This Abandoned Town On The Shores Of Lake Michigan Is Full Of Midwestern History
Head to this historic gem on Lake Michigan, where pioneering history still remains in a ghost town surrounded by hiking trails and outdoor fun.
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One Of America's Largest Water Parks Offers Family-Friendly Fun Just Outside Of Denver
Beyond the epic mountains of Colorado, the state is also home to one of the largest water parks in the country, and it's less than half an hour from Denver.
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Not Sequoia, Not Yosemite: This National Park Has The Tallest Trees In The World
This national park is the place to go to tick seeing the world's tallest trees off your bucket list, with the most impressive ones towering over 300 feet.
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One Of The Caribbean's Family-Friendly Islands Offers Reef Adventures And Powdery Beaches
This island is an ideal destination for your next family vacation, with great beaches, snorkeling, diving, and other activities for a range of age groups.
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This Bay Area Water Park Was Popular In The '80s – Now It's Closing Indefinitely
Families around San Jose have relied on this summer water park to escape the heat for decades, but that tradition is taking an unexpected pause.
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California's Only Vehicle-Friendly Beach State Park Has Reopened For Off-Roading & Camping
This popular off-roading and camping spot on the California coast has reopened after a lawsuit temporarily blocked access. Here's what you need to know.
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Oregon's Pristine Glacial Lake Offers A Mountain Getaway For Camping And Boating
This lake in Oregon's Deschutes National Forest is the perfect summer destination for boating, fishing, and camping, and it's just an hour from Bend.
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Ohio's Amusement Park Was A Total Bust In The '70s — Now It's A Fun Trailhead For Families
This amusement park ran for 100 years before shutting down, but today its grounds have been transformed into a family-friendly spot with easy trails.
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Our Travel Expert Reveals Cruise Ship Dress Code Rules Passengers Should Know
Cruise ship dress codes can be confusing for first-time and seasoned sailors alike. We asked a luxury travel expert to break down exactly what to expect.
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Wild Horses Roam Freely At This Mountain Destination On The Border Of Wyoming And Montana
If you’re on a road trip in the West this summer, be sure to visit the mustangs and wild horses that roam freely on the border between Wyoming and Montana.
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Why Outdoor Experts And Survivalists Warn Against Camping In Dry Riverbeds
While its soft, flat surface may seem like the perfect place to set up, here’s why outdoor experts and survivalists warn against camping in dry riverbeds.
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A Scenic Arizona Lake Abruptly Closes, Disrupting Summer Travel Plans
If you had plans for a fishing trip to this stunning Arizona lake, you'll need a backup. An unfortunately incident has caused the lake to close indefinitely.
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California's Deepest Lake Is Also Its Most Popular With Crystal-Clear Water
This massive lake along the California-Nevada border isn't just a paddler's paradise, it's a bonafide vacation hotspot steeped in American history.
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Alaska's Mostly Abandoned Town Feels Frozen In Time Within America's Largest National Park
Once a thriving mining town, this remote, mostly-abandoned outpost in Alaska is a must-visit for adventure seekers looking for a true wilderness experience.
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California's State Park System Is Getting A Major Expansion With Three New Locations
California already boasts a massive state park system, and thanks to a recent initiative, they'll be adding three brand new parks to the roster.
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New York's Largest Water Park With A Hydromagnetic Coaster Is A Must-Visit This Summer
When New York City's summer heat becomes unbearable, locals head to a beloved Long Island water park for a refreshing escape. Here's why it's a must-visit.
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California's Most Popular National Park Got Rid Of Reservations, Leading To Massive Crowds
This park's reservation system was scrapped in early 2026, and visitor numbers jumped, bringing parking chaos, crowding trails, and leaving visitors frustrated.
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Florida's Popular Beach City Will Fine You $500 For Breaking This Swimming Rule
This Florida beach destination is popular for swimming, but visitors need to follow a strict rule or face an expensive fine. Here's what to know before you go.
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Dollywood's Iconic Water Park And Resorts Are Rejecting This Payment Method In 2026
The beloved Dollywood has joined a growing wave of major U.S. attractions ditching this popular form of payment. Here's what to know before you arrive.
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New York's Historic Spot Was A Total Bust In The '60s — Now It's A Must-Visit For Families
This historic area of New York City was once rundown. But now, it is a charming spot with museums, hands-on activities, and plenty of family-friendly fun.
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This Iconic Amusement Park Ride From The '70s Is Reopening This Summer After A 4-Year Wait
One of America's most beloved vintage roller coasters is making a comeback this summer, so nostalgic thrill seekers should plan a visit to California.
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Here's What Happens To Visitors Who Die In US National Parks
Deaths in U.S. national parks are more common than many visitors realize, and what happens afterwards can be a complicated or even dangerous process.
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Norwegian Cruise Line Is Opening A New, Private Caribbean Water Park In Summer 2026
A new water park is opening in the Caribbean, exclusively for Norwegian Cruise Line guests on a private island. Here's what you can look forward to in 2026.
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Sandwiched Between Orlando And Sarasota Lies Florida's Iconic 'Water Ski Capital Of The World'
Florida's iconic water skiing destination also boasts a rich history, a chain of beautiful lakes, and a huge Legoland resort that make the visit worthwhile.
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The Pennsylvania Driving Law Travelers Should Know Before Visiting In 2026
Pennsylvania is a great road trip state, but accidents are common, and travelers should be aware of this new law taking effect in June 2026.
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These Are The Only Two US States For Completely Snake-Free Hiking And Camping
If you love the great outdoors but hate the idea of a reptile slithering up your boot, head to these two U.S. states that are known for being snake free.
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One Of The Most Underrated Summer Lake Getaways In Canada In 2026
British Columbia has no shortage of stunning summer destinations, but this laid-back lakeside city flies under the radar and should be on your bucket list.
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