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Top 35 locations in United States for Natural attractions
byPhyllis Khare and
Michal Ben-Ari and
Mike Wendland and
Wendy Bowyer
Live update: Updated September 27, 2022Copy link
Copy link1. Letchworth State Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:
Phyllis KhareMagnificent views of the Middle Falls, which is 250 feet across and drops 107 feet.
To learn more about Letchworth Falls and Letchworth State Park, head over to our website:
https://rvlifestyle.com/best-things-to-do-at-letchworth-state-park/
More info2. McArthur-Burney Falls Memorial State Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Phyllis Kharehttps://rvlifestyle.com/camping-mcarthur-burney-falls/
This state park is situated inside the Cascade Range and Modoc Plateau natural region, and is set in a gorgeous forest. It has five miles of stream and lake shoreline, including Lake Britton, and amazing hikes.
There is also the gorgeous 129 foot Burney Falls waterfall that alone is worth the trip. The campground is also very nice, with a beach, boat ramp, camp store and more.
More info3. Chapman State Park, Chapman Dam Road, Clarendon, PA
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:
Frank PreglerNice campground with nice easy access lake for kayaking and canoes! Beautiful nature trail with swinging bridge !
More info4. Lake George
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:
Mike WendlandSo many things to do here https://rvlifestyle.com/things-to-do-around-lake-george-adirondacks/
More info5. Potosi Brewery, South Main Street, Potosi, WI
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:
Franklin SmithNice Harvest Host spot not far from the Mississippi River. Eat at the brewery, great food. Also a brewery museum. Quaint little town
More info6. Montaña de Oro State Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Phyllis KhareThis State Park located on the Central coast of California about 6 - 7 miles south of Morro Bay and Los Osos is a great place to camp and accommodates RV's up to 27 feet. There are no hook ups, flush toilets or dump stations however the RV sites do have firepits, there is a camp store and camp host and firewood is available for sale... but the beauty of being nestled in this State Park is that it is located away from town a few miles or so down a country road. You will love the hiking available along the cliffs over the ocean and beach access to Spooners Beach just outside the campground. Dogs are welcome on Spooners Beach and at your campsite but not on the hiking trails.
More info7. Willow Bay Recreation Area, Bradford, PA
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Frank PreglerGreat campground ! If you want to be off the grid there is no cell service but if you go to campground entrance you can get it! It forces you to unplug !!!!
More info8. Moqui Cave
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Phyllis KhareThe site features a collection of Native American artifacts that have been found in Southern Utah. See why we named it one of the coolest caves in Utah: https://rvlifestyle.com/caves-in-utah/Mike WendlandHere's our blog post https://rvlifestyle.com/caves-in-utah/ Moqui Cave is one of the neatest sand caves in Utah!
More infoALSO FEATURED IN:Top 36 locations in Utah
9. Devil's Den Prehistoric Spring
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Tim CooperThis is a beautiful underground spring where you can snorkel or SCUBA dive. They also have a campground you can stay at.
More info10. Dead Horse Point State Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Phyllis Kharehttps://rvlifestyle.com/is-this-the-most-beautiful-state-park-in-america/
Some say this is the most beautiful state park in Utah. Desert landscape with breath-taking canyons and cliffs. Amazing sunsets and sunrises. Dogs are permitted on the trails. The star-filled dark skies are breathtaking. We highly recommend.Phyllis KhareWhat many say is the most beautiful state park in all of the United States. See why what we have to say here: https://rvlifestyle.com/dead-horse-point-and-goblin-valley/
Immense vertical cliffs meet with canyons carved by ice, water, and wind creating a visual masterpiece.
More info11. Grand Canyon National Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:
Pam HynesSpent an awesome 3 days exploring different parts of the south rim of the Grand Canyon. We did not have an RV at this point, so we were staying in a hotel. We did explore the campground that was on the national park premises and it looked fabulous, clean, and it wasn't crowded and we were there over 4th of July, 2021. Can't wait to go back in my future Leisure Travel Van Wonder!
Amy NicholsStayed in Grand Canyon RV Resort, took the train into GC. We had hiked the GC several times in the 90s, this was our first time back in over 20 yrs. In June, it was HOT. Glad we had the train experience, but once was sufficient for us. Next time, we will drive in. GC is AMAZING and breathtaking as always!
More info12. V Bar V Heritage Site
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Mike WendlandThis beautiful and historic area in the Navajo Nation is in the 4 Corners area of the US and was profiled in an off the beaten path report by Tom and Patti Burkett - https://rvlifestyle.com/4-corners-region-navajo-stories/
More info13. Arches National Park, Utah
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Phyllis KhareThis park contains the largest concentration of natural arches and bridges in the world. Discover more here: https://rvlifestyle.com/arches-national-park-campgrounds/
Arches is dramatic and a must-see place for RVers. Best yet, it is close to many other national and state parks in Utah.Phyllis KhareArches National Park has over 2,000 natural stone arches. You can also view hundreds of rock fins, balanced rocks, and pinnacles soaring high above you. Our blog discusses the best time to visit this park and others in Utah: https://rvlifestyle.com/best-time-to-visit-utah-national-parks/
More info14. Capitol Reef National Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Phyllis KhareCapitol Reef National Park is a Utah hidden gem featuring canyons, domes, cliffs, and bridges in something called the Waterpocket Fold. Discover the best time to visit this and other wonderful Utah parks in our blog: https://rvlifestyle.com/best-time-to-visit-utah-national-parks/
More info15. Big Cypress National Preserve
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Phyllis KhareTo learn all about Big Cypress National Preserve visit our blog at: https://rvlifestyle.com/everglades-big-cypress-national-preserve/
More info16. Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Phyllis Kharehttps://rvlifestyle.com/the-grand-staircase-8-best-things-to-do-see/
Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument spans about one million acres. It is a vast stretch of desert with a white-sandstone mesa, with incredible views, natural bridges and even a 126 foot high water fall. Be sure to stop by visitor centers for an overview. Phyllis KhareThe area is mostly white-sandstone mesa with some pretty incredible views, as well as some steep drop-offs. Here are all the best things to see and do in the area with an RV: https://rvlifestyle.com/the-grand-staircase-8-best-things-to-do-see/
More info17. Goblin Valley State Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Phyllis Kharehttps://rvlifestyle.com/is-this-the-most-beautiful-state-park-in-america/
This park got its name because of the bizarre, goblin shaped cliffs, standing eerily here and there across the landscape. It is pretty amazing. The exposed cliffs reveal parallel layers of rock bared by erosion. Because of the uneven hardness of sandstone, softer parts of the rock eroded more quickly than harder layers, creating the Valley of Goblins. Some people compare this place to Mars. There is hiking, biking. disc golf, camping and amazing dark skies to enjoy.
This left behind the bizarre goblin shapes seen today. Water erosion and the smoothing action of windblown dust work together to shape the goblins
More info18. Fort Mose Historic State Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Phyllis Kharehttps://rvlifestyle.com/fort-mose/
Fort Mosé is a small Florida fort established when Spain was ruling, slavery was flourishing in the US colonies farther north, and because slaves were much less harshly treated by the Spaniards, there was a constant flow of escapees coming into Florida. Enslaved people who made it across the border had the option of securing their freedom by converting to Catholicism and agreeing to a term of military service. This state park tells the history in its museum, also there is a place for canoes, kayaks, bird viewing.
More info19. Flint Hills Discovery Center ("IDs)
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Mike WendlandBeautiful prairie area (see https://youtu.be/tXBMK61ADas). We camped at the Flying W. Ranch near here and even went on a longhorn cattle drive with them
More info20. Coeur d'Alene
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Phyllis KhareCoeur d' Alene is known as a popular resort town with a 'floating green' hole on the golf coarse adjacent to the Coeur d' Alene Resort shown in the attached photo. The city is located in the Pacific North West area of Idaho and has a variety of campgrounds located with various amenities. Blackwell Island RV Park is a popular private campground with all the amenities listed! We have stayed at this RV location a couple of times and it does not disappoint. Located close to town and adjacent to the lake. A popular floating restaurant Cedars in only a few minutes away by car. Website: idahorvpark.com
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