If you come to Pennsylvania for the history, stay for its geography. The Keystone State is replete with state parks that make for an easy weekend getaway.

These Pennsylvania destinations make camping extra special, with memorable landscapes and serene outdoor experiences.

Pennsylvania is home to a wide array of state and national parks, and this lesser-known one near Pittsburgh has fishing, camping, and a beautiful lake.

Britt Eastland, co-director of Camp Mystic Cypress Lake, writes about how the camp will honor those lost in the July 4 flood by doing everything to protect future campers.

Hordes of jersey-clad NFL fans are prepared to descend on Pittsburgh from April 23-26. It might be the offseason, but one very big event will be in town for a few days: the NFL Draft. VisitPittsburgh ...

The trail to Balanced Rock is about a mile long and climbs steadily through the forest. It’s not a brutal climb, but it’s ...

Some of Pennsylvania’s best-kept secrets are hiding in the places that don’t even try to get your attention. Benton is a tiny ...

Knoebels Amusement Resort in central Pennsylvania is the largest free-admission amusement park in the country, and it turns 100 in 2026. You pay only for the rides, starting at a couple of dollars ...

Morning arrives gently on Lake. Boats ease out from quiet coves, early rising paddleboarders glide quietly across the water’s ...

Discover long trails and hidden campgrounds in this massive Pennsylvania mountain forest, offering a serene escape into ...

The family-owned and operated RV park and campground sits on a 110-acre ranch next to a meandering stretch of the Russian River.