6. Madeline Island, Wisconsin
Islands are hard to come by in the midwest, and Madeline Island offers unique experiences for the avid outdoor adventurer. Part of the Apostle Islands, Madeline Island is accessible by ferry and offers plenty of opportunities for hiking, biking, kayaking, and more. The island is also a great place to experience wildlife up close and personal, so be sure to bring your binoculars and fishing gear. Our writer recommends experiencing Madeline Island in an RV, which gives you a home base for all of your outdoor activities. Be sure to check out all of our RV tips and other ideas for what to do during your visit to Madeline Island.
7. Pine Island, Florida
A laid-back taste of Old Florida, Pine Island is a wonderful place for a relaxing getaway. Unlike other popular Florida destinations, you won’t find packed beaches or high-rise condos on Pine Island. Instead, you’ll find the perfect backdrop for a quiet fishing expedition or a sunset paddle. There are also plenty of delicious dining options and an active art community on the island, with plenty of galleries to peruse. For all of the reasons to visit Pine Island, be sure to check out our full list.