This Ohio nature reservation features lakes for fishing, easy lakeside loop trails through forests and wetlands, migratory bird habitat, and quiet picnic areas.
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Surprisingly, a state famous for its beaches is also the only one without a single natural lake — but there’s still plenty of fun to be had on the water here.
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This 2,600-acre Florida suburb is a walkable community with thousands of homes plus thoughtful amenities such as pools, bike rentals, and shops.
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Many people picture the Caribbean when they think of a warm beach with clear water, but Greece has some pretty incredible options, too.
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This peaceful spot, just moments from the island's cruise port, makes a relaxing hour of wandering through greenery and learning more about island history.
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Those who thrive in the verdant, rugged backcountry will revel in this region of the Pennsylvania Wilds, known for exquisite camping, hiking, and scenery.
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This lesser-known Puerto Rico island comes packed with secluded beaches, wild horses, glowing waters, and standout local food beyond San Juan crowds.
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As one of the least-visited protected wilderness areas in California, this destination boasts remote trails and mountain climbing, plus dispersed camping.
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Minnesota is known for its gorgeous wilderness and outdoor activities, and this riverside state park is emblematic of the best the state has to offer.
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The line to get in to most of Chicago's museums can be awfully long, but you don't have to waste half the day waiting to just get in if you prepare.
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This historic Canada island park offers coastal hiking trails past old forts and lighthouse viewpoints, quiet beaches with shipwreck remains, and birdwatching.
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Though it can be a bit of a trek to get there, this Colorado campground offers striking mountain views and quick access to fishing on the Rio Grande.
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Sprawling for 800 acres, this lake near Worcester is the ideal spot to enjoy swimming, sailing, and fishing, before retiring to a cozy cabin along its shore.
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Two Midwest destinations rank among America's best in 2026, offering historic districts, local restaurants, shops, and a glimpse into small-town life.
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This New York barrier island park offers shoreline beaches, a long oceanfront boardwalk, fishing pier access, waterfront concerts, and seasonal aviation shows.
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From Sedona’s trendy local food scene to those unmissable stargazing opportunities, these are the must-do activities you won’t want to miss.
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This Ohio town is a gateway to all kinds of campgrounds and golf courses. Plus, you'll have the opportunity to get out on the water and have some fun.
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This scenic Utah State Park, located between Provo and Fishlake National Forest in Central Utah, is a scenic nature spot offering mountain and water adventure.
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Away from Maine's popular coastal spots, you'll find an often overlooked forest area where you can paddle, fish, hike, and camp in a uniquely wild setting.
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This scenic, artificial lake in Texas, located between Austin and Lubbock, is a secluded nature haven known for fishing and other water activities.
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This Lake Huron state park in Michigan's Lower Peninsula offers a sandy swimming beach, sunrise shoreline views, nature trails, and lakeside camping.
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This island nation in Asia has verdant forests, gorgeous historic forts, and beaches perfect for water activities is one of 2026's fastest-growing destinations.
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This lake in Canada is so remote that only a few hundred anglers make the trip every year, though they're treated to some of the best fishing in the country.
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If you're looking to stay at a quaint bed and breakfast with great food and a rich history, look no further than this darling spot in Greensboro.
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Located between Eau Claire and Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin, this scenic state park features stunning rock formations, hiking trails, and relaxing camping spots.
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A town in Pennsylvania that was at the heart of the state's oil boom is now a grassy field with a visitor center for tourists.
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When you think of the scenic beauty of the typical state park, you probably aren't imagining it nestled inside a city, but that's just what Alapocas Run offers.
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