Celebrate National Camp Day on District Lands

Today is National Camp Day and the perfect time to reflect on the ways we can connect with the great outdoors. 

Whether you’re an avid camper, a hiking enthusiast or simply looking for a peaceful retreat, the District offers a variety of natural spaces and activities to help you refresh and reconnect with nature. 

Family hiking in the woods

The District provides numerous campgrounds, each offering unique experiences that cater to different camping styles. From family-friendly sites managed by partner agencies to remote locations that provide a true escape into nature, there’s a camping experience for everyone.

For cycling enthusiasts, the District offers an extensive network of multi-use trails open for biking and horseback riding.

With diverse habitats ranging from wetlands to woodlands you can observe a variety of bird species on District lands throughout the year.

For those who love being on the water, boating is a fantastic way to connect with nature while enjoying a bit of adventure. There are many recreational opportunities available on water bodies throughout the District including boating, canoeing, kayaking and fishing.

This National Camp Day, take the opportunity to explore all our District lands have to offer. Whether you choose to camp under the stars, hike through lush trails, bike along scenic routes, watch birds in their natural habitats or paddle across rivers and springs, the great outdoors awaits you. 

Connecting with nature not only rejuvenates the spirit but also fosters a greater appreciation for our environment. So, pack your gear, gather your loved ones and embark on an adventure celebrating the beauty of our natural world. Happy camping!