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If you’re camping near Charlottesville or live in the area, you’re in luck. Some of the best hiking and most breathtaking views in the eastern United States can be found right at your doorstep. From small natural areas to hikes in the George Washington National Forest and Shenandoah National Park, here are 15 ideas for … Read more
If you’re looking for a place with beautiful scenery and plenty of water activities, Lake Anna State Park is the place for you! Lake Anna State Park lies on the northwestern shore of Lake Anna, one of Virginia’s most popular lakes. This 3,127-acre state park has 10 miles of lake frontage and plenty of room … Read more
Located on the banks of the lower Potomac River on Virginia’s historical northern neck peninsula lies Westmoreland State Park. Conveniently located near several major cities, Westmoreland State Park is approximately 2 hours from Washington D.C., 2 hours from Richmond, Virginia, and about 1 and a half hours from the Norfolk/Virginia Beach areas. Westmoreland State Park … Read more
Located on the north shore of Smith Mountain Lake in western Virginia is beautiful Smith Mountain Lake State Park. This Virginia state park gives visitors access to Virginia’s second largest freshwater lake for boating, fishing, hiking, camping, and more! Impounded (dammed) in 1963, Smith Mountain Lake has long been a popular recreational destination, and the … Read more
If you’re longing for the sights and sounds of the Atlantic Ocean and the Chesapeake Bay, from crashing waves to the sound of seagulls, to gazing at the storied gateway for America’s earliest settlers, it can all be experienced at the beautiful Kiptopeke State Park. Located on Virginia’s southeastern shore, Kiptopeke State Park lies on … Read more
With a unique history, beautiful views, and lots of fun outdoor activities to do, Hungry Mother State Park is a must-visit Virginia state park for any outdoor enthusiast. Follow our visitor’s guide for all the information you’ll need for an enjoyable and memorable visit to Hungry Mother State Park! [Want to see more? Explore some … Read more
Want to get away somewhere near Richmond but don’t know where to camp? This guide will walk you through some of the best locations for camping near Richmond, from some of the state’s most beautiful state parks to small sites on private land. State Park Camping Near Richmond, Virginia Pocahontas State Park With over 90 … Read more
Nestled in the Appalachian Mountains of southwest Virginia, Grayson Highlands State Park offers beautiful vistas, hiking, camping, and many more outdoor activities to enjoy. Whether you want to go on some challenging hikes, fish in serene trout streams, see the wild ponies, or just relax around the campsite, Grayson Highlands has something to offer for … Read more
Just over 20-minutes south of Richmond in Chesterfield County, Pocahontas State Park is the ultimate experience for residents of Central Virginia looking to explore nature without a long drive. This visitors guide will walk you through everything you need to know to plan a trip to Pochahontas State Park, whether you’re a local to the … Read more
First Landing State Park is one of Virginia’s most visited state parks, and it’s understandable why. Its beautiful beaches and swampland coupled with its rich history and proximity to Virginia Beach make it an excellent destination for all ages. This visitors guide will walk you through everything you need to know before visiting First Landing … Read more
Finding a beautiful place to set up camp for the weekend isn’t tough to do in North Carolina. From the coast to the mountains, camping in NC state parks is filled with stunning natural wonders that will make you come back for more every year. How Many State Parks Are There in North Carolina? North … Read more
What comes to mind when you think of Charlottesville, Virginia? Perhaps the University of Virginia and dozens of wineries and breweries? In fact, Western Virginia is catching on as the Napa of the East Coast because of its noteworthy wines. Although that’s enough to sell anyone on Charlottesville, there’s more. The restaurants in town offer … Read more
Are you looking for a fun and affordable weekend? Why not try camping in Virginia Beach. Virginia Beach has some of the best camping spots in the state with something to offer everyone. From primitive camping to RV parks, this guide will go through it all. Camping directly on many of the public beaches in … Read more
If you want the best of East Coast beach life and Southern hospitality, North Carolina is positioned perfectly at that crossroads. Beach camping in North Carolina provides an idyllic getaway experience where campers can fall asleep to the crashing waves and wake up to the ocean breeze. One of the unique things about North Carolina … Read more
Orange Country is, without a doubt, one of the most beautiful places to explore in California. From mountain ranges to stunning lakes, to colorful meadows, to rugged hillsides, you will continuously be in awe of your surrounding and have an option to pick between when looking for somewhere to hike in Irvine. Many of these … Read more
With its mild climate and beautiful scenery, Southern California is a great place to camp all year round. Whether you’re looking for an organized campground with all the amenities and space for an RV, or a more rustic tent camping experience, you’ll find several great options throughout this guide for camping in Julian, CA. Many … Read more
Camping on the gulf shore is a one-of-a-kind experience. Galveston may prevent tent camping on its beaches, but there are still plenty of places nearby you can pitch a tent or bring your RV and relax for a few nights right on (or near) the beach. Read or scroll through this guide to learn about … Read more
Texas beaches and the Gulf Coast are synonymous. If you’re looking for waterfront fun, there’s no better place to park your RV. Whether you’re a lifelong Texan or just looking to escape a cold winter, staying at waterfront RV parks in Texas is the perfect way to enjoy sunshine and water year-round! With most of … Read more
Black Mountain, NC is a respite from ever-popular Asheville and not too far down the road either! North Carolina is home to some of the best mountains, hikes, and views in the Appalachian Mountains, and locals and tourists alike flock there when the weather is good. If you love the idea of hiking through North … Read more
North Carolina is known for its waterfalls. Pisgah National Forest, Nantahala National Forest, and other popular destinations throughout the state host dozens you could choose from when looking for a waterfall near Charlotte. This guide will explore 6 of the most beautiful waterfalls in the state that are easily accessible without the hardship of a … Read more
Located off Interstates 85 and 95, Charlotte, North Carolina is conveniently located near many great campgrounds. Camp near an amusement park. Camp near Charlotte Motor Speedway. Or explore one of the state’s stunning state parks. This guide will breakdown some of the best campgrounds in North Carolina, including RV parks and primitive campgrounds you can … Read more
Lush, green forests. Remarkable waterfalls. There’s so much to love about Western North Carolina and all of the little mountain towns it has to offer like Boone, Asheville, Franklin and Highlands. Overall, the state has over 900 miles of trails. It would take you a lifetime to explore them all. This guide covers 8 of … Read more
It’s a scorching, summer day and you’re looking to get wet. Or it may be the middle of the winter. Who knows! All we know is that you’re looking for some of the best waterfalls to visit near Franklin, North Carolina. Home to the Blue Ridge Mountains and Nantahala National Forest, Western North Carolina is … Read more
Are you planning a trip to a campground near Franklin, North Carolina? Located in the Nantahala National Forest, the area is a popular attraction for outdoor enthusiasts up and down the East Coast and is home to some of the most beautiful nature in North Carolina. There are several campgrounds and RV parks in Franklin … Read more
With so many outdoor activities in North Carolina, it’d be easy to overlook Boone. With ever-popular Asheville only a couple of hours away and multiple waterfalls and hikes throughout the Blue Ridge Mountains, Boone doesn’t get the proper love. We’re here to fix that! If you’re not into the idea of driving toward Great Smoky … Read more