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Looking for a place to camp but not sure you want to fight the crowds at popular national parks? Try a state park instead. State parks are great places to get outside, camp, and explore, and they’re typically less crowded than national park destinations. They can also be more affordable and more accessible. Use Campendium to find state park options near you to start planning your next camping adventure. Here’s what you should know about camping at a state park: Affordable and accessible. Although state parks are usually smaller than national parks, they still offer scenic views, recreational activities, and camping options, and are less expensive. Camping options. You’ll find a variety of camping options at most state parks. From tent camping and RVing to cabin rentals and glamping, there are plenty of ways to stay at state parks. Day and annual passes. Most state parks charge a fee for vehicle entrance and camping. You can usually purchase passes online ahead of your visit, and oftentimes if you’re biking or walking into the park, there’s no entrance fee required. Research reservation windows. Depending on the state, campsite reservation windows can range from a few months to a year in advance. Knowing when to reserve will help you book the campsite you want on the dates you want, especially at popular state parks with highly sought-after campsites. Stay limits. Always check the stay limits at state parks when planning your trip and booking your site. The stay limits usually range from 14 to 30 days, but each state and each park will have different rules, so be in the know if you plan on staying for longer periods of time. Amenities. Depending on the park, amenities can range from full hookup RV sites to shower facilities and picnic areas, while others might only offer more primitive camping options and minimal amenities. Research each park before you visit so you know what to expect during your stay. Support local. Since state parks are operated by the state and not the federal government, they rely on entrance and camping fees to maintain the land and facilities within each park. By camping at a state park, you’re helping maintain that land for others to continue to enjoy. Campfire safety. Always follow campfire regulations and burn bans, and be sure to only use designated areas and pits for your campfires.

If you’re a pilot or an aviation enthusiast, camping at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh is a must do. People flock from around the globe for the airplanes, but it’s the camaraderie in the campgrounds that makes AirVenture an experience unique throughout the world.

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From executive producers Lena Dunham and Jenni Konner of Girls, Camping, a new comedy series on HBO. Camping stars Jennifer Garner and David Tennant as Kathryn and Walt, a not-so-happily married couple. A meticulously planned outdoor trip to celebrate Walt’s 45th birthday is derailed by uninvited guests and forces of nature, turning the weekend into a test of marriage and friendships.

If you're looking for a beautiful year-round campground with lots of activities like kayaking, crabbing, kite flying and surfing, look no further than Doran Regional Park on the Sonoma Coast.

Before your next backcountry camping trip, take a moment to review how to set up a camping triangle. Camping triangles put where you sleep, cook and eat, and store your food and trash at three different and distant locations. This helps keep critters (like bears) out of your food and, more importantly, out of your tent.

Wendy, Eric and Liam go camping! They setup their tents in the backyard and learn all about camping. They build a tent, go fishing for dinner, and make a campfire. Fun camping toys for a family fun adventure in the living room or back yard!