Looking for some fun? Check out Arizona's newest state park, where you can hike along the water, paddle through it, fish, swim, and feel at one with nature.
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You may not think "beachfront" when thinking about Lake Erie, but this grand park offers beach access, camping, hiking and biking, and so much more to do.
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This green space in Seattle, Washington, offers vibrant gardens full of beautiful flowers, peaceful nature walks, waterfront scenery, and abundant wildlife.
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This Florida state forest is a natural retreat with shadowy wetlands, towering pines, tranquil waters, wildlife encounters, and miles of inviting trails.
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For years, this part of Indiana has been considered one of the top places in the state for retirees thanks to its entertainment options and other perks.
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A peaceful Saskatchewan getaway combines lakefront scenery with historic churches, hilltop views, local art, and a glimpse into the region's past.
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This Illinois lake offers seasonal swimming at its beach, as well as fishing for largemouth bass, catfish, and more. Plus, it's just an hour from St. Louis.
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There's plenty of fun to be had on the water in the United States, but you can head this UK lake for swimming and boating as well. You can even learn to race.
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This state park, located new the New Hampshire border, is packed with things to do, from swim beaches and river paddling trails to large campgrounds and hiking.
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Visitors to this tucked-away town in Western Kentucky will discover top-rated restaurants, historic street scenes, and a calm lake framed by trees.
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This dreamy Illinois swimming spot has cascades that tumble into clear water, leafy forests, hiking trails, fishing, and picnic areas perfect for a day trip.
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Boston's charm comes with harsh winters. One East Coast city offers a more temperate alternative, plus historic neighborhoods and year-round recreation.
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Discover a charming oasis in northern Georgia, where you can see a cute apple statue, picturesque railroad tracks, and lush nature spots during a stroll.
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This charming village in Illinois near Rockford is a family-friendly spot with a scenic park trail, local restaurants, and a large water park.
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Just a short drive from Oklahoma City, the Sooner State's special urban state park has a fabulous range of outdoor activities for the adventurous.
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Some states are better than others for bass fishing, and this one outshines all the rest thanks to one large lake where popular bass tournaments are held.
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Springfield's outdoor side goes beyond its museums and restaurants, with a scenic escape where visitors can fish, paddle, hike, and enjoy the water.
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This centrally-located park offers a wide variety of activities, from fishing and hiking to kayaking and disc golf, and it's convenient to several major cities.
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Wisconsin is famous for its lakes, including this large one that offers a lot of opportunities for anglers, boaters, and those looking to take a swim.
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Excited to fish somewhere truly remote? Face down a challenging hike for the ultimate fishing spot in this beautiful location within the John Muir Wilderness.
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Cast a line from the lake, explore hidden views from trails, or spend the night under the stars in this remote-feeling park just an hour away from Montgomery.
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In Washington's Cascade Range lies a body of water ripe with fish and open to multiple types of watercrafts, surrounded by national forests and trails.
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Spend a day with the family in this Kansas City suburb, where you can go fishing, practice your golf swing, have a picnic, and sample the local food.
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This Alabama town is small but packs a punch with its historically significant sites and access to outdoor spots, including a local fishing lake.
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Discover historical buildings, numerous antique shops, and lakeside camping in this Nebraska city highly regarded for its small-town atmosphere.
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Lake Michigan is a popular tourist destination, but the Upper Peninsula of Michigan has a quieter, calm lake getaway where you can get out on the water.
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This small town, not far from the capital of Missouri, is a quaint enclave with close proximity to miles of hiking trails, fishing spots, and camping.
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