Florida's iconic water skiing destination also boasts a rich history, a chain of beautiful lakes, and a huge Legoland resort that make the visit worthwhile.
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If you love the great outdoors but hate the idea of a reptile slithering up your boot, head to these two U.S. states that are known for being snake free.
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British Columbia has no shortage of stunning summer destinations, but this laid-back lakeside city flies under the radar and should be on your bucket list.
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Wyoming visitors often drive past this stunning state park on their way to Yellowstone, but it might just be the most rewarding detour in the area.
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This underrated trail is the longest in the U.S., covering eight states with stunning trails that adventurous hikers can do as a thru-hike or in sections.
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This summer, water slides, trampolines, climbing bridges, and of course swimming await at this inflatable aquapark at Los Angeles county’s largest lake.
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This celebrated outdoor attraction near Boothbay is reason enough to plan an entire trip to Maine, especially for art lovers, birdwatchers, and anthophiles.
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If you’re both a history lover and a nature enthusiast, this island in Canada has abandoned military forts and 11 miles of hikes, including a scenic loop.
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Tennessee is getting a brand new state park, and it happens to be on the location of one of the state's most incredible underground natural wonders.
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While many people go to national parks to unplug from technology and connect with nature, rangers warn that visitors still make this common mistake.
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Straddling the Arkansas-Missouri border, this massive nature park offers trails, waterfalls, wildlife, and local history for visitors to explore.
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This 1950s-style travel trailer is nearly identical to its 1961 model but with modern amenities, so it’s a great nostalgic choice for retro RV camping.
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With four water slides, a kiddie pool, a lazy river, and a wave rider, Georgia’s new water park opening in summer 2026 promises lots of family fun.
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If you love to paddle a kayak or just float in an innertube, this extensive river trail with stunning views in Virginia needs to be on your bucket list.
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Zion National Park has become overcrowded, but BLM’s new project meant to address the issue includes a camping ban that will leave fewer options for campers.
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Camping gear doesn't have to break the bank, and Costco is an often overlooked spot to find the best affordable essentials for your next outdoor getaway.
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Visit this lesser-known national park off the main tourist trail in Canada for a quiet, outdoorsy escape with wildlife sightings and dark skies.
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This forested lakeside state park near Atlanta is one of Georgia's most scenic and accessible outdoorsy getaways from the city where you can camp.
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Florida is famous for beaches and theme parks, but this underrated trail cuts through the state and gives hikers a unique perspective most never see.
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When New York City's summer heat and crowds get overwhelming, head to this underrated state park that's the perfect place for an outdoor escape.
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Lake Tahoe is a popular destination for scenic outdoor activities, but if you like camping under the stars, then these are the five best beaches to visit.
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If you love to sleep under the stars, you need to visit this bucket-list worthy destination that was ranked as the best in the world for campers.
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Add this dreamy snorkeling and diving destination to your Caribbean bucket list for a remote getaway with stunning coral, sea turtles, and no crowds.
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Relentless bugs can ruin an otherwise perfect camping trip, but budget-conscious campers swear by this surprisingly simple and effective dollar store fix.
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Believe it or not, there is a proper campground within the city limits of San Francisco. Here's what you need to know before booking a night under the stars.
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Tucked away on a college campus in northeastern Atlanta, this gorgeous nature preserve boasts miles of trails, charming wildlife, and even historic structures.
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If you love a relaxing lakeside retreat, Michigan borders four of the five Great Lakes and has plenty of small towns to enjoy. Here are the five best.
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