There are more federal lands and waters than you can explore in a lifetime. And there’s a free tool to help find the best ones for you. Recreation.gov is a one-stop shop for planning adventures in the ...

Earlier this year, the Wall Street Journal dropped what an irate member of congress called a “bombshell report.” The story focused on the government-commissioned booking website Recreation.gov and ...

Recreation.gov has launched a booking alert system for campgrounds, tours and ticketed entry on public lands run by 14 federal agencies, including the National Park Service and the U.S. Forest Service ...

Want to snatch a camping spot at Yosemite before they’re gone? The new availability alert feature on Recreation.gov can help. In addition to packing the appropriate hiking gear, camping equipment, and ...

Ever wanted to plan a vacation around a bunch of federally-managed recreation sites, but didn’t know where to turn? Yeah, me neither. I mean, sometimes I plan trips to visit particular national parks, ...

Hikers who want to see The Wave, an undulating sandstone landscape that's one of the most photographed — and in demand — destinations in the Southwest, will soon have an easier time applying for a ...

Visitors driving into Montana’s Glacier National Park this summer must buy a vehicle pass on Recreation.gov. The pass is free, but visitors pay a $2 fee to book the reservation. Visitors might assume ...