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State parks pack a lot of value into a single space. From hiking trails to water activities to camping, there's nothing like some time in nature to bring a family closer together. So make these 10 state parks part of your Spring Break family road trip.
One of the state's most popular parks, Red Rock Canyon State Park, offers more than you can do in a day. Well known for its hiking trails network, visitors of all ages will marvel at the beautiful natural rock formations found throughout the park.
Rock lovers and geology fans, this is the park for you! Along with super-cheap camping sites, you can also collect an array of unique rocks to take home as souvenirs.
From full moon hikes to carpets of wildflowers, this is one of the most scenic spots in Arizona. In addition to camping and hiking, the park offers geocaching and wildlife viewing — perfect activities for any age.
The spring is the perfect time to visit this state park, as it's prime manatee season, and the park will be full of them! While you won't be able to take advantage of water activities during this time, visitors can still enjoy hiking, birding, picnicking, and camping.
This little mountain retreat is one of the best state parks in Georgia, featuring a stocked lake, hiking trails, and clean camping facilities. It’s also just a short drive or hike to the famed Bavarian-themed town of Helen.
Tucked on the top of Lookout Mountain, DeSoto State Park is simply beautiful in the spring. Aside from the views, the area is a great place to reconnect with nature, offering activities like biking, hiking, bouldering, and wildlife viewing.
Families of all sorts and sizes, including pets, are welcome here. You'll love exploring this beautiful natural canyon on your way to other adventures. The park is rich in history, and remnants of its old structures remain after being taken over by nature.
This gorgeous desert oasis is teeming with plants and wildlife not found anywhere else in Utah. The area has been home to humans for more than 10,000 years and is filled with wonders and history.
This unique state park isn't tucked into the wilderness like most state parks but rather in the city's urban heart. It features a blend of outdoor fun, including a 9-hole golf course, hiking trails, fishing, and scenic spots for picnics.
This remote state park will make you feel miles away from anything. Its large lake is perfect for fishing, floating, and even scuba diving.
