With almost 30 lake-filled state parks and countless alpine reservoirs across the Wasatch and Uintah mountain ranges, the Beehive State offers ample opportunities to plan a lake camping trip on warm summer days.
Within White Mountain National Forest's 750,000 acres, you'll find nearly endless woodlands, alpine lakes, and the highest mountain in the Northeast.
Home to parks, trails, mountains, fine dining, breweries, and a hip art scene, Colorado Springs is a great destination for locals and tourists alike and is a prime spot for a vacation in your rolling home-away-from-home.
Known for the lobster and rocky coastline, the best way to visit Maine is to stay along its shores.
Find a bit of peace and quiet far from the city but still close enough to humanity to pick up a few cold beers on the way.
What better way to spend a beach vacation than waking up with sand out your tent door and the waves crashing at your feet.
Michigan touches four of America's largest freshwater lakes and boasts 10,000 more beyond that, so you don't have to look far for fantastic lake camping in the Wolverine State.
These are the best campgrounds in the San Juan National Forest, from camping in a fire tower to remote sites next to the state's best fishing.
These fun camp recipes for kids (and adults) will ensure your kiddos have a good time while camping....be sure to pack plenty of napkins!
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While Texas is lucky to have great coastal destinations and warm islands, you shouldn’t overlook the rad possibilities offered inland at one of the state’s many lakes.
From the tip of the northern panhandle to the Snake River in the south, Idaho's camping scene is home to many jaw-dropping lakes both large and small.