Camping

What should you pack? How can you forecast danger? RV or cabin? This is the ultimate guide to cold weather camping in America.

Aurora borealis is visible in the U.S. and it can be easier, cheaper and just as spectacular to view the northern lights right here at home.

Cooler weather, beautiful foliage and tons of family activities make fall a great time of year to join together and get outdoors.

As the long and lazy days of summer give way to homework, carpools and deadlines, it’s easy to let outdoor time fall by the wayside.

From Oregon to Montana and Idaho, follow our guide to the ultimate Pacific Northwest craft brewery camping experiences.

America’s State Parks in partnership with Aspira recently hosted the 2018 America’s State Parks Photo Contest to build community around the unique moments captured at state parks across the country.

Are you ready to take the path less traveled? Let’s go back to the basics with free and affordable camping sites across America.

From New Mexico to New Hampshire, we have the best fall foliage destinations across the U.S., plus where to camp nearby.

From exploring underground caves to climbing pink mountains, we rounded up the best weekend getaways for summer 2018.

There’s a lot to see and do in the Windy City, but our perfect Chicago road trip mixes a little bit of city with a whole lot of nature in northern Illinois.

Chase waterfalls at Amicalola Falls State Park, kayak down Chattahoochee River, jet ski across Lake Lanier and more!

There’s more to Dallas than its stereotype depicts. This family-friendly road trip itinerary explores the great outdoors in north Texas.