Here you can find my favourite campgrounds in different areas of the US and around the world. I’ve included pictures and facility information to help make the right choice for you next adventure.
If you’re looking to witness wild and untouched nature, Iceland is one of the best places to do it. It’s relatively unexplored by the typical tourist yet there’s much to see in this dramatic landscape. It’s a Nordic Island of Europe that’s located in the North Atlantic Ocean. The island has a small population of …
You may have your usual camping spot that you take friends and family to, but now, you’re thinking of changing it up. And you know, that’s a great idea. The UK is full of amazing areas that you need to check out whether they’re in the countryside or coastline. But, understandably, it’s not easy choosing …
Crater lake is a caldera lake that’s located in the south-central area of Oregon. The lake has its famous Crater Lake National Park which is well-known for its deep blue and clear water. Interestingly, it ranks as the ninth deepest lake in the world and had two small islands located within it. The area is …
The Shawnee National Forest is located in the Ozark and Shawnee Hills of Southern Illinois. It consists of 280,000 acres of land that’s the largest publicly owned body of land in the entire state of Illinois. With officially seven designated wilderness areas in the forest, it has an array of rock formations, scenic views and …
Located in the Rocky Mountains northwest of Fort Collins, the Red Feather lakes are surrounded by the Roosevelt National Forest. The Red Feather Lakes has an abundance of activities to take part in such as hiking, biking and swimming. In addition, it offers an array of wildlife and jaw-dropping scenery that will take your breath …
If you’re looking to explore the deep South, then head to the Enchanted Rock State Natural Area in Central Texas. Just like the name, the Enchanted Rock Area allows you to climb the ancient and historical pink granite area for amazing Hill Country views. If you’re a fan of camping, backpacking, rock climbing, geocache, stargazing, …
When you hear South Dakota, not many people associate it with the jaw-dropping nature. However, South Dakota is full of stunning views, peak and rolling plains. Custer State Park is one of the natural wonders tucked away in South Dakota. Encompassing 71,000 acres in the Black Hills, Custer State Park is home to thick vegetation …
For outdoor adventurists that are looking for some midwest hiking, Kentucky has a lot to offer. Known as the “Bluegrass State” for its bluegrass musical origins, the state is filled with green pastures and the longest cave system in the world at Mammoth Cave National Park. The Red River Gorge is located in eastern Kentucky …
Though California is known for their stunning coastline, the real beauty lies inland, as the Anza-Borrego Desert State Park is prize possession of Southern California. Named after the 18th-century explorer Juan Bautista de Anza, it takes up one-fifth of San Diego’s county and is the largest park in California. The park itself has 800 km …
In the south of Missouri lies the Mark Twain National Forest (MTNF) which was founded in 1939 and named after famous American author Mark Twain, who was a Missouri native. The forest is over three million acres and contains a Wilderness and National Scenic River. The forest itself represents 11% of Missouri’s forested land. It’s …
