From Sand Dunes to Canyons, Our top 5 Campgrounds in Indiana
“Honest-to-Goodness Indiana,” is Indiana Tourism’s latest slogan for the Hoosier state, which in many ways sums up the state’s natural beauty. Untouched environments abound in…
“Honest-to-Goodness Indiana,” is Indiana Tourism’s latest slogan for the Hoosier state, which in many ways sums up the state’s natural beauty. Untouched environments abound in…
Grand Traverse Bay is a body of water on the pinkie side of Michigan’s mitten shape, cupped by the Leelanau Peninsula and Sleeping Bear Dunes National…
Craving the forest and cool air, we took off east from Los Angeles towards Idyllwild, a small artsy village nestled in a high valley in…
People might not know that in under three hours, you can be out of Los Angeles and be camping in California along a rushing river…
Shoshone National Forest is an unexpected, must-visit camping destination—it might even replace Yellowstone on your camping bucket list. As we entered Yellowstone National Park, my…
After more than a century (yes, a century) of trying, Indiana finally has a national park. In January 2019, the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore was…
Shipwrecks in the Great Lakes are the stuff of legends and lore, from the infamous sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald in a raging November storm,…
The Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest is made up of two forests, separated by about 150 miles of farms, houses and urban areas, but all managed as…
Wisconsin borders three of the most famous waterways in America; Lake Michigan, Lake Superior, and the Mississippi River. While this is a big draw to…
An hour outside of Indianapolis sits a gem for family fun. Hickory Hills Campground is loaded with activities for all ages. The campground is a…