Planning to go camping and fishing on your next vacation? Should your journey take you to or near Fort Wayne, Indiana, consider this lush wooded oasis.
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This Alabama town has been abandoned not once, but twice. While there are few remnants standing today, that only makes it more appealing to ghost town fans.
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It has miles of water access, from Atlantic beaches to quieter inshore waters for exploring, and there are plenty of campsites if you want to stay the night.
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Florida is famous for its many miles of diverse coastline; the most in the contiguous U.S. But which side of the Sunshine State has the best vacation spots?
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One mall with more than 50 stores and boasting a sustainable vibe has flourished in the former home of a major aviation facility abandoned in the 80s.
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When you think of Florida, your mind may not immediately go to the nature coast, but it features some underrated natural wonders, like this state park.
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Discover the last old-growth forest in Kitsap County and go on the hunt for squid and crabs in this underrated Washington state park known for its scenery.
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This Alabama town may be small, but it is eager to accept tourists. If you like history, antique malls, or seafood, you'll find something here.
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This small village in upstate New York offers a peaceful getaway with access to trails, waters for paddling and fishing, an orchard, and community events.
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Houston and Austin are two fun Texas cities, but between them lies a small town worth visiting. The "Watermelon Capital" has a rodeo and a nice marketplace.
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Just beyond downtown Miami, a historic waterfront venue has been closed for decades as new plans move forward that could change its future use.
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It might blow your mind a little, but according to new reports, a destination in the Southwest is outpacing fancy ski and beach towns when it comes to price.
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Not far from Portland, Oregon, this state park in Washington offers some of the country's best windsurfing and kiteboarding away from the ocean.
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Michigan has plenty of places to visit, but one small and cozy area with charming fruits and classy wineries can be found near Detroit and Lansing.
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Though this city isn't nearly as popular to visit as Denver, it may be an attractive option for retirees looking for outdoor activities, culture, and food.
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Named one of the best places to retire in the country, this Kentucky city offers trails for relaxed walks in nature, a charming downtown, museums, and food.
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This underrated gem near Lake Michigan has been abandoned since 1908, but that shouldn't stop you from visiting. Here's where to find this old lumber town.
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The world's oldest lakes are among the most spectacular bodies of water found on the planet. There's old, and then there's millions of years old.
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This quiet corner of Wisconsin is hiding a seriously underrated state park worth seeking out for an outdoorsy escape just an hour from Madison or Dubuque.
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Beaches aren't just a great time for humans, so if your dogs want a little fun in the sun, too, there's a spot in California you can't miss.
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Arizona is known for its iconic golfing opportunities, and this college city in the south lives up to its long-running reputation for having stunning courses.
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If you're looking to retire to Florida but aren't interested in the big cities, you might like this smaller town that still offers a lot to do.
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North Carolina is known for its small cities surrounded by natural beauty, and this quaint location just south of the state's capital is no exception.
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This Wisconsin getaway features a 3,200-acre lake for boating and year-round fishing, a swimming beach, hiking trails, and a spacious campground.
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Explore Arizona’s charming small-town main streets, where historic districts, art galleries, wineries and landmarks create unforgettable downtown experiences.
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This Italian deli has been a fixture of downtown Santa Cruz for decades. Here's what to know before you stop by this beloved local establishment.
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At nearly 11,000 acres, this lake has seemingly limitless water activities to choose from, attracting more than a million visitors per year.
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