These five gifts are practical choices for your favorite campers, compiled based on insights from real outdoor adventurers and online shopping reviews.
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Missouri is full of hidden gems and the Ozark Mountains are a great place to find them. One such place is this vibrant natural spring with small town vibes.
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One college town in Utah is a mountainside paradise that's known as "the gateway to the Cache Valley" and is wildflower meadows and tall peaks.
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This tiny town is located next to the deepest lake in Alabama. It's a perfect location for watersports like boating, kayaking, and fishing as well as hiking.
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Winter camping on the California coast brings big surf and beautiful views. Here are the five best beachside campgrounds in the Golden State for a winter trip.
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If the Alps and Rockies call you every winter, but you want a new snowy adventure, this ski resort in Japan boasts world-class slopes and unique cozy villages.
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Whether you love sledding, ice skating, or discovering new-to-you breweries, these locations in Oregon and Washington make for the perfect winter getaway.
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This unique creation, made carefully from tens of thousands of icicles, is a winter wonderland featuring colorful lights, ice caves, and even slides.
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Visit an Illinois gem filled with art, vineyards, and small-town warmth, where lake views, local wine, and Midwestern culture create the perfect escape.
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Take this express train from Denver to Winter Park to avoid I-70 traffic and enjoy scenic views, resort skiing, and an easy car-free mountain trip.
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With a wide range of ski resort choices, incredible festivals, and quintessential New England charm, it's no wonder this state ranks tops for a winter getaway.
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Utah's Uinta Mountains are famously stunning and this underrated town gives you access to all its natural beauty including scenic hikes and stunning lakes.
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For Appalachian Trail faithfuls and outdoor enthusiasts, visit a small mountain town in New Hampshire that's home to two waterfalls. It's perfect for unwinding.
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This Midwest state park features the Great Lake of Michigan and various water activities. Plus, there is plenty of nature to embrace on trails and campsites.
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When you get into the heart of rural Ohio, you're bound to discover some stunning forest hikes and this small community is the perfect place to start.
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For an underrated but gorgeous destination in Washington, head to this rural town with plenty of fishing, two scenic state parks, and a gorgeous waterfall.
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Cold-weather visitors face intense glare, subzero temps, and limited services. Park safety guidance recommends a single essential for eye protection.
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For the same breathtaking views of Sedona but without the overtourism, head 10 miles away to this vibrant village in the Coconino National Forest.
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When visiting Sacramento, make sure to get out of the city and explore this lakeside gem of a suburb with great food, shopping, and outdoor recreation.
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This affluent yet laid-back section of Santa Cruz boasts a relaxed beach, numerous eateries and cafes, and a family-friendly natural history museum.
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The Swick Old Growth Interpretive Site inside Oregon's Malheur National Forest is a great place to have a picnic or go on an easy hike this fall.
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This pristine Arkansas wilderness area with bluffs and seasonal waterfalls has hiking trails, primitive camping, and more than 100 bolted rock climbing routes.
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Visit this New York town south of Rochester for its nearby waterfalls, fun festivals, and a delightful pub and dining scene to enjoy after a day of exploring.
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This unincorporated community makes an outstanding homebase for visiting hikers and campers hoping to take advantage of the area's picturesque landscapes.
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Horseback rides, cozy cabins, and handcrafted art await in this charming Pennsylvania town nestled beside one of the state’s most scenic forests.
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If you're looking for your next breathtaking climbing destination, head south of Boise for one of Idaho's most memorable state parks.
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Oregon is home to over 1,400 named lakes, but this one is hard to beat for its stunning views, outdoor recreation opportunities, and cozy campgrounds.
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