It has been a little more than two years since a series of tornadoes devastated the campground at Lake Guntersville State Park. The campground has since been renovated and is ready to serve the camping community once again. A celebration is taking place to commemorate…
Although the harbor and campground on Elliott Key remain closed due to damage sustained during Tropical Storm Sandy, campers willing to brave seasonally heavy insect populations can camp for free on Boca Chita Key. The park waives docking and camping fees annually from May 1…
For the second year, Missouri State Parks is teaming up with The North Face’s Explore Your Parks Program to teach families how to have an enjoyable and safe camping experience with its Learn2 Camp program. The program provides expert answers and guidance to families who…
When the aspens turn golden in fall, the masses flock to the the June Lake Loop in California’s Eastern Sierra. But there’s no reason to wait until then. Hiking, paddling, biking, camping, and fishing abound in the u-shaped canyon on the west rim of the…
Dave and Amy Freeman’s three-year, 11,700-mile journey across North America has finally come to a close. The couple used kayaks, canoes, dog sleds, and their own four feet to traverse the lengthy journey from Seattle, Washington to Key West, Florida. Last month, the Freemans took…
