Camping is about to get more expensive (or at least a lot less free) for some adventurous outdoor lovers thanks to a recent policy change.
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Everyone knows Niagara, but few have heard of this giant waterfall hidden in the British Columbia Rockies. It offers an escape from the usual tourist trails.
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If you're an expert hiker, this Colorado trail is just the hike for you. While it is short, it's not for the faint of heart, so buckle up and hike on.
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This expansive outdoor destination features hiking trails, freshwater lakes, and well-equipped campsites set within a landscape with a unique history.
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For a unique slice of Oregon history mixed with coastal scenery and hiking trails, head to this state recreation site near the California border.
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The state park here offers lakeside camping, fishing, swimming, boating, and scenic hiking on one of the clearest lakes in the Lone Star State.
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Escape the big cities of the Midwest by adventuring through this large state park in Illinois, featuring lake recreation opportunities and hiking trails.
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This pier in North Carolina offers stunning sunrises and sunsets, ocean views, year-round fishing, and other amenities, including billiards and a restaurant.
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More than half the population feels at least a little queasy around snakes. If that's you, here are some tips that may just save your next camping trip.
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This former gold and coal mining town is now a small Colorado city offering historic trails and buildings, cozy cabins, and a nearby national forest.
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Don't let the ominous name fool you, this stunning park in Utah has everything you need for your need outdoor excursion, from relaxation to adventure.
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A tiny village near Chicago, Illinois has been a golfing haven since the days that most of its patrons arrived on horseback, and it remains renowned today.
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Located 25 miles outside of Downtown Detroit, this state park is a peaceful escape with horseback rides, historical hikes, and even a spot for fishing.
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In Canada's Pacific Northwest, this coastal community is ideal for a quiet getaway, with cozy cabins and guesthouses, plus eclectic local shops and artwork.
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If you want to visit a secluded lake in the Sierra Nevada mountains, but Lake Tahoe's crowds don't appeal to you, you can head to this peaceful spot.
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This bison-filled heritage park in Canada is a scenic hiking destination steeped in Indigenous history, currently vying to be a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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When you think of Maryland, you might not think of mountains. But this state park will change that with hiking trails, lush greenery, and breathtaking views.
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The vistas from this small patch are stunning, but there's a lot more to explore — including a nearby campground, hiking trails, and paddling options.
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Located in one of Canada’s most fascinating provinces is a vast wilderness destination teeming with lakes, hiking trails, campgrounds, and outdoor activities.
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The Lone Star State has 76 state parks that span a total of 580,000 acres, giving hikers and campers plenty of terrain to explore and enjoy.
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Spend your next long weekend relaxing, catching fish, and roasting marshmallows around the campfire when you visit the biggest lake in the Palmetto State.
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This Michigan state park in the mitten, also known as the "Cape Cod of the Midwest," is situated on one of the most picturesque U.S. lakes.
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The lake's third-largest island is uninhabited and rustic, with wildlife, beach camping, and dense forests — a true wilderness adventure for intrepid paddlers.
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At this stunning Florida watering hole, you can reel in large, plentiful fish by day and paddle through glowing water by night.
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There's magic throughout the Ozarks, with so many stunning places to experience the outdoors, and this wooded area in Missouri is one of the best.
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Visitors to this tiny state park in Texas Hill Country can enjoy scenic views and a short hike before the main attraction appears after dusk.
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California is famous for its beautiful beaches, and this one in Pacific Grove has a wide variety of animals, as well as historic sand dunes.
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