Pumpkin picking is a popular autumn activity and there’s no shortage of patches in the Garden State. If you’re looking for fall fun that the whole family can enjoy, New Jersey is the place to be. These are some of the best pumpkin patches and pumpkin farms in New Jersey that offer more than just pumpkin picking, but a full day of excitement complete with all your favorite farm life activities....
As winter ends, we tend to yearn for those nice spring days in North Dakota when we can get outside without fifty layers and the threat of snow. Once the snowflakes finally do turn to raindrops and the prairies come to life again, you can look forward to exploring the state in the springtime. What better way to experience this beautiful season than on some easy, pleasant North Dakota hikes that’ll take you right through the budding plants and nature?...
Have you ever wondered how some of our towns were named? While many of Louisiana’s cities and towns are named after railroad folks, there are a few that may have you shaking your head. For example, did you know that Maringouin means “mosquito,” or that Cocodrie means “alligator?” Our cities have such a unique history, and this one charming small town in Louisiana was named after what was once believed to be a magical spring!...
Looking for the ultimate overnight getaway in NorCal? How about a place that offers delightful yurt accommodations smack dab in the woods? It also should be mentioned that you’d be right by an organic farm bursting with fresh fruits and vegetables. Your stay at this organic farm in Northern California is probably closer to glamping than camping but don’t worry, you’ll still have the whole nature experience. The Red Oak Yurt is located in the Sierra Nevada foothills....
Here in Virginia, festivals are a serious business. For proof of this, look no further than the annual Chincoteague Seafood Festival. A celebration of all things seafood on the beautiful Eastern Shore, this springtime festival is one that has been a tradition since 1968. Festival-goers can look forward to live music, entertainment, and, of course, some of the best seafood in the country. Here’s more on the spring festival in Virginia that’s always worthy of your bucket list....
If you’re looking for the coolest place to shop in Alaska, head straight to Fairbanks’ Fred Meyer. This is one of the largest Fred Meyers in America, and certainly one of the best! Head here to find anything you could possibly need. If you head to Fairbanks, Alaska, you will see two fabulous Fred Meyers. Artifex SS / Google Maps Both of them top sales in the country, for a number of reasons....
Dome Airbnbs in Arizona are very popular, especially near the Grand Canyon. One of our favorites, Yö’ngö, offers unparalleled stargazing opportunities and feels lightyears away from the rest of society despite being located just 20 minutes from the South Rim. Located just a short distance from the Hopi reservation, Yö’ngö - which means “cactus” in the Hopi language - is one of the most unique Airbnbs in Arizona. Airbnb This luxury, geodesic dome is a mere 20-minute drive from the entrance to the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, but it feels like a whole different world in which nobody else lives....
The Dust Bowl Lanes and Lounge in Tulsa is the perfect place to unwind with friends in a “throwback” atmosphere. If you are longing for fun times and great food Dust Bowl is the place for you. It offers an old-fashioned bowling alley experience and lounge vibe you just don’t find anymore. Dust Bowl Lanes and Lounge is located at 211 South Elgin Avenue in Tulsa and is open only on select nights of the week....
Just when we thought we’ve seen everything in New Mexico, the state still manages to surprise us with hidden spots you really need to dig deep to find. For example, did you know an oasis is hiding not far from one of New Mexico’s most popular national parks? Come find out why this little hidden paradise at one of the best state parks to visit in New Mexico is so awesome:...
Have you ever explored the floating cabins near New Orleans? Bayou Segnette State Park is an awesome place to visit for the day or for a weekend trip…and the floating cabins there are a must-see attraction. Few things are quite as relaxing as kicking back on the patio… and the patio is floating. Have you ever experienced anything like it? Check it out! Over the last few years, Bayou Segnette State Park has garnered some headlines for its extensive cabin renovations....
For a meal that’s as delicious as the view, head to a special restaurant on the west shore of Lake Winnebago. TJ’s Harbor Restaurant is a waterfront dining establishment Wisconsin that’s worth a trip to the lakeshore. Here’s what’s waiting for you at TJ’s. TJ’s Harbor Restaurant is located right on Lake Winnebago, Wisconsin’s largest inland lake. It’s a gorgeous lake and it covers more than 137,000 acres. TJ’s Harbor...
Here at Only in Oregon, we always appreciate a good pun. Especially when that pun involves brunch. So you can only imagine our delight at discovering Fried Egg I’m In Love, the punniest brunch spot ever, right here in Portland, Oregon! Oh, and did we mention the menu items at this brunch spot are absolutely delicious, too? We’re in love. There’s sandwiches, and there’s brunch sandwiches. Fried Egg I’m In Love...
Fall might look a bit different in Florida compared to other parts of the country. We might still have a ton of heat and fall foliage is few and far between, especially the farther south you are. But that doesn’t mean we don’t know how to have a good time. In this ultimate weekend getaway down south, adventurers will be able to pick pumpkins at The Berry Farm and then rest their heads at a farmhouse Airbnb situated on a 12-acre dragon fruit farm....
Oklahoma is home to many beautiful state parks, one of which is Lake Murray State Park, the oldest and largest state park in the state. This outdoor gem is home to over 12,000 acres and is worthy of a multi-day adventure to explore everything it has to offer. From hiking and boating to fishing and golfing, this park is filled with activities for all ages. Check it out below, then plan a trip and experience it all first-hand!...
There are so many great places to take in your surroundings, and this meandering boardwalk trail in Alaska is a great place to explore in Bethel! With pretty views, lovely scenery, and even the chance to birdwatch, it’s a great way to enjoy the area. So the next time you find yourself in Bethel, head straight to Pinky’s Park for a great walk! Located in Bethel is a cool little boardwalk hike....
New Mexico is an intriguing place; it’s a mix of desert and mountains, with deep and rich roots – and lots of folklore and legends. Taos is allegedly one of New Mexico’s most haunted small towns. While Taos appears to be a sleepy little mountain town, things, as they say, are not quite what they seem. Both in town and on the outskirts, there are numerous rumors and stories about ghosts, hauntings, and paranormal activity....
In a state that’s world famous for caves, it should come as no surprise that there’s a Kentucky town named after a cave. Horse Cave, Kentucky, is a town that’s not only built atop a cave, but this underground crevasse actually bisects the downtown district! There’s no place in the state like Horse Cave, so allow us to wax poetic about this charming little locale in the Bluegrass: Horse Cave, Kentucky, is one of those small towns that, at first glance, doesn’t look all that unique or extraordinary....
Indiana is low-key one of the best states for hiking, despite the fact that it doesn’t get nearly enough love on a regular basis. While hikers often prefer states with more mountainous terrain, they tend to neglect beautiful places like the Midwest, where a stroll outside on an autumn day (or any day, really) can be one of the most relaxing experiences in the world. When it comes to our favorite hiking trails in Indiana, just about any of them are perfect for when the leaves change, but there’s one trail in particular that we’d like to admire right now: head out to Potato Creek State Park and check out what we can only describe as the perfect fall color hike in Indiana....
It’s no secret that the only official National Park in North Dakota is a true gem to visit. The beautiful scenery, abundance of wild animals, and great recreational opportunities make Theodore Roosevelt National Park a must-see destination. While it’s busiest in the summer, it could be argued that it is at its most breathtaking during fall – and here’s why: The majestic views of Theodore Roosevelt National Park become even prettier in the fall season, with patches of color filling the nooks and crannies of the badlands....
Calling all pizza lovers! If there is nothing you love more than a large slice of pizza, our adventure today is for you! Located in the small town of American Falls, not far from the American Falls Dam, is one unique pizza place — The Dam Pizza Place. Here, you’ll find some of the best pizza in town but with the wackiest names. The Dam Pizza Place is located on Pocatello Avenue in American Falls....
