Camping

Spring migrations give birders ample opportunity to observe their favorite birds. Many state parks boast trails and forests that offer the opportunity for birdwatching.

For that mom who loves being outdoors and quality time with her kids, there’s no better gift than a weekend of camping and adventure.

In celebration of Earth Day, we are sharing eight earth-friendly camping habits for a greener outdoor adventure.

Use the Campit Kansas mobile app to search for available campsites for future dates, or self-register and pay if you are already at the campground. Download app today.

We’ve highlighted eight parks across the Midwest where you can celebrate the spring thaw and camp in the gorgeous, warming air.

Make the open flame your best friend when it comes time to cook at the campsite. From roasted nuts to seared steaks, campfire food can be more mouth-watering than the meals you cook at home.

Imagine breathing in the salty air, sticking your toes in the sand, enjoying nights by the campfire, and admiring the waves. If this sounds like pure bliss, learn about standout beach camping destinations around the country…

Now is the time to book your fall campsite. Many parks’ booking windows for fall reservations are opening now. Given the popularity of fall camping, it’s best to make your reservation as soon as possible.

There are plenty of lesser known American state parks that offer tons of natural beauty, outdoor adventure, and wildlife to explore. For fewer crowds and more serenity, try a camping trip at one of these nine…

There are many scenic and relaxing campgrounds with lakes or reservoirs to enjoy throughout the United States. Check out some that we feature this month.

This spring, camp at a park that has cherry trees or is close to a cherry blossom festival and revel in the allure of this special spring blossom.