One Of Illinois' Popular Beaches In Chicago Offers Summer Fun And Waterfront Dining
In the summer, this Chicago beach comes alive, with its refreshing waters for swimming, a waterfront restaurant, a biking path, and gorgeous skyline views.
Read MoreIn the summer, this Chicago beach comes alive, with its refreshing waters for swimming, a waterfront restaurant, a biking path, and gorgeous skyline views.
Read MoreThis Wisconsin water park is adding 75,000 square feet of space with its new glass-enclosed area, filled with slides, a swim-up bar, and other attractions.
Read MoreThis lagoon on Florida's Space Coast gives visitors a treat with displays of glowing bioluminescence during the summer, viewable from a raft or kayak.
Read MoreSwimming holes, paddling spots, hiking trails, and waters for snorkeling fill this beloved Florida state park, known for its spring-fed river.
Read MoreNamed California's best state beach in 2025, this SoCal state park is an ideal escape if you're looking to camp, explore tide pools, and have fun on the water.
Read MoreThis Bay Area destination feels like an escape to Italy, with scenery similar to the Italian Riviera, authentic Mediterranean food, and a local arts scene.
Read MoreFor family-friendly fun mixed with beach outings, wildlife sightings, diverse meals, and tax-free shopping, plan a trip to this popular Caribbean territory.
Read MoreIf you don't mind a challenging hike, plan a trip to this collection of lakes in California, where you can swim, camp, and take in the natural scenery.
Read MoreThough Florida is best known for its beaches, this Sunshine State city boasts a warm, mineral-rich spring, and visitors can swim in its waters.
Read MoreWhile the Sierra Nevada Mountains are hardly a hidden gem, this area known as the "Lost Sierra" offers a quiet getaway with serene campsites and stunning views.
Read MoreGet a taste of the tropics on this Canadian island, bursting with stunning views, beaches for swimming, hiking trails, and local food and art.
Read MoreWith four beaches, scenic hiking trails, delicious seafood, and even a famous Taco Bell location, this Northern California city is ideal for a coastal getaway.
Read MoreThis California city, with its upscale hotels and wellness culture, helped put surfing on the map, thanks to visiting pro wave riders and a surf rock singer.
Read MoreThis abandoned and once-flooded amusement park in New Orleans is set to rise again as a water park and entertainment hub thanks to a massive redevelopment.
Read MoreThe sparkling blue and red waters produced by bioluminescence can be spotted along California's coast, especially at these five specific beaches.
Read MoreWhen you think of Illinois, water activities aren't typically the first thing you think of. But the largest water park in the state might change your view!
Read MoreWith a population of just a few hundred residents, this small town in New York's Finger Lakes region boasts a calm atmosphere ideal for a relaxing trip.
Read MoreFor a kid-friendly summer escape, take a day trip outside of Los Angeles to this swimming reservoir, outfitted with floating obstacles at its splash park.
Read MoreAfter decades in the Bay Area and a rebranding, this California water park has shut down indefinitely, though something new is expected to pop up in its place.
Read MoreThis U.S. summer destination boasts 130 miles of coastline and plenty of distinct towns and villages, with museums, bioluminescent beaches, and free activities.
Read MoreCalifornia's governor has proposed three new state parks in the Central Valley region, offering riverside trails, Dust Bowl history, and wildlife habitats.
Read MoreExplore wild protected land and marine reserves in this outdoor destination in Oregon, filled with stunning coastal views, wildlife, and even a diving spot.
Read MoreNot far from the Hamptons lies another, less-crowded coastal destination ideal for quiet escapes with charming seaside towns and local beaches.
Read MoreThough not on the typical tourist trail in Los Angeles, this local neighborhood boasts worthwhile attractions and restaurants, especially along its new harbor.
Read MoreBreaking one serious swimming rule in this popular Florida beach city could cost you between $500 and $1,000, and it may even put you in danger.
Read MoreBetween a mountain and a river in Oregon, you'll find the "windsurfing capital of the world" and one of the "most underrated travel destinations in the U.S."
Read MoreThis small, coastal community in California has been named one of the best hidden-gem beach towns, where you can soak up water sports, seafood, and hot springs.
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