The ban is nothing new, but some details change every year, so you'll want to carefully review regulations before your next summer trip to a Canadian park.
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This Marathon spot makes for all-day fun, with beach, swimming lagoon, inflatable water park, cable for wakeboarding, and a refreshing, tropical beer garden.
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What better way to celebrate the arrival of fall than by getting lost in an iconic corn maze? These are the best that the United States has to offer.
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If the idea of a gorgeous town on the Welsh coast surrounded by a national park and packed with history floats your boat, then this is the place for you.
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A Northern Ireland forest park pairs a sprawling yew maze with lakeside walks, a walled garden, and campsites close to paddling and mountain-biking routes.
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The adventure of a lifetime awaits in this gorgeous Montana state park, a remote beauty with fishing, canoeing, and scenery for days.
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From its shore and water-side villages, this picturesque Japanese lake is famous for its views of Mt. Fuji. Camp here overnight, or stay in a quaint hotel.
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This Texas lake might be your new favorite spot if you appreciate a low-key day on the water with swimming, boating, and extra hospitable camping areas.
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The Scandinavian region has many well-known tourist hot spots, but if you're looking for someplace off the beaten path, this area in Sweden is picture perfect.
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This picturesque German mountain town tucked between Leipzig and Bielefeld boasts miles of trails, easy access to a pretty national park, and unique camping.
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While it's a popular base for those exploring the nearby national parks and ancient city ruins, this cozy storybook village is also a must-see on its own.
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While national parks might seem like stretches of wilderness away from regulations, they do have rules -- including rules about what you can and can't bring in.
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This day-use-only state park has a few worthwhile trails and makes an excellent stop for a few hours' hiking workout or a leisurely picnic.
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It's a cozy 13th-century town in the heart of Wales that blends medieval markets, quirky antiques, and artisan cafés with easy access to the Eryri peaks above.
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Some chaotic events in the past have made it so that when you're at this New Mexico destination, there are only a few places you're allowed to drink alcohol.
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England's southern coast has many marvelous coastal towns worth exploring, and this charmer near Bournemouth is an award-winning spot to consider.
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Hundreds of miles of exploration and one of America's most ambitious tree-planting projects shine bright in this humongous national forest in the Midwest.
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Explore the fascinating industrial history and the magnificent mountains of South Wales in this gorgeous region not far from the nation's capital.
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Heading to Jackson Hole? You're in for a good time, but there are a few things to take note of before exploring this magnificent corner of the American West.
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Minnesota's prairie country offers more than wide-open views at this peaceful state park, where a winding river brings wildlife and outdoor adventure.
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This quaint town in Northeast England is known for its historic sites, including an open-air museum that gives visitors a glimpse at Anglo-Saxon life.
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Park rangers share 10 essential camping safety tips, from packing the right gear and checking weather to handling wildlife, campfires, and emergencies.
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If you're looking for a scenic location that'll provide you with days of outdoor adventure, check out this spot in Wisconsin that both locals and tourists love.
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Tucked between Georgia's cities sits a park dedicated to generations past and filled with relaxing walks, fishable ponds, and places to sit and enjoy nature.
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Complete with waterfront campsites and cabins, hiking trails for all skill levels, and easily accessible fishing waters, this park is a nature lover's delight.
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Perched in the North Pennines, this hilly market town has indie stores and cafés, country walks, and pretty Georgian and Victorian architecture.
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It's a record 500-square-mile peat bog teeming with unique plants and wildlife you can watch from a boardwalk, along with campsites, trails, and a sandy beach.
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