In the fall, you may be tempted to spend a week away from home with your family, but there are many good reasons to stay.

For one, camping in the wild is one of the best ways to experience nature, and the outdoors have always been a part of the American tradition.

Plus, with many of the country’s iconic parks offering guided hikes and guided tours, it’s a great way to get a taste of the world’s wilds.

You can also do more with the money you save on camping, if you’re a budget-conscious person.

We’ve rounded up the 10 best camping meals and tips to make your stay as simple and enjoyable as possible.

Read on for our picks.1.

Camping at the Wild West Hotel.

This iconic hotel and resort is located on the top of Mount Wachusett in Washington state.

Located at the end of the beautiful Cascade Range, this place is famous for its wild camping experiences.

It has a nice fire pit, outdoor dining and a full bar with live music.

If you’re going to camp out in the woods, this is a must-try!

Camping at Wild West is one stop away from a waterfall and the scenic Cascade Crest Trail, so there are plenty of options to get your fill of wild camping, whether you’re on a budget or not.

Just be sure to pack plenty of water for your campsite.2.

Camp on the river.

This riverfront spot in Seattle has a stunning view of the Cascade mountains, and is perfect for a camping trip.

The view is breathtaking, and you can easily camp on the beautiful banks of the Columbia River.

Campers can stay for as little as three nights, but it’s best to book early to avoid being snagged in the crowds.

It’s also a great place to try out local foods.3.

Camp at a picnic shelter.

This shelter offers an amazing view of Mount Hood in Oregon.

You could camp on top of the shelter, which is made from logs, for two nights or more, or you can try out the shelter’s fire pit and picnic area.

Campsites at the shelter are located right on top the hillside and have picnic tables to keep you entertained while you camp.4.

Camp with friends.

You’ll love the fact that the shelter offers picnic tables and fire pits for both day and night.

The shelter is located right next to the trail, so you’ll be able to relax with a nice, warm meal or some delicious local food.5.

Camp in a park.

A great way for your family to spend time together and reconnect with nature.

Camped on the Columbia Gorge Trail in the Washington State Parks, you can relax in the shade and enjoy the views of the Mount Hood National Park and Cascade Mountains.

The campground is also available for group activities.6.

Camp out at the Seattle Center.

If your family’s vacation plans are limited to one or two weekends per year, the Seattle center offers a nice way to spend your time together.

The center offers both a park picnic and outdoor dining areas, as well as a tent park.

If it’s your first time camping at the center, be sure you book ahead.7.

Camp outside.

There are plenty more options for camping outside in the United States, but if you want to experience the wild and scenic outdoors, this can be your perfect option.

You may be able at first to get lost in the chaos of crowds, but the natural beauty and wild nature will keep you busy for the duration of your stay.8.

Camp under the stars.

Camp just under the horizon at a beautiful park called the Golden Gate National Recreation Area.

It is a perfect place to spend the weekend on the beach and get a great view of Mt.

Rainier and the surrounding wilderness.

There’s also an amazing park campground nearby, so that you can take a break from the crowds and relax in your own backyard.9.

Get in a bike ride with friends or family.

The National Parks Bike Path offers a great opportunity to explore the country and the world of nature.

Whether you’re looking for a scenic ride or an opportunity to ride along the park trails, you’ll get a unique experience.10.

Enjoy a local beer and a nice meal at the beach.

If camping in an area with a lot of parks and trails, this could be a great option.

The Cascade Crest Park offers picnic shelters, a small beach, a BBQ area and even a boat ramp.

Campgrounds and picnic areas are also available in this park.

You might even be able get in a couple of beers while camping.11.

Take in the sunrise.

This can be a pretty magical time of the year.

You and your family will be enjoying the beautiful sunrise over the Cascade Mountains, and it’s an amazing way to unwind and soak in the view.

The park’s beach is also beautiful, and there are some great views of Mt Rainier, the Great Smoky Mountains and the Pacific Ocean