State Guides

Camping in New York means humid summers, rain in any month, bugs in early summer, and cold nights in the […]

Wyoming camping is high, dry, windy, and cold at night, and much of the northwest corner is grizzly bear country. […]

The best camping gear for California depends on which California you’re camping in. A foggy night on the coast, a […]

The best camping gear for Florida is built for heat, humidity, rain, and bugs. That means a tent with lots […]

The best camping gear for Texas is gear that handles heat, sudden storms, and bugs: a well ventilated tent with […]

The best camping gear for Colorado is built for altitude: a warm sleeping bag for cold nights, a tent that […]

The best camping gear for Arizona is gear that handles heat, wind, and big temperature swings, plus enough water capacity […]

Utah packs two very different camping climates into one state: hot, dry red rock desert in the south and cool, […]

Camping in Washington means planning around rain on the west side of the Cascades and heat and dust on the […]

Oregon camping ranges from foggy beaches and wet forests to high Cascade lakes and sunbaked high desert, sometimes within a […]