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At South Carolina’s only national park, paddle through some of the country’s oldest trees
Take a canoe tour through “the redwoods of the East” in Congaree National Park.
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For convenience-minded road-trippers, the Airstream mystique in a smaller package
Basecamp, a reintroduced utilitarian model, is chock full of conveniences to keep even rustic-minded campers cozy.
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