With its rugged terrain and remote location more than 40 miles from the nearest town, The North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park offers a truly backwood camping experience. While the North Rim Campground is accessible near the park entrance, many of the North Rim’s campgrounds are backwoods experiences requiring hours-long drives on rugged dirt … Read more
Boasting groves of Joshua trees, massive rock formations, and excellent stargazing, camping in Joshua Tree National Park is a truly unforgettable experience. The park is home to a wide array of campgrounds which provide an excellent place to pitch a tent or park an RV during your trip to southern California’s stunning desert region. To … Read more
The best time to visit Joshua Tree National Park is from March to May or September to November. The temperature averages the mid-80s during daytime and mid-50s at night.
It’s hard to imagine a better way to enjoy the beauty of Joshua Tree National Park than on foot. Whether you’re interested in traveling through dense stands of Joshua Trees, past craggy rock formations, or in a cactus garden, here are some of the best hikes in Joshua Tree to check out on your next … Read more
Encompassing a wide expanse of California’s stunning desert landscape, Joshua Tree National Park offers plenty of great activities for everyone to love. Coming up, we’ll walk you through some of the best activities in Joshua Tree so you can spend less time planning your trip and more time enjoying yourself in the great outdoors. Here … Read more
Joshua Tree National Park Quick Facts Here are some quick facts about Joshua Tree National Park. Established : 1994 Land Size : 790,636 acres Annual Visitors : 2.8 million State : California Entrance Fees : $15 per person, $30 per vehicle More Reading : Best Campgrounds in Joshua Tree National Park Tips for Camping in … Read more
Camping in Shenandoah is one of the best ways to dig into the park and its surrounding area. It gives you more time to soak up being outside and enjoying the characteristic natural scenes around the National Park. Some National Parks offer plenty of opportunities to camp inside their border, and others limit this to … Read more
The best time to visit Shenandoah National Park is in the spring from April to May. The snow should be almost entirely melted, and most of the park and the campgrounds are open.
Virginia is already equipped with plenty of beauty, rolling mountains, and cascading waterfalls. However, the gem of the Appalachians is Shenandoah National Park, and getting your hike on is the best way to explore the depths of that beauty. Lace up your hiking boots and grab your water bottle for incredible adventures in the mountainside … Read more
Shenandoah is one of the Parks with a higher elevation on this side of the Rockies. The park is stunning no matter what time of year you visit, filled with mixed forests of evergreen and deciduous trees. So pack your backpacks and lace up your hiking boots to get ready for your next Shenandoah National … Read more