camping

2020 was a year of financial hardship for many industries and campground sites were no different. But despite the pandemic forcing campsites to close or not open to their full capacity, Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park Camp-Resorts still experienced a 9...

Get paid $50,000 to explore U.S. national parks and drink all the beer you can handle. That is the job description for Michelob Ultra's "Chief Exploration Officer." According to the company, you'll get an office with the best view and you get to travel for work...

Getting paid $1,000 would just be a giant perk, am I right?

Summer is winding down and the cooler weather is coming. So, have you pitched a tent and camped in your own backyard yet?

Sure, it's cold now, but in a few short months, you'll be out camping again. You can make your state park campsite reservations starting this weekend.

South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks needs to cover flooding and storm damage costs.

If you like to add a little scary folklore to your overnight camping trip, there's a SD campground that boasts an interesting paranormal legend.

Last weekend our tent blew away in the storm. It made for a great story, but it also made for a learning experience. There are a few things I would do differently now if planning on camping when severe weather is possible.

My family and I went camping this weekend with some friends at Walker's Point on Lake Madison. After losing our tent in the morning storm, it will be one of the most memorable camping trips I'll ever experience.

Free fishing, free entrance fees and secret markers to find and state parks across South Dakota. Let’s go camping!