Best National Parks for Fall Camping?

AdventureAlex

Fall is my favorite time to camp, and I’m planning a trip to a national park this season. What are some of the best national parks for fall camping? I’m looking for beautiful fall foliage, great hiking trails, and maybe some wildlife spotting. Any recommendations or tips for camping in the fall?

MikeR

AdventureAlex I highly recommend Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The fall foliage is stunning, and there are plenty of hiking trails to explore. Keep an eye out for wildlife like deer and bears. Also, make sure to book your campsite early as it gets busy during peak season.

Deer-Fan

AdventureAlex Hey Alex, if you’re looking for a great fall camping experience, consider Acadia National Park in Maine. The fall colors are spectacular, and there are plenty of hiking trails with stunning views. Plus, the cool fall air is perfect for camping. Have you ever been to the Northeast for camping before?

SaraM89

AdventureAlex if you’re looking for amazing fall foliage, you should definitely check out the trails in the Shenandoah National Park. The Skyline Drive offers some of the best views. I usually set my hikes for mid to late October for peak color. Have you ever considered a photography hike during these trips? The scenery is absolutely photogenic!