On April 8, 2024, a total solar eclipse will cross North America, passing over Mexico, the United States, and Canada. Probably one of the best places to see a total solar eclipse is from a campsite. Campgrounds are expected to sell out well in advance so now is the time to think about reserving a […]
The Camp Store at South Carlsbad State Beach is a hit with campers and locals. It’s located just inside the main entrance to the campground and serves a variety of food, including pizza, burgers, hotdogs and breakfast burritos. It also has a nice selection of beer, wine and hard seltzers. You can also pick up […]
Eastern Sierra Nevada Adventures Lundy Canyon & Mono Lake As route 395 winds its way along the base of the eastern Sierra Nevada range, you’ll see roads that occasionally head west into hidden canyons. Here you’ll find trout-filled streams and autumn aspen splashed with gold and orange. Among the prettiest is Lundy Canyon, about 8 […]
April 1, 2022 “It’s a whale of a tale and it’s all true; I swear by my tattoo. About a harpooned whale that rode a wave so big – it left the creature high on dry land.” – Ned Land (Canadian Harpooner, “No equal in his dangerous trade.”) Illustration by Neuville and Riou The “dry […]
While traveling the countryside in search of campgrounds, our photographers occasionally come across some pretty unusual or unique campsites. We thought we’d share several of what we think are some of America’s most unusual campsites. These campsites are generally next to some unique or unusual natural features, geologic wonders, strange areas or historic sites. Norris […]
High on the hills above San Francisco Bay lies an enigma. A mystery that nobody has been able to solve, not even scholars. Stacked stones, making up (perhaps ancient) crude walls that stretch for miles and miles. The remnants of the ancient stone walls are known as the East Bay Walls, the Berkeley Walls and […]
Recently we toured the Pacific Northwest and Northern California to photograph 47 campgrounds in the span of about a week. It was an ambitious trip but we managed to photograph some really nice campgrounds. First lets review the vitals for the 7-day trip: Miles Drive: 2,240 Miles Walked: 62.4 Elevation Range: 5 feet to 7,110 […]
If you’ve ever wanted to pitch a tent and camp in a ghost town, then Panamint City in Death Valley National Park may be the ticket. Panamint City isn’t your run of the mill roadside ghost town tourist attraction. It’s located in a remote section of the Panamint Range and requires a strenuous hike to […]
The best place to see Synchronous fireflies in North America is in the Elkmont area of Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The little (lightning) buggers put on a spectacular display usually from May to mid-June. You can also see them toward the backend of Cades Cove (Abrams Falls trailhead) or at Cataloochee Valley. The largest […]
Wyalusing State Park, originally named Nelson Dewey State Park is famous for its Native American Burial Mounds, panoramic bluffs that soar 500+ feet above the river valley, and miles of spectacular hiking and mountain biking trails. There is also a cave in the park that once held treasure! To reach Wyalusing State Park’s Treasure Cave, […]
Lake Perris offers a variety of water recreation, including swimming, fishing (shore, pier and boat), boating, sailing, waterskiing, and a special area for scuba diving.
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Nehalem Bay State Park features a large campground with 265 campsites for tents, trailers and RVs, separated from the ocean beach by sand dunes.
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Outdoor recreation in the area includes boating, canoeing, kayaking, swimming, fishing, hiking, biking and picnicking.
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Devils Fork State Park campground is along the shore of Lake Jocassee. The area allows visitors on boats to drive to remote islands and see sites of waterfalls splitting into two lakes.
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Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park includes 4,650 acres of beautiful forest and open land. The 40-acre old-growth redwood grove is a 5 minute drive or a short hike from the campground.
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Douthat State Park has a total of 87 single family campsites and some have wonderful views of Douthat Lake. The Park also has 35 cabins and lodges for rent.
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Beverly Beach State Park is in forest-sheltered area right on the Oregon coast and is a very popular campground featuring a beautiful trail to and along miles of sandy beach.
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