12 Best Places to Camp in State Parks Around the U.S.
"The giant (like 495,204 acres giant) Chugach State Park has a little bit of everything — from oceanfront shoreline to glaciers and icefields. And when you're in the great wilderness of Alaska, you'll want to see it all, which is why you should set up camp in Bird Creek Campground. In addition to 24 campsites, toilets, water, and RV accessibility (for vehicles up to 35 feet in size), Bird Creek is renowned for its in-camp whale watching (paired with glimpses of bald eagles and moose)." - Travel + Leisure Editors
