It’s the official start of fall and the harbinger of shorter days, making it one of the best times of year to go outside. One day I’m going to do one of these road trips to see all the beautiful fall sights!
Hipcamp —a startup that creates new places to stay in nature by unlocking access to beautiful private lands such as nature preserves, farms, and ranches. They’ve put together an interactive fall foliage map showing you a week by week tracking of where to see the prettiest fall colors AND where you can camp or stay along the way!
HipCamp has also hand-picked a few unique nature stays in America’s top 5 leaf-viewing regions:
*** HIPCAMP.COM‘S TOP 10 CAMPGROUNDS FOR FALL FOLIAGE ***
Each campground hyperlinked below contains multiple discrete campsites.
#1. THE FINGER LAKES
>> Shiitake Mushroom Camp: New York
A pristine stream, a working mushroom farm, and fall leaves.
>> Sanctuary in the Woods: New York
Choose a cozy teepee or a double-bed platform.
#2. THE GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS
>> Beechwood Cabin Tent
Sleep in a protected enclosure with a tin roof and canvas tent.
>> Earthseed: Smoky Mt. Sanctuary
Enjoy a 12-foot-high tent and a babbling creek.
#3. THE ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS
>> Adirondack Little Star: New York
Elevated camping in a covered cabin!
>> Adirondack Glamping: New York
Peep the leaves from the opening in this sturdy and comfortable tent.
#4. THE BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS
>> Crow Creek Farm: North Carolina
Enjoy a breakfast of fresh eggs from the farm’s chickens.
>> Apple Orchard Tent Camping: North Carolina
Camp on a grassy knoll overlooking gorgeous yellow leaves.
#5. THE GREEN MOUNTAINS
>> Onion River Campground: Vermont
In the fall, these green mountains dazzle in shades of yellow and orange.
>> Hidden Meadow Tent Site: Vermont
Wander over a bridge to your own private campsite.
SEE HIPCAMP‘S FALL FOLIAGE MAP and plan you’re own route!
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