Camping

As summer approaches and vacation plans begin to take shape, Mt. Hood National Forest is expected to be a popular destination for campers. With 65 designated campgrounds nestled within a…

Camping in Hawaiʻi offers a unique opportunity to sleep under the stars, hear the sounds of the ocean, and awaken in the heart of nature—all in one of the most…

A memorable camping trip at Willow Bay during a particularly wet Memorial Day weekend served as a vivid reminder of the importance of preparation when facing unpredictable weather. The trip,…

Hipcamp, the leading app for finding and booking campsites, today unveiled its inaugural list of the 50 Favorite Places to Camp in America Right Now—just in time for the summer…

Michigan’s northwest Lower Peninsula is home to the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, a stunning stretch along Lake Michigan known for its expansive sand dunes and diverse outdoor activities. Drawing…

As music lovers across the country gear up for festival season, the car they take to the campsite often plays a vital role in shaping the experience. Whether it’s conquering…

When asked who has had the greatest impact on their connection to nature, many people mention a parent or grandparent. For the author, however, it was their spouse, who grew…

The Tasman District Council is seeking public feedback on new proposed freedom camping rules, which include reducing the number of designated camping sites in Tākaka and Motueka. These changes are…

Australia’s long-standing tradition of camping is facing a significant affordability challenge as holiday park operators and state governments raise prices for basic camping sites to levels comparable with house rentals.…

Blacktail Mountain Ski Area is inviting both locals and tourists to enjoy the mountain in a whole new way this summer, offering an array of outdoor activities, scenic camping opportunities,…