
Camping is usually thought of as a summer-only activity, but early fall camping trips can bring the delights of changing foliage, cooler weather, fewer crowds, and quiet nights in nature. What’s not to love?
Autumn weather in the U.S. is about as diverse as the landscape itself, so there’s no shortage of shady campsites or bumbling brooks to choose from. Here are five of our favorite picks for a new spin on family camping trips.
White Mountain National Forest, New Hampshire
If the reds, yellows, and oranges of fall foliage are what you’re after, there’s no better place than the Northeast. White Mountain National Forest in New Hampshire boasts parts of the famed Appalachian Trail
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