We spent a few days camping at Giant City State Park in March, right at the tail end of the off-season, and honestly, it was kind of perfect. We’d visited the park before in 2024 just for hiking, but this time we were excited to finally camp here and get…
Tishomingo State Park totally surprised us in the best way. With its rocky terrain, scenic trails, and laid-back campground, this Mississippi gem feels more like the foothills of the Appalachians than anything you’d expect in the Deep South. Whether you’re into hiking, disc golf, or just unwinding in the woods,…
We’ve officially had our Harvest Hosts membership for a full year, and now that it just renewed, we thought it’d be the perfect time to look back and run the numbers. Is it actually worth it for us? How much did it really cost? And what did each night average…
Nestled along the scenic Blue Ridge Parkway, Explore Park in Roanoke, Virginia, is a hidden gem for outdoor enthusiasts. With a variety of unique camping options, thrilling activities like Treetop Quest and mountain biking, and a historic tavern-turned-brewpub, this park offers something for every kind of adventurer. We spent a…
Norris Dam State Park turned out to be the perfect home base for our 2 week stay in November. We camped in the East Campground, enjoying crisp fall weather while exploring nearby Oak Ridge and Knoxville. With miles of trails, a scenic lake, and plenty of history, this park has…
During our month in the Washington DC area, we stayed at two campgrounds: Cosca Regional Park on the Maryland side of DC and Lake Fairfax Park on the Virginia side. Camping at Lake Fairfax Park is a great way to enjoy nature while staying close to all the attractions of…
Nestled in the heart of the Missouri Ozarks, Echo Bluff State Park is one of those places that instantly makes you want to extend your stay—and that’s exactly what we did! We spent two weeks camping here as full-time RVers, and honestly, we could’ve stayed even longer. This park has…
Louise F. Cosca Regional Park, located in Clinton, Maryland, spans over 690 acres and offers a variety of recreational activities and camping facilities. Situated in Prince George’s County, this park features scenic trails, a fishing lake, picnic areas, and even an indoor nature center. Its peaceful, wooded setting makes it…
Nestled in the rolling hills of southeastern Pennsylvania, French Creek State Park Campground offers a peaceful retreat just an hour outside of Philadelphia—perfect for a weekend getaway or a longer stay. At 7,730 acres, it’s the largest block of contiguous forest between Washington, D.C., and New York City, making it…
If you’re planning a visit to Indiana Dunes National Park and find that the public campgrounds are fully booked or unavailable for the length of your stay, Sand Creek Campground is a great alternative. We camped here during our trip to the park, drawn in by its availability and the…