Most people know Massachusetts for its important role in American history, its sports teams, universities, delicious seafood, and, of course, Boston, dubbed the “Hub of the Universe.” But the most populous state in New England is also home to prime camping opportunities for lovers of the outdoors. From seaside campgrounds on Cape Cod...

Camping in Idaho is an experience you’ll never forget. Idaho boasts waterfalls higher than Niagara, hundreds of miles of nearly untouched forests, hot springs, and famous volcanic areas. Idaho doesn’t draw as much tourism as other states like California or Florida, and because of this has a charm all its own. There are 7 national parks in...

Camping in North Carolina is hard to beat thanks to a nearly endless variety of exciting campgrounds to choose from. In addition to your standard tent and RV camping, the state is home to dozens of great glamping cabins, free dispersed campsites, laidback RV parks, and so much more. Your options range...

Camping in Tennessee is a great way to explore the staggering amount of natural beauty the state has to offer. With a wide variety of campgrounds to choose from, from rustic tent sites to RV parks with full amenities as well as free dispersed areas, there’s a little something available for campers of...

Car camping is any type of camping where you can drive your vehicle into your campsite. Car camping is by far the most popular type of camping in the US. It is perfect for new campers and longtime campers alike. Actually, most campgrounds in state and national parks have vehicle access right up...

Camping generators have a time and a place for every camper. When I'm car camping with the family or have our camping trailer out for a trip, having a reliable power source is a huge convenience. That's where a camping generator can come in handy. I've stated here on...

If you’ve been considering a camping trip to the mountains, there is no better place to start than Rocky Mountain National Park. Located in Colorado’s Front Range, the park is close to Denver and Boulder, making it a perfect destination for tourists flying in and locals alike. Rocky Mountain National Park has plenty to...

Big Bay State Park is on Madeline Island, which is part of the Apostle Island archipelago. The “Big Bay” referred to in the title is Lake Superior, which accounts for 10% of the world’s supply of fresh water.  When it’s time to go camping, this park has an attractive amount of waterfront excitement. You...

Buckhorn State Park offers an access point for visitors to experience Wisconsin's brand of natural beauty firsthand. With shoreline on both the Wisconsin and Yellow river, lovers of swimming and boating have twice the opportunity to get some splashing in.  Additionally, the park is open for seasonal hunting opportunities. Birders will get the opportunity...

Camping at Deception Pass State Park is one of the best ways to enjoy Washington State’s most-visited state park. Roughly 2 million visitors per year flock to this Northwest Washington camping hotspot for its proximity to the Puget Sound, 38 miles of hiking trails, and to walk across the towering (and often photographed) Deception Pass Bridge. Three campgrounds suitable...