Camping Destinations Out in the Wild

The Reds Meadow Valley is a top camping and outdoors destination in California near Mammoth Lakes. Highlights include Devils Postpile National Monument, Rainbow Falls and the San Joaquin River.

The Louisiana countryside invites campers and adventurers with its diverse landscapes, abundant wildlife, and outdoor recreation.

Primitive camp in solitude on the serene beaches of these barrier islands off the Georgia coast.

Explore a dense rainforest filled with exotic flora and fauna while camping in this tropical paradise on Puerto Rico.

Make Farmington, New Mexico your base camp for exploring majestic scenery in this southwest destination.

This Maine wilderness is a popular destination for rock-climbers, hikers, campers, photographers, and naturalists.

For scenic whitewater adventures, rock climbing and hiking, and forested mountain campsites, head to West Virginia.

For the rugged outdoorsman, there's plenty of primitive camping and outdoor adventure waiting for you here.

It's called the last frontier, the land of the midnight sun, a place where getting there is a scenic adventure in itself.

View spectacular rain forests, sand dunes and beaches, and rugged seaside cliffs along the scenic coast of Oregon.

You'll find plenty of outdoor fun available in the panhandle of Nebraska, where trails like the Mormon and the Oregon once carried pioneers westward.

For majestic scenery and rugged outdoor adventures, just visit any one of southern Utah's national parks or forests.

Camping resources for Colorado, featuring the outdoor wonders and attractions of Telluride.

A guide to camping in New Hampshire's White Mountains.

Ancient ice age landscaping has carved some splendid scenery making this area a great destination for camping and outdoor recreation.