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  • Pet-Friendly Mulch

    Mulch not only protects the roots of your plants, but it also helps to prevent soil erosion and the growth of unwanted weeds in your garden. Unfortunately, not all materials used to make mulch are…

    Last Updated: May 13, 2013
  • How to Grow Celery in Central Florida

    The University of Florida IFAS Extension considers land between state roads 40 and 70 central to the state, an area known for it mild, sub-tropical climate and sparsely fertile, sandy soil. Central…

    Last Updated: May 13, 2013
  • Things to Do in Northeast Pennsylvania With Children

    Northeastern Pennsylvania has the Poconos Mountains and several cities, including Carbondale, Scranton, Pittston and Wilkes-Barre. Visitors to this region of the state will find activities ranging…

    Last Updated: May 11, 2013
  • Campgrounds at Watkins Glen, New York

    The town of Watkins Glen sits along the southern shores of Seneca Lake in the heart of New York’s Finger Lakes district. The region’s natural beauty and its ties to NASCAR racing at…

    Last Updated: May 10, 2013
  • Things to Do With Kids in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina

    Nicknamed the Seafood Capital of South Carolina, Murrells Inlet is a vacation village 10 miles south of Myrtle Beach. It is full of natural beauty and outdoor adventure with many activities for kids.…

    Last Updated: May 09, 2013
  • Camping at San Diego's Animal Park

    If you've wondered what it might be like on an African safari, camping in outfitter tents with lions roaring in the distance, you won't have to leave the continent to find out. A trip to San Diego…

    Last Updated: May 09, 2013
  • What Do You Need for a Kitten?

    If you're planning on getting a kitten, there are a few key things that you're going to have to have. Find out what you need for a kitten with help from the executive director of the Found Animals…

    Last Updated: May 09, 2013
  • How to Get Insurance for a Water Park

    Getting insurance for a water park requires the owner to make sure that they are fully insured for nearly every possibility. Get insurance for a water park with help from a longtime insurance broker…

    Last Updated: May 09, 2013
  • Beaches in Hilo, Hawaii

    Hilo, Hawaii Island's county seat, holds many charms -- from waterfalls and orchid nurseries to the widely acclaimed Merrie Monarch Hula Festival. Unlike the island's sun-baked Kona side, the nation's…

    Last Updated: May 09, 2013
  • When Do Shrinkage Cracks in New Concrete Occur?

    Cracks in newly poured concrete may be alarming, but if they’re caused by shrinkage, they don’t usually indicate a problem with your foundation or slab. All new concrete will crack due to…

    Last Updated: May 08, 2013
  • Beaches Near Silicon Valley

    While Silicon Valley refers to an area in northern California's Santa Clara Valley, it is not a specific town with borders. Instead, a circle on the map would include the towns of Palo Alto at the…

    Last Updated: May 08, 2013
  • Things to Do for Kids at Bald Head Island, North Carolina

    Prepare to leave the car at the docks as you travel by ferry to Bald Head Island, the southernmost of North Carolina's cape islands. Travel on the island is limited to golf carts, bikes and walking.…

    Last Updated: May 07, 2013
  • Norse Hairstyles

    Norse hairstyles call to mind images of Gladiators and Thor. Learn about Norse hairstyles with help from a New York City hairstylist in this free video clip.

    Last Updated: May 07, 2013
  • Trails in Fort Clinch State Park

    On Amelia Island in the northeast corner of Florida, Fort Clinch State Park (floridastateparks.org) spans more than 1,000 acres of woods, wetlands and beaches. Trails for both hiking and bicycling…

    Last Updated: May 07, 2013
  • Camping at Andrews Cove Campground in Helen, Georgia

    The Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest (fs.usda.gov) encompasses Georgia’s highest peaks, more than 400 miles of hiking trails, the Chattooga Wild and Scenic River, stunning waterfalls and…

    Last Updated: May 06, 2013
  • State Park Camping Nearest to Cherokee, NC

    Cherokee, North Carolina, 180 miles west of Charlotte in the Appalachian Mountains, is 40 miles from the entrance to Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The town has a tourism-based economy, with…

    Last Updated: May 06, 2013
  • Campgrounds in Wisconsin Dells, WI

    The natural beauty around Wisconsin Dells -- sandstone cliffs, wooded bluffs, and numerous lakes and rivers -- attracts those who want to escape the city and camp in its tranquil surrounds. Whether…

    Last Updated: May 06, 2013
  • Most Visited State Park in Missouri

    Lake of the Ozarks State Park (mostateparks.com) in central Missouri was, at time of publication, the state’s most-used park with 2,264,721 visits in the preceding year. While the main draw of…

    Last Updated: May 05, 2013
  • Camping at Shawnee State Park in Ohio

    Shawnee State Park, 100 miles southeast of Cincinnati in Portsmouth, Ohio, has been dubbed "the Little Smokies" because its mountain ridges seem to meld with the horizon in a gentle blue…

    Last Updated: May 05, 2013
  • Weekend Family Activities in Los Angeles

    Los Angeles is a huge city with an unending supply of things to do. If you're looking for family events, you won't be disappointed. Whether you live in the city and need something to fill a weekend,…

    Last Updated: May 05, 2013
  • Amsterdam Tourist Attractions & Plazas

    Amsterdam is a perfect city to explore, small enough to be manageable and yet large and vibrant enough to provide plenty of interest. Walk the squares, plazas and beside the canals lined with…

    Last Updated: May 04, 2013
  • Japanese Maples for Southern California

    Japanese maple trees (Acer palmatum) can grow in U.S. Department of Agriculture hardiness zones 5 through 9, but need extra care in warm, dry climates. With the proper nutrition, watering and sun…

    Last Updated: May 03, 2013
  • Washington State Campgrounds With Cabins or Yurts

    Washington State's campgrounds are strewn across this diverse state, from the Pacific coastline to the rugged mountains to the desert on the eastern side. When you visit these campgrounds, you need…

    Last Updated: May 01, 2013
  • New York's Shakespeare in the Park Festival

    A New York City summer institution since the Delacorte Theater opened in Central Park during the summer of 1962, Shakespeare in the Park continues to delight Shakespeare lovers, theater aficionados…

    Last Updated: May 01, 2013
  • State Parks Near Greer, SC

    The Blue Ridge Mountains form a craggy, green backdrop for the city of Greer, South Carolina, midway between Greenville and Spartanburg in the state’s northwestern corner. State parks…

    Last Updated: May 01, 2013
  • The Best Unusual Things to Do With Teenagers in NYC

    New York, New York: The city that is so vibrant, you have to say it twice. New York City's diverse history and culture has something for everyone, even your difficult-to-please teenagers. While you…

    Last Updated: Apr 30, 2013
  • Tourist Attractions in Quiche, Guatemala

    A far cry from the more European cities of eastern Guatemala, the department of Quiche in the northern highlands offers visitors a glimpse into the country's deep Maya roots. From ruins sacked by the…

    Last Updated: Apr 30, 2013
  • Hollywood Bridal Fashions

    Hollywood is definitely the place to look for bridal fashion inspiration. When it comes to high-end luxurious wedding style, the Hollywood movie starlet has it nailed. Their dresses are naturally an…

    Last Updated: Apr 29, 2013
  • Can You Buy Straight From Fashion Showrooms?

    Stop dreaming about how to snag a deal on a designer dress in time for your next event. There are closeouts and couture samples to be had at local showrooms with a little detective work. From slinky…

    Last Updated: Apr 28, 2013
  • State Campgrounds Near Mesick, Michigan

    Mesick, a village in Michigan's Wexford County set amid rolling, mostly rural terrain and nearby parks and forests, is perhaps most known for the annual Mesick Mushroom Festival. Each Mother's Day…

    Last Updated: Apr 27, 2013
  • Dog-Friendly Camping Sites in Fundy National Park

    Just 125 miles north of Maine's northern border, Fundy National Park in New Brunswick, Canada, cradles protected forest wilderness. Dramatic tides at the Bay of Fundy surge as much as 33 feet, making…

    Last Updated: Apr 27, 2013
  • The Daniel Boone State Park in Pennsylvania

    The Daniel Boone Homestead is a state-operated historical home and park in Birdsboro, Pennsylvania. The grounds offer hiking, horseback riding, camping, picnics and fishing, while the historical home…

    Last Updated: Apr 27, 2013
  • Camping in the Holy Cross Wilderness in Colorado

    Nestled in the Sawatch Range of the north-central Colorado Rockies, the Holy Cross Wilderness girds nearly 123,000 acres of rough, lake-spangled high country southwest of Vail. Dominated by one of the…

    Last Updated: Apr 26, 2013
  • Roosevelt State Park in Tarrytown, New York

    Franklin D. Roosevelt State Park is just outside Tarrytown, Westchester County, an area of forested mountains, villages and historic estates in New York's Lower Hudson River Valley. The park, 45 miles…

    Last Updated: Apr 26, 2013
  • River Camping Spots in Blue River, Colorado

    Bring your pole and Colorado fishing license to angle for big trout in Blue River's gold-medal fishing waters. Nestled high in Colorado's Rocky Mountains, the town by the same name lies along the…

    Last Updated: Apr 24, 2013
  • High Fashion Boutiques in Miami

    Miami, Florida has a growing reputation as a mecca for upscale shopping. Every pocket of the greater metropolitan area is graced with boutiques that stock prestigious label clothing, jewelry and…

    Last Updated: Apr 24, 2013
  • Tops to Wear in Vegas

    Vegas is all about lights, action and fun. Learn about tops that you should be wearing in Vegas with help from the owner and creative director for Ose in this free video clip.

    Last Updated: Apr 24, 2013
  • How to Market Insurance

    Marketing insurance is all about finding those people who need your product. Market insurance with help from a Los Angeles-based social media manager and brand designer in this free video clip.

    Last Updated: Apr 23, 2013
  • Castle Crags State Park

    At California's Castle Crags State Park, which lies in the Sacramento River Valley and provides scenic vistas of its namesake granite spires that soar up to 6,000 feet, you have the chance to truly…

    Last Updated: Apr 23, 2013
  • Famous Surfing Beaches in Hawaii

    The Hawaiian islands are home to some of the world's best surfing, and that should come as no surprise; ancient Hawaiians were surfing long before Europeans made their way to the islands. Travelers…

    Last Updated: Apr 22, 2013
  • Are There Any RV Camp Sites on the Water at Legion State Park?

    Set in the red hills of east-central Mississippi on land once inhabited by the Choctaw, Legion State Park is home to 12-acre Lake Toppasha and four-acre Lake Palila. Take a nature walk through…

    Last Updated: Apr 22, 2013
  • Cabins at Gulf State Park Near Orange Beach, Alabama

    Driving between Orange Beach and its twin city of Gulf Shores, you pass through Gulf State Park (alapark.com). Here, the beachfront high-rises and shopping centers give way to unobstructed views of…

    Last Updated: Apr 21, 2013
  • Camping at Lake Lanier Islands

    Often called Lake Lanier for short, Lake Sydney Ranier is an enormous reservoir that sprawls across 38,000 acres and five counties in North Georgia. Its waters are a popular destination for boaters,…

    Last Updated: Apr 21, 2013
  • Camping in Grand Junction, Colorado

    In an area of west-central Colorado largely dominated by starkly beautiful red rock desert, the city of Grand Junction is something of an oasis. Sitting at the confluence of the Colorado and Gunnison…

    Last Updated: Apr 20, 2013
  • What Zone for Gardening Is Baton Rouge, Louisiana?

    Situated in southeastern Louisiana, near the Gulf of Mexico, Baton Rouge enjoys a subtropical climate with plenty of rain and rare periods of winter cold. Located just east of the Mississippi River,…

    Last Updated: Apr 19, 2013
  • How to Do a Waterfall Braid

    A waterfall braid is a great hairstyle to wear to events like weddings. Find out how to do a waterfall braid with help from a New York City-born hair and makeup artist in this free video clip.

    Last Updated: Apr 19, 2013
  • How to Prevent Static With Hairspray

    Preventing static with hairspray is something you can do by spraying your hairspray on a brush. Prevent static with hairspray with help from a New York City-born hair and makeup artist in this free…

    Last Updated: Apr 19, 2013
  • Campgrounds Near Myrtle Beach, North Carolina

    Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, has always had a bit of an identity crisis. It’s Spring Break central for teenagers from the Carolinas and points beyond. It’s also in the spring that the…

    Last Updated: Apr 17, 2013
  • Camping on the West Side of the Grand Canyon

    The Grand Canyon, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, slices 277 miles through the forest and high desert of northern Arizona from east to west, revealing mauve and lavender canyon lands…

    Last Updated: Apr 17, 2013
  • Beaches & Parks in North Seattle

    Leafy and grassy, and sometimes sandy, Seattle parks include more than 6,000 acres in neighborhoods and space near large water bodies that define the city’s eastern and western boundaries.…

    Last Updated: Apr 17, 2013
  • Etiquette of How to Eat Correctly

    There are a few basic pieces of etiquette that you're going to want to adhere to whenever you eat in public or anywhere else. Learn the etiquette of how to eat correctly with help from a food host and…

    Last Updated: Apr 17, 2013
  • RV Campgrounds in Cape May, New Jersey

    Cape May at the southern tip of New Jersey’s Atlantic coast was one of America’s first seaside resorts. Today, lovingly preserved, multihued Victorian mansions line its tree-shaded streets…

    Last Updated: Apr 15, 2013
  • Cabin Creek Campground in Montana

    Sheltered beneath a thick canopy of Douglas fir and pine, Cabin Creek Campground (fs.usda.gov) sits near the confluence of Cabin Creek with the Madison River in southwestern Montana. The small…

    Last Updated: Apr 15, 2013
  • What Do You Do When Your Daughter Hates Your New Wife?

    Once the wedding bells end, you might imagine a blissful joining of two families as your daughter adjusts to life with your new wife. In reality, the creation of a step-family can be emotionally…

    Last Updated: Apr 15, 2013
  • North Shore Oahu, Hawaii Beaches

    At the opposite end of the island from Waikiki's gentle surf, beach bars and high-rise hotels, the North Shore calls with its wild surf, beaches and laid-back community. Pristine, white-sand beaches…

    Last Updated: Apr 15, 2013
  • National Park Camping on Mount Charleston in Las Vegas, Nevada

    Mount Charleston, also known as Spring Mountain Recreation Area, exists as part of the Humbolt-Toiyabe National Forest (fs.usda.gov). Driving to Mount Charleston from Las Vegas takes less than an hour…

    Last Updated: Apr 15, 2013
  • ATVs at Lake Murray State Park in Oklahoma

    Built in the 1930s, south-central Oklahoma's Lake Murray State Park was the first state park constructed in the Sooner State and, at 12,500 acres, it also is the largest. Set on the shores of its…

    Last Updated: Apr 14, 2013
  • Campgrounds in Keuka Lake State Park, New York

    Set amid the rolling hills of New York's Finger Lakes region, Keuka Lake State Park lies on the upper western finger of its Y-shaped namesake lake, which is almost 20 miles long and has a surface area…

    Last Updated: Apr 14, 2013
  • RV Campgrounds Near Point Clear, Alabama

    Jutting out like the point of an arrow on the eastern shore of Mobile Bay, Point Clear is the site of a historic 19th-century resort property -- the Grand Hotel -- today run by Marriott…

    Last Updated: Apr 14, 2013
  • RV Camping in Temecula, California

    Temecula is famous for its wine tasting festivals and winery tours set amid the peaceful vineyards and rolling hills of Riverside County in southern California. After a day at the vineyards, you'll…

    Last Updated: Apr 13, 2013
  • Camping in Paint Creek, Ohio

    Paint Creek State Park (dnr.state.oh.us), 60 miles south of Columbus, Ohio, is on the westernmost edge of the Appalachian Plateau, an area of woodlands and meadows punctuated by caves and a steep…

    Last Updated: Apr 13, 2013
  • Camping at Turquoise Lake in Colorado

    Turquoise Lake is a 1,780-acre reservoir in central Colorado that sits at an elevation of nearly 10,000 feet in the Rocky Mountains. Surrounded by pristine national forest land, the lake is home to…

    Last Updated: Apr 13, 2013
  • Camping Near Alpine Valley, WI

    The southeastern corner of Wisconsin bears the lasting imprints of a glacier that covered the area thousands of years ago. These physical characteristics include the glacial hills, prairies, kettles,…

    Last Updated: Apr 12, 2013
  • Camping at Dogwood Valley, Ohio

    About an hour north of Columbus, Dogwood Valley Camping Resort (dogwoodvalleycampground.squarespace.com) is a prime destination for swimming, fishing and relaxing in the woods of central Ohio. The…

    Last Updated: Apr 12, 2013
  • Camping Near Tokyo

    While Tokyo seems an unusual choice for camping, many find it a fun and convenient location; it offers the experience of more traditional forms of camping while utilizing modern amenities such as…

    Last Updated: Apr 12, 2013
  • RV Camping in Hungry Mother State Park, Virginia

    Hungry Mother State Park in southwest Virginia's Blue Ridge Highlands has an attention-grabbing moniker, attributed to a mother who died tragically after a Native American raid on local pioneer…

    Last Updated: Apr 11, 2013
  • How to Rock a Red Dress

    Move over, little black dress. It's time for something bolder. A red dress grabs attention and refuses to let go -- if it's the right red dress. To really rock this look, you'll need to pay attention…

    Last Updated: Apr 11, 2013
  • Pirate Festival in St. Augustine, Florida

    May 28, 1668, was like any other day in the Spanish settlement known as St. Augustine. A couple of ships had sailed into Matanzas Bay. But since they were both expected and identified as vessels…

    Last Updated: Apr 10, 2013
  • State Parks With Camping Near Chillicothe, Ohio

    Chillicothe, Ohio’s first state capital, overlooks the confluence of the Scioto River and Paint Creek in the Appalachian foothills. Four state parks less than a half-hour’s drive from the…

    Last Updated: Apr 10, 2013
  • Volcanic Tourist Attractions in Hawaii

    Volcanoes emerging from the depths of the Pacific Ocean formed the Hawaiian Islands, one after another, as the ocean floor drifted northwest over the hot spot -- or as Hawaiian legend tells, Pele, the…

    Last Updated: Apr 10, 2013
  • Can Amish Country Be Found on a GPS?

    The Amish community is famous for horses and buggies and a way of life that, to a large degree, separates the Amish people from the modern world. But with the advent of cell phones, the Internet and…

    Last Updated: Apr 10, 2013
  • Basic, Half-Head Cornrow Styles

    Basic, half-head cornrow styles are a great way to add a little texture to your hair. Learn about basic, half-head cornrow styles with help from a freelance makeup and hair artist based out of New…

    Last Updated: Apr 10, 2013
  • Julia Stiles' Hairstyles

    Julia Stiles is a very famous actress who wears some very famous hairstyles. Learn about Julia Stiles' hairstyles with help from a freelance makeup and hair artist based out of New York City in this…

    Last Updated: Apr 10, 2013
  • Camping Near Devils Tower, Wyoming

    Cultures clash at Devils Tower, a monolith rising from the Wyoming countryside. Sacred territory for the Lakota but a prime destination for rock and crack climbers, the national monument protects…

    Last Updated: Apr 10, 2013
  • Camping in South Park Basin in Colorado

    Tucked away among 14,000-foot Rocky Mountain peaks, the South Park Basin of Colorado is designated as a National Heritage Area. The sprawling valley is filled with towering alpine landscapes,…

    Last Updated: Apr 10, 2013
  • What Kind of Gels Do I Need for an Exterior Night Shot?

    Gels are a specific type of lighting used commonly for outdoor shots. Find out what kind of gels you need for an exterior night shot with help from an experienced professional photographer in this…

    Last Updated: Apr 09, 2013
  • How to Make a Paste From Berbere Spice

    Making a paste from berbere spice is a staple of traditional Ethiopian meals. Make a paste from berbere spice with help from a food host and private chef in Los Angeles in this free video clip.

    Last Updated: Apr 09, 2013
  • How to Cook With Bamboo

    Bamboo is a delicious ingredient that can be used to add additional flavor to a wide variety of different meals. Cook with bamboo with help from a food host and private chef in Los Angeles in this…

    Last Updated: Apr 09, 2013
  • Indoor Waterfalls in Las Vegas

    Las Vegas had long been fascinated with water, mainly because of the fact that the arid city doesn’t have a steady water source but instead has to pump it in from man-made Lake Mead, 30 miles…

    Last Updated: Apr 09, 2013
  • Tight Braids on a Tender Scalp

    Tight braids are a serious problem for people who have tender and sensitive scalps. Learn about what you can do to get those tight braids on a tender scalp with help from a New York City hairstylist…

    Last Updated: Apr 08, 2013
  • Places to Stay Between Los Angeles & Sequoia National Park

    It takes just a bit more than four hours to drive from the palm trees of Los Angeles to the majestic forests of Sequoia National Park. At the southern end of the Sierra Nevada begin hundreds of miles…

    Last Updated: Apr 08, 2013
  • Campgrounds Near Presque Isle State Park, Pennsylvania

    When Pennsylvanians say they are going to the shore, they usually mean Jersey. But the Commonwealth has a stunning coastline of its own. Just seven miles long, Presque Isle State Park is a spit of…

    Last Updated: Apr 08, 2013
  • State Park Near Fair Haven, New York

    With over 800 acres of woods and towering lakeside bluffs that can be seen for miles along the Lake Ontario shoreline, Fair Haven Beach State Park (nysparks.com) sits just outside the village of Fair…

    Last Updated: Apr 08, 2013
  • Harrison Lake Camping in Northwest Ohio

    Situated in northwest Ohio about an hour from Toledo, Harrison Lake is a prime destination for fishing, swimming and boating. This 100-acre reservoir is completely surrounded by Harrison Lake State…

    Last Updated: Apr 07, 2013
  • Camping on Pearl Lake in the Colorado State Park

    Pearl Lake State Park lies along the banks of its 166-acre namesake lake in north-central Colorado, about a 45-minute drive north of Steamboat Springs. A secluded haven for outdoor lovers, the park is…

    Last Updated: Apr 07, 2013
  • National Park Camping in Gatlinburg, Tennessee

    Great Smoky Mountains National Park (nps.gov) stretches along the Tennessee-North Carolina border south and east of Gatlinburg, Tennessee. The most-visited national park in the U.S. covers more than a…

    Last Updated: Apr 07, 2013
  • Insect Pests of the Washington State Douglas Fir

    Many Americans encounter the stately Douglas fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii) during the winter holidays because of its common use as a Christmas tree. The Douglas fir, also known as Oregon pine or Douglas…

    Last Updated: Apr 06, 2013
  • Lawn Weeds in the Pacific Northwest

    Lawn weeds can infiltrate turf grass in newly seeded or established lawns. Wet winters and dry summers make for an adaptable set of turf weeds in the Pacific Northwest. The first step in controlling…

    Last Updated: Apr 06, 2013
  • Tourist Attractions in Strasburg, Pennsylvania

    Strasburg, Pennsylvania, about 1 1/2 hours west of Philadelphia, is a historic town in Lancaster County nestled right in the heart of Pennsylvania Dutch Country. Founded in 1693 by French trader,…

    Last Updated: Apr 05, 2013
  • Caladesi Island State Park in Florida

    Caladesi Island, which lies off Florida's central Gulf Coast just north of Clearwater Beach, remains almost completely undeveloped, providing visitors with the chance to truly leave the rest of the…

    Last Updated: Apr 05, 2013
  • Yellowstone Lake: Camping at Wolf Point

    Yellowstone Lake, the largest high-elevation lake in North America, has more than 132 square miles of water surface measuring 20 miles long and 14 miles wide. Backcountry campsites situated along its…

    Last Updated: Apr 04, 2013
  • San Simeon State Park In California

    With acres of nature preserves and one of America's most famous homes, San Simeon State Park makes an excellent destination if you're visiting California. Established in 1932, the 3,400-acre park is…

    Last Updated: Apr 04, 2013
  • The Temperature Range for Winter Ryegrass

    Winter ryegrass (Lolium multiflorum), a cool season annual grass, is overseeded in warm season grasses to keep the lawn green all winter. It's also used as a cover crop to enrich soil and planted for…

    Last Updated: Apr 04, 2013
  • Camping Near Fossil Creek, Arizona

    The clear blue waters of Fossil Creek in Arizona sparkle over travertine beds as they tumble through lush riparian vegetation en route to the Verde River in Coconino National Forest. The springs gush…

    Last Updated: Apr 03, 2013
  • The Importance of Taking Kids to the Park

    If you're a busy parent, your idea of fun might be to relax with your feet propped up on the coffee table, remote control in one hand, cool drink in the other. Young kids, however, will go stir crazy…

    Last Updated: Apr 03, 2013
  • Camping Near Elk Rub Canyon in AZ

    In the northern woods of Arizona along the 200-mile-long clifflike formation known as the Mogollon Rim, Chevelon Creek meanders through rugged canyons en route to its confluence with the Little…

    Last Updated: Apr 03, 2013
  • Travel Guide for Edisto Beach State Park in South Carolina

    Edisto Beach is one of South Carolina's few remaining lightly developed coastal stretches that directly front the Atlantic, and the unhurried drive into town along mostly two-lane Highway 174 --…

    Last Updated: Apr 03, 2013
  • When to Plant Dahlia Tubers in New Hampshire?

    With their long-lasting, brightly hued flowers, dahlias (Dahlia spp.) make a colorful addition to sun-filled gardens. These perennial plants grow from knobby tubers and bloom from summer into fall. As…

    Last Updated: Apr 03, 2013
  • Growing Lettuce in Southern California

    Growing your own lettuce can be a rewarding and money-saving experience. In Southern California, this leafy vegetable is ideally grown when daytime temperatures are about 73 degrees Fahrenheit and…

    Last Updated: Apr 03, 2013
  • Twin Lakes State Park in Virginia

    Twin Lakes State Park, set in Prince Edward-Gallion State Forest in central Virginia's Prince Edward County, historically was operated as two separate, racially segregated facilities until the early…

    Last Updated: Apr 02, 2013
  • Southern California Turf Alternatives

    After thinking about how much time, effort and money it takes to maintain a lawn, you may want to consider alternatives. It's the practical concerns that often give you pause when considering an…

    Last Updated: Apr 02, 2013
  • Jackson Lake Camping by Lithopolis, Ohio

    Located about ninety minutes south of Lithopolis, Jackson Lake is a small, secluded reservoir with excellent fishing set in the the densely forested hills of Ohio's Appalachian Highlands. The 250-acre…

    Last Updated: Apr 01, 2013
  • Ice Fishing at Deep Creek State Park in Maryland

    Western Maryland's Deep Creek Lake State Park is perched on the eastern edge of its namesake lake, the state's largest man-made reservoir with 3,900 surface acres and 69 miles of shoreline. During…

    Last Updated: Apr 01, 2013
  • Care of Lavender Plants in the Pacific Northwest

    Valued for its fragrant, colorful blooms, lavender (Lavandula spp.) produces masses of purple flowers that attract honeybees to the garden all summer. A sturdy perennial, lavender grows in U.S.…

    Last Updated: Apr 01, 2013
  • RV Camping in Sequoia National Park in California

    Known for its groves of sequoia, the largest trees in the world, Sequoia National Park nestles at the southern end of the rugged Sierra Nevada Mountain Range in southern California. The park…

    Last Updated: Apr 01, 2013
  • Visiting Yellowstone National Park in the Middle of August

    Yellowstone National Park in northwestern Wyoming and adjoining Montana and Idaho represents the glorious heart of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, a tremendous wilderness mosaic in the Middle Rocky…

    Last Updated: Apr 01, 2013
  • Blue Spring State Park in Orange City, Florida

    Located along the St. Johns River, Blue Spring State Park (floridastateparks.org) spans more than 2,600 acres in northeastern Florida. The park is home to the largest spring on the St. Johns River and…

    Last Updated: Apr 01, 2013
  • Capitol Reef National Park RV Camping

    Named for a white rock formation that resembles the dome of the U.S. Capitol, Capitol Reef National Park (nps.gov) in southern Utah is a study in contrasts. Forbidding red cliffs rise above the green…

    Last Updated: Apr 01, 2013
  • Kids' Beaches Near Lahaina, Hawaii

    Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii, is fun for kids. Their eyes pop at the sight of the giant banyan tree that covers nearly two-thirds of an acre, and before you know it they are playing a game of hide and seek…

    Last Updated: Apr 01, 2013
  • First Landing State Park in Virgina Beach, Virginia

    The Depression-era Civilian Conservation Corps built First Landing State Park (dcr.virginia.gov), the busiest in Virginia’s state park system, in the 1930s. Originally called Seashore State Park…

    Last Updated: Apr 01, 2013
  • Camping at Lodgepole Campground in Sequoia National Park

    Sprawling across more than a million acres, Sequoia National Forest (nps.gov) is located near the southernmost end of the Sierra Nevada Mountains in California. The forest is named for the giant…

    Last Updated: Apr 01, 2013
  • Fishing and Camping at the Lakes & Rivers of Arizona

    Far from being just a dry and thirsty desert, Arizona is home to more than 400 bodies of water suitable for fishing and camping. In this state, you can choose from warm- or cold-water fishing and find…

    Last Updated: Apr 01, 2013
  • Camping at Lake Pillsbury in Lake County, California

    Lake Pillsbury is a man-made reservoir in northern California's Lake County with over 2,000 acres of water and 31 miles of mostly undeveloped shoreline. The lake is part of Mendocino National Forest…

    Last Updated: Apr 01, 2013
  • Camping in Lassen Volcanic National Park

    Lassen Volcanic National Park is home to hot springs, pristine mountain lakes and mile after mile of forests and meadows. In the Cascade Mountains of Northern California, the park spans over 100,000…

    Last Updated: Apr 01, 2013
  • Cascade River State Park in Minnesota

    Cascade River State Park is one of seven state parks set along Minnesota's North Shore Scenic Drive, which stretches more than 150 miles along Highway 61 and offers seemingly endless vistas of Lake…

    Last Updated: Apr 01, 2013
  • Egmont Key State Park in Florida

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    Last Updated: Apr 01, 2013
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    Last Updated: Apr 01, 2013
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    Last Updated: Apr 01, 2013
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    Last Updated: Apr 01, 2013
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    Last Updated: Apr 01, 2013
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    Last Updated: Apr 01, 2013
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    Last Updated: Apr 01, 2013
  • Camping in Cove Lake State Park in Tennessee

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    Last Updated: Apr 01, 2013
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    Last Updated: Apr 01, 2013
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    Last Updated: Apr 01, 2013
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    Last Updated: Apr 01, 2013
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    Last Updated: Apr 01, 2013
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    Last Updated: Mar 27, 2013
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    Last Updated: Mar 21, 2013
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    Last Updated: Mar 12, 2013
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    Last Updated: Mar 11, 2013
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    Last Updated: Mar 11, 2013
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    Last Updated: Feb 28, 2013
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    Last Updated: Feb 28, 2013
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