Parks + Rec

Looking for new places to immerse yourself in nature? We've got you covered. Check out our favorite spots to visit, vacation, and more.

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Exploring Cuyahoga Valley National Park

Whether you choose to stop in for an afternoon at a waterfall or book a long stay at one of the park’s lodges, you’re sure to make many great memories at Cuyahoga Valley National Park.

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Exploring Great Basin National Park

Whether you spend an afternoon driving along the park’s scenic roads or you spend a week camping in the wilderness, you’re sure to make great memories during your visit to Great Basin National Park.

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Camping Meets Resort Luxury With These Custom Airstream Campsites

Love the idea of camping, but not the thought of sleeping on the ground? You're the perfect candidate for the glamping experience that AutoCamp offers.

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The National Park Service’s New App Makes it Easy to Explore Every National Park 

The National Park Service recently introduced a new, unified app that provides information on all of the United States’ national parks in one place offers plenty of great features.

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Exploring Joshua Tree National Park

Located near Palm Springs, Joshua Tree sits at the intersection of two desert ecosystems and has become a favorite destination for anyone who loves the beauty of nature and all of the fun activities that come with it.

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Exploring Kenai Fjords National Park

Kenai Fjords National Park is an icy Alaskan wonderland full of majestic glaciers, coastal fjords, wildlife, and deep forests, and also hosts one of the largest ice fields in the United States, Harding Icefield.

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“Don’t Feed The Animals” (Why We Should Never Feed Wildlife)

If you’re an animal lover, it can feel very tempting to throw snacks an animal’s way in an effort to befriend them. However, if you love them, feeding them is exactly what you should NOT do when you see them. Here’s why.

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Exploring Crater Lake National Park

Crater Lake formed 7,700 years ago after an eruption triggered the collapse of a volcano, leaving a caldera in its wake. The stunningly blue lake is nearly 2,000 feet deep - the deepest lake in the U.S. and the ninth-deepest in the world.

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Exploring Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Park

Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks are known for hosting some of the world’s largest giant sequoias, in addition to several 14,000-foot peaks, abundant fast-flowing rivers, and expansive mountain meadows.

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Exploring Shenandoah National Park

Located just 75 miles outside of Washington, D.C., Shenandoah National Park offers around 200,000 acres of scenic mountains, meadows, waterfalls, and forests, and is known for some of the most picturesque views in the eastern United States.

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Hiking 101: Essential Tips for Beginners

You don’t need fancy backpacking gear and other equipment to start hiking, but there are definitely a few tips and tricks that make any hike more enjoyable, safe, and comfortable, especially for beginners.

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