Camping in a national park is one the best ways to experience a park. But what if the campground doesn’t accept reservations? The first-come first-served system can be a bit off-putting for newbies. Here’s how to do it and a few basic tips for the perfect camping experience.
The soaring pink cliffs, red canyons and emerald waters of Zion National Park draws travelers from around the world. Visitation to Utah’s first national park has grown so much in recent years you’ll need a few tricks to help avoid crowds at Zion National Park. Start with these.
With its unique conditions, Death Valley National Park requires careful preparation. This list of driving tips helps you plan a safe and fun experience to this unique national park.
Yellowstone is one of the biggest and most unique national parks in the United States. To get the most out of your visit, there are a few important things you need to know about Yellowstone National Park before you go. Let’s see what they are.
Joshua Tree National Park has hikes for all kinds of visitors, from short, easy walks to more challenging trails. If you’re looking for a good place to start, these 8 easy hikes are perfect for exploring the park without overdoing it.
Think you don’t have enough time to visit a national park? With a good plan and a well thought out strategy, there are actually a few really easy to get to park units you can visit when you’re short on time. Keep reading to find out which ones.
Explore the rocky cliffs, lush forests and serene lakes of Maine and Mount Desert Island. As the first place in the United States to catch the sunrise, this region is a treasure of outdoor adventure. Spend two days in Acadia National Park and get to know one of North America’s crown jewels of national parks.
Big Bend National Park is a huge Texas park with a lot to see and do. Use this park guide to start your road trip planning now!