You and your family can experience settler life (sort of) and sleep in an actual covered wagon at these campgrounds located near some gorgeous National Parks.
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Niagara Falls is a summertime destination. However, you might want to visit this gem during the winter. It is truly magical, unlike anything you've ever seen.
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Wildlife enthusiasts should visit the protected beaches of this North Carolina recreation area to see loggerhead sea turtles in their natural environment.
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This underrated Utah state park boasts mountainous scenery and activities like water sports, hiking, and camping. Plus, there's plenty more to do in the area!
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For an authentic cabin-in-the-woods experience, stay in this historical lodge in the Smoky Mountains, situated a whopping 6,400 feet above sea level.
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This small town in California is a destination for rock climbers and art enthusiasts, or those who are just looking for a weekend getaway to experience nature.
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Wyoming is home to an underrated national park with vibrant rocky canyons and gorges, offering plenty of hiking, excursions, and outdoor adventures.
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Although California is known for its temperate weather and beaches, this underrated national park is the state’s snowiest, offering a pristine winter escape.
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Away from the coast, you'll find a spacious Florida state park filled with bison, rare birds, alligators, and other wildlife along its many hiking trails.
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Head to the great state of Kentucky, hop in a kayak on the lake, and paddle your way to this stunning waterfall hidden away in a beautiful state park.
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Make the thrilling journey into this Alaskan national park and prepare to be awestruck by a natural setting that seems both out of place and time.
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Check out the Grand Canyon in Yellowstone National Park along a gorgeous road packed with scenic overlooks and opportunities for small hikes.
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If you're seeking adventure, you can't go wrong with a trip to California, especially if you head to this canyon that is big on stunning natural beauty.
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For a less crowded alternative to Texas' Big Bend, you'll want to check out this historically rich state park with plenty of hiking trails.
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A town on the outskirts of Yellowstone National Park and surrounded by mountains in Montana is an artist's haven and a destination for rodeo lovers alike.
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A unique rock formation carved in The Granite State created a swimming hole in a hidden area of New Hampshire, known as "The Little Grand Canyon."
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This stretch of Tennessee road offers travelers one of the best ways to experience the glorious views provided by the Great Smoky Mountains.
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While this scenic trail offers stunning views of Glacier National Park, it is also considered one of the most dangerous hikes in America for this reason.
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Planning a trip that includes bear watching? Here are five National Parks where it's virtually a lock that you'll spot a grizzly, black, or brown bear.
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Whether you're looking for tips for your next national parks visit, a deep dive on science or a true-crime binge, check out these top-rated national parks pods.
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In South Carolina, this underrated East Coast natural preserve is home to many carnivorous plants and diverse wildlife, offering a unique outdoor getaway.
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One of the best states to visit for outdoor adventures, Wyoming is home to an incredibly beautiful canyon, where visitors of all ages can explore.
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Find the "Eighth Wonder of the World" in Pennsylvania, an engineering icon that has now been transformed into a skywalk with breathtaking views.
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Alabama’s sole national preserve is home to one of the deepest canyons in the Southeast, with stunning natural scenery and adventurous outdoor activities.
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During the summer, many tourists travel to see the iconic Mount Rushmore. However, if you want to quickly escape the crowds, head to this state park next.
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This clear, 10-mile-long lake is a destination you have to see to believe, whether you explore on foot or during a driving tour through the park.
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Washington state is home to some incredibly scenic views. All you need for proof is this impressive state park -- it's the state's most visited for a reason.
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