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2.Congaree National Park. South Carolina
The highlight here is the large number of old, bottomland hardwood trees. In 1983 this park was given UNESCO biosphere reserve status for the park’s biodiversity” and is also known for its rich cultural heritage. Here you can go hiking or even enjoy a guided tour on the popular Cedar Creek canoe trail.
The best time to visit is fall or spring. The park is two hours from Charleston so a weekend trip is easy to do. If you do decide to camp there be sure to reserve a spot at one of their drive-in campgrounds.
3.Dry Tortugas National Park, Florida
Situated 70-miles off the shore of Key West in the gleaming Gulf of Mexico, this park is different than Everglades National Park. It is mainly open water with seven little islands and coral reefs.
Marine life is the center of attention. Here travelers can enjoy scuba diving, kayaking, and snorkeling. Visitors can also learn about Fort Jefferson which was erected on Garden Key in the 19th century. If you like stargazing then consider camping here too. Make your reservations early and remember the ferry leaves Key West at 8:oo a.m. every morning.
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