If you want to take in sun, sand, and ocean life on your next RV road trip, visit the secluded tropical paradise at this luxury RV resort on the Florida Keys.
Near Sedona is a rock that has an uncanny resemblance to a famous cartoon dog. Not only can you hike up the rock, but there's lots of other nearby activities.
Adventureland might seem like a fun family-friendly getaway, but its dangerous history speaks for itself. Here's what to know before you visit the park.
Visit these Arizona venues to catch a glimpse of world-famous entertainers and celebrities. You'll have a great time, too, even if you do not get to see them!
You'll be transported to another world when you visit this overlooked town in Utah only 3 hours away from Salt Lake City - and take this canyoneering tour.
For a luxurious getaway where you can indulge in world-class spa treatments, fine-dining, and golf courses, head to this historic hotel in the Midwest.
The towering redwood trees of California are among the state's most iconic features, so how do you feel about rolling up in an RV park surrounded by them?
Maryland might be a small state, but it offers big wilderness opportunities. This state park is home to a swinging bridge that's fun for the whole family.
The United States has plenty of spine-tingling ghost towns dotted across its land, but there is something particularly spooky about this Utah destination.
West Virginia is one of the most beautiful states in the country, and the Mountain State has a special trail designed for exploring its gorgeous waterfalls.
If you are a nervous driver, you might want to give this terrifying bridge in New York a wide berth. You wouldn't be the first to avoid it out of fear.
Arkansas is known as the Natural State, and this park is the perfect place to see Arkansas' natural wonders, including waterfalls, canyons, and overlooks.
This might be controversial, but this BBQ restaurant in Kansas City is one of the best in the world, according to Anthony Bourdain. Find out for yourself!
While Texas' popular Lyndon B. Johnson Lake isn't the only place that harbors this this horrifying deadly risk, it's still a reason to avoid swimming there.
New England and Vermont might get most of the press when it comes to fall foliage in America, but this underrated state in the West more than holds its own.
This mega-popular attraction in California attracts masses of awestruck visitors every year, but its parking facilities might just be the worst in the country.
If you're searching for some spooky Halloween inspiration, how does a trip to a toxic ghost town in Northeastern Pennsylvania sound? Don't forget the gas mask.
There is more to Massachusetts than just Boston, so head to one of the state's most gorgeous destinations for artistic expression and outdoor adventures.
Visit this under-the-radar and idyllic swimming hole just 15 minutes from Zion National Park where you can escape the crowds and cool off on a hot day.