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 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.
Water parks are perfect for the whole family, but they can get expensive. We've put together our own list of the best budget-friendly water parks in America.
Head to Tennessee for a beautiful state park, a spectacular waterfall, and the added bonus of a scenic swimming hole for paddling to your heart's content.
Indiana's most popular waterfalls are the main event of this gorgeous recreational area that is found just a short drive from Indianapolis, the state capital.
Turquoise waterfalls might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Arkansas, but the Natural State hides plenty of splendid surprises.
There's nowhere quite like California's largest lake, a massive landlocked body of water that holds plenty of secrets and is a unique camping destination.
If you've ever wanted to float down the longest lazy river on the planet, you need to get yourself to Texas. Get ready for the most tranquil of good times.
Since Florida isn’t known only for theme parks and beaches, visit the town called Florida’s Springlands for easy access to the best local freshwater springs.
Whether you're a good swimmer or not, accidents happen. What do you do if you fall into water fully clothed? Here's an important tip that could save your life.
Cool off in the Arizona heat with an outdoor adventure to this stunning waterfall where you can jump from jagged, towering cliffs into a refreshing pool.
There is something magnificently tranquil about swimming in a lake, and the East Coast of the U.S. is packed with brilliant options for the adventurous.
Admiring a waterfall from any angle is wonderful. But there is something mesmerizing about walking behind a cascade. Don't believe us? Try it for yourself!