Instead of the Sunshine State, retirees may want to choose this coastal Mississippi county instead, which boasts a low cost of living and gorgeous scenery.
Read More
From Charleston to Key West, these destinations are among the hottest places to celebrate a bachelorette party, whether your group prefers beaches or nightlife.
Read More
This lesser-known getaway near the North Carolina-Virginia border is the perfect place to get out on the water with a beautiful lake and watercraft rentals.
Read More
For a lakeside stop on your way from Seattle to North Cascades National Park, visit a charming small town with outdoor fun and views of the snowy mountains.
Read More
This beautiful outdoor space is loaded with activities and areas the bring the city together, from sport fields to venues for community events.
Read More
This delightful campground in the Keystone State is a brilliant way to leave the stresses behind, with extra points if you're looking to cast a line.
Read More
Whether you're new to the mountain biking scene or an experienced rider looking for new challenges, you'll want to visit this Santa Clarita, California, park.
Read More
Head to this quaint corner of Eastern Tennessee where you'll find delicious restaurants, wine bars, and plenty of outdoor activities to keep everyone busy.
Read More
The United States' coasts are home to a number of abandoned military forts, including this historic Maryland location that you can visit today.
Read More
This metro park isn't widely-known, but it's brimming with reasons to visit, including a recreated 1800s farm experience and beautiful walking trails.
Read More
The college vibes are alive and well on the vibrant streets and in the popular restaurants of this charming borough in New Jersey.
Read More
California wine country hides a rare geyser with scenic walking paths, relaxing lounge areas, farm animals, and fascinating geothermal landscapes.
Read More
For total serenity in the wilds of the Sunshine State, look no further than this under-the-radar wetland state park that is home to threatened wildlife.
Read More
Spend the weekend at one of the largest lakes in Mississippi, complete with boating and paddling fun — not to mention top-notch fishing opportunities.
Read More
While the Midwest may not seem as exciting as the coastal regions, there are plenty of attractions here, especially if you're a lover of the outdoors.
Read More
It features a waterfront location with a pier, beach and overlook parks, and a large city marina — so the abundance of fresh seafood only adds to its charms.
Read More
This township in Pennsylvania's Lehigh Valley combines nearly 500 acres of parks with seasonal events, a historic restaurant, and a longtime local winery.
Read More
Though overshadowed by some of Route 66's flashier stops, this New Mexico community offers intriguing roadside attractions and scenic trails.
Read More
An amusement park, water park, casino, and outlet mall make this unexpected destination a surprising choice for families, thrill-seekers and shoppers.
Read More
From camping and fishing on the lake to sluicing for gemstones and riding a vintage carousel, this park is a favorite North Carolina recreation area.
Read More
Perched on the Manatee River as it flows into Tampa Bay, this park boasts 500 years of history and stunning biodiversity with four distinct ecosystems.
Read More
If you're looking for one of the most recreational cities in Idaho, make a beeline for this delightful destination near Spokane, Washington.
Read More
The Arkansas Ozarks hide a unique seasonal destination filled with folk music, handcrafted arts, cultural experiences, and cozy overnight stays.
Read More
This Northern California town built around the railroad oozes history, along with tasty Mexican food and nearby nature spots with trails and wildlife.
Read More
There's more to Florida than theme parks, and this town proves it. Find a unique slice of history and a bird-lover's paradise all in one place.
Read More
This national forest in Oregon offers over a million acres to explore, is home to the world's largest living organism, and provides unique overnight options.
Read More
Seeing this multi-tiered waterfall in Maine takes little effort, as it's just a short walk from a parking lot and situated near picnic tables and benches.
Read More