Enjoy a weekend away in this part of California's wine region where you can sip wine riverside and embark on outdoor adventures like kayaking and hiking.
To rent a car or not to rent, that is the question. Luckily, we have an answer! Here’s what to consider if you’re thinking about renting a car in Key West.
Just outside of Berlin, Ohio, is an RV park in the heart of Amish country. With full hookups, it's a perfect home base to explore Amish culture firsthand.
This beautiful lake may be a popular spot for water activities, but it's also the most dangerous in America. Learn about its dark history and how to stay safe.
For one of the best hikes in Joshua Tree National Park, you'll want to head to this lesser-visited trail to avoid the crowds. Here's what to know before you go.
How did a small man with tuberculosis carve and move 1,000 tons of rock? This mysterious structure in Florida comes with an even more mysterious story.
There's still time for one last mega hike before the weather completely turns, so why not make it one of the most spectacular adventures in the Beaver State?
Key West is a notoriously expensive destination, but there are lots of free activities you can do if you're traveling on a budget. Here's what to check out.
Round up the family and head to this campground positioned right on the shores of Myrtle Beach for an outdoorsy getaway with tons of activities for all ages.
This is one of the best lakes to visit for outdoor adventure opportunities. From kayaking and fishing to hiking, there's something for every type of traveler.
Singing rocks? No, this isn't a fantasy movie. It's a unique place in Montana, where boulders make a ringing chime when you strike them. Here's what to know.
Independence is a ghost town full of history and is a worthwhile stop in Colorado. The former gold mining town near Aspen still offers spectacular views.
For an incredible bucket list experience, get on your wet suit and scuba dive to this underwater hotel where you can spend the night watching sea life.
RV campgrounds in South Dakota don't come much more magnificent than this family-friendly charmer just a short drive from the state's most iconic attractions.
This small area just outside of Sedona has big outdoor opportunities. With Cathedral Rock towering over, you can hike, swim, or just relax with a picnic.
You might not think of the Midwest as a beach destination, but this state park in Michigan will prove you wrong. You can climb dunes, hike, or swim and relax.
This small town in Tennessee packs a ton of activities, including award-winning wineries, history around Lewis and Clark, and even an elephant sanctuary!