This Lake Park Under An Hour From Minneapolis Has Camping, Boating, And Serene Trails
Want some quiet adventure? Grab a friend and take on a trail, cast a line for some fish, or camp with a group, all within an hour's drive of the city.
Read MoreWant some quiet adventure? Grab a friend and take on a trail, cast a line for some fish, or camp with a group, all within an hour's drive of the city.
Read MoreWhen traveling with your family between Daytona and Orlando, stop at this fun attraction to interact with animals, ride a train, or enjoy an event.
Read MoreTravel to Europe all without leaving home — or at least the state of Michigan! You'll love this park's Dutch charm, with food, fun, and entertainment for all.
Read MoreFor retirees with a larger nest egg, this Florida destination offers scenic parks, shopping, dining, entertainment, nearby beaches, and easygoing living.
Read MoreConvenient to the city while being far enough away to give you a break from the crowds, this suburb's downtown area, nearby parks, and architecture enchant.
Read MoreFrom remote communities inaccessible by road to thriving towns with thousands of residents, you'd be surprised how many people actually live in national parks.
Read MoreThe beaches around Lake Michigan can get crowded. This underrated Michigan state park offers safe and calm waters along with less-busy beaches and camping.
Read MoreThis expansive wildlife area is great for wildlife and bird watching, particularly during the spring and fall when thousands of sandhill cranes visit.
Read MoreSpot gators amidst fall colors on swamp tours, sip beer at Oktoberfest celebrations, or hit the trails to take in the crisp fall air in this slice of Louisiana.
Read MoreThis Hill Country suburb makes a cozy place to live while everything you need, from natural hikes and swimming to excellent restaurants, lies nearby.
Read MoreFor a Long Island beach escape that is filled with local eateries and family-friendly fun, head to this historic spot with a surf school and free public beach.
Read MoreThis New Hampshire county is a great spot for retirees, thanks to its popular antique shops, scenic ocean views, and countless options for outdoor recreation.
Read MoreThe state is currently finalizing the park's public use plan, which is expected to include miles of hiking trails, camping, and excellent stargazing.
Read MoreFor those who want a Southern coastal retirement, this top-rated, affordable South Carolina county is known for its warm climate and popular beaches.
Read MoreTucked near Philadelphia, visitors can experience historic sites from the Revolutionary War, a nature trail, and delicious restaurants in this township.
Read MoreFrom primitive campsites to fishing on Savage River Reservoir, this state park offers a quieter getaway in Maryland's rugged western corner.
Read MoreThe Golden Ticket Awards reveal the best theme parks for 2026 across the globe, and one classic American destination stands out at the top.
Read MorePerched in the High Sierra, this pristine reservoir is a rugged yet equally scenic alternative to Lake Tahoe, complete with over 200 lakeside campsites.
Read MoreIf you ever find yourself having the wonderful problem of not knowing which state park to check out in Wisconsin, consider heading to this lush getaway.
Read MoreClose to Waco in Texas, this arboretum features fountains, monarch butterflies, and a koi pond, as well as a teahouse, pizza garden, and farmers market.
Read MoreThis quintessentially New England county is tucked along the Atlantic coast and offers retirees an idyllic place to spend their golden years.
Read MoreThis lake is a local favorite playground for boating and swimming. While it gets quite busy some weekends, the miles of shoreline offers plenty of options.
Read MoreFull of fragrant flowers, this Midwestern town boasts antique and indie stores — and it's set among lakes, hiking trails, and cycle tracks.
Read MoreThis beach park along Connecticut's Gold Coast is a hidden gem with lifeguards, beautiful sunsets, summer concerts, and convenient amenities.
Read MoreThis vast preserve in Southern California offers short nature walks, winding canyon routes, wildlife sightings, and a peaceful place to sleep under the oaks.
Read MoreIs there a cooler-sounding path than the Ice Age National Scenic Trail? We doubt it, and you can hike a portion of it at this lush Wisconsin park.
Read MoreWhether you're looking to enroll in a college on the beach or looking to spend a weekend in a vibrant college town, these spots boast books and seaside vibes.
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