Maryhill State Park, Washington

Never heard of snailboarding–’scuse me sailboarding? Neither have we, but boy do we want to try it! And what better place to try it than lil’ old, sweet Maryhill State Park, a 99-acre camping park bordering the Columbia River. Rich in history (there’s a partial replica of Stonehenge one mile from the park) and even richer in natural beauty, there’s a good chance you’ll channel Poseidon–on a good day–floating down the river with wind in your hair. You don’t have to be a greek god to enjoy Manchester. Motorized boating, fishing, hiking, and various beach activities are also available. Don’t worry birdwatchers and treasure-trovers there’s room for you here too. No matter your leisure, be sure to stick around for a blood-orange sunset and some fresh catch.