. Between Akron and Youngstown sits a scenic place that has it all.
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Near Madison, Wisconsin, is a 422-acre lakeside escape with boating, fishing, and swimming, plus trails for hiking and cycling through nature.
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National parks are a great way to see unique landscapes and diverse wildlife. From the U.S. to Asia, these are the best ones to visit all over the world.
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This unexpected mountain state was named the best place to retire in the country for 2026, thanks to its affordability, stunning nature, and other factors.
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This Indiana getaway near a presidential boyhood memorial features two fishing lakes, a hiking trail network, and campgrounds for overnight stays.
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If you’ve ever camped at a National Park, you know how hard it is to secure a spot. Increase your odds by camping at this beautiful park with tons of campsites.
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Anglers say trout, bass, salmon, and other species are abundant in these U.S. national parks, offering excellent fishing opportunities in stunning landscapes.
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Michigan is home to some beautiful state parks, and this one gives you access to two separate lakes, where you can get out on the water or enjoy the beach.
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Tucked on a suburban barrier island and surrounded by development, this park is an oasis for local wildlife and the outdoor enthusiasts who come to view it.
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The Keystone State is packed with spectacular state parks, and the trails and views in this stunner put it right up there with the best of them.
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If you want to get away from the buzz of Orlando, head to this nature preserve, where you can hike, fish, and see a different side of Florida.
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It has miles of water access, from Atlantic beaches to quieter inshore waters for exploring, and there are plenty of campsites if you want to stay the night.
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