Kampgrounds of America has published its own list of “14 Must-See National Parks” (no surprise with the overlap with Campsite ...

Visit this stunning lake in Oregon known for its crystal clear water, where you can hike, paddle, swim, fish, or soak in ...

There were nine five-star prospects in the 2015 class from Florida, but the best player — by far — was ranked No. 58 in the ...

A historic lodge where a famous U.S. President stayed is set in the heart of an ancient forest in the Olympic Peninsula of ...

I’ve spent years exploring these lesser-known West Virginia state parks, and let me tell you – they’re the perfect antidote ...

Two streams – Camp Creek and Mash Fork – converge in this park, creating a water lover’s paradise of cascades, pools, and ...

Bill Sterrett stands on his 40-acre woodlot north of Gaylord. The area was one of the hardest-hit by the ice storm in late March. Sterrett had been managing the woods for timber since 1989. He ...

A season on the Northern Forest Canoe Trail—stretching from the Adirondacks to northern Maine—reveals fresh possibilities for ...

Blind cavefish and crayfish live in the cave system just north of Hoosier National Forest. These translucent creatures populate the longest navigable underground river in the U.S. where visitors can ...

Want to skip the crowds at the Great Smoky Mountain National Park? Visit this lesser-known natural attraction instead, ...

Located at the southern end of La Crosse, the marshes and swamps around Goose Island are accessible by boat (follow the ...

Explore the Indian Caves, a short hike that follows the railroad tracks across from the river through the Nantahala National ...