Looking for a Floridian escape without the hordes of tourists? Well, this state park is the largest in Florida and one of the most underrated spots.

Considered one of Florida's oldest and largest state parks, Myakka River State Park stretches across 58 ... who plan to camp in one of the on-site campgrounds can enter for $26 per night (plus ...

See a forgotten side of Florida in one of its oldest state parks, where wildlife is in abundance, hiking trails are plentiful, and Sarasota is close by.

Most state park campgrounds aim to open by their scheduled ... The DNR is also providing a map to show which roads have reopened. Gov. Whitmer has set up a webpage to help residents affected ...

I’d studied the campground map and scoured the photos of sites on ... An hour away, Peaks-Kenney State Park in Dover-Foxcroft is almost fully booked on weekends in July and August.

James H. “Sloppy” Floyd State Park in Summerville, Georgia might just be the 561-acre answer you didn’t know you needed. This northwestern Georgia haven combines stunning natural beauty with just ...

Completed in 2000, the Myakka Canopy Walkway earned the distinction of being North America’s first public treetop trail. For ...

Most of the clam resource at Fort Flagler State Park is located on the spit that runs southwest from the park (see beach map). This is an excellent beach ... the park's check-in station to the lower ...

The reconstructed Lakeview Campground in Sibley State Park will open May 16, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources announced Thursday. Campsite reservations for overnight stays beginning May ...

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is still working to clean up storm debris in Northern Michigan. Areas like ...

A Kentucky state park announced that its campgrounds will be closed for several months due to Kentucky River flooding events.

(LEX 18) — Fort Boonesborough State ... campground likely won't open again until October. Winburn said the Kentucky River crested at 35 feet. On a typical day, it's only 13 to 15 feet near the park.