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"     KING PACIFIC LODGE, British Columbia, Canada kingpacificlodge.com. Made of stone and massive timbers, this remote 17-suite lodge floats on a barge moored off pristine Princess Royal Island. Arrive via floatplane, then prepare to be pampered with gourmet meals, guided fishing trips, nature hikes, and sunset cruises. MARYJANESFARM BED &amp;amp;amp; BREAKFAST, Moscow, Idaho;  maryjanesfarm.com. At this idyllic organic farm, visitors stay in tented cabins and are welcome to help with the chores. The tents have no electricity or telephones, just supercomfy furnishings and wide-open views of the Idaho countryside. Fresh farm breakfast included. THE RESORT AT PAWS UP, Greenough, Mont.  pawsup.com. This 37,000-acre wilderness playground features a luxurious Tent City, where gourmet meals, electric lights, downy featherbeds, and views of the Blackfoot River are de rigeur. The next day, fly-fish, take a hike, or explore the backcountry on horseback. CALL OF THE WILD If your dream getaway involves a waterproof tent, snug sleeping bag, and bedside bonfire, then head to the hills \u2014 or forest or beach \u2014 and go camping. Check trails.com, which ranks the country&amp;#039;s 20 best campgrounds based on user traffic and reviews, for suggestions. Currently, top picks include San Diego&amp;#039;s Guajome and Sweetwater sites; Timothy Lake in Government Camp, Ore.; Burnsville, N.C.&amp;#039;s Black Mountain campground; and Big Meadows in Shenandoah National Park. &amp;quot;We pride ourselves that consumers determine what is most popular,&amp;quot; says sales director Rob Holmes. WILDERNESS VACATIONS Run the gamut from bare-bones cabins to luxurious lodges in majestic settings. Visit rusticvacations.com to find an off-the-beaten-path wilderness getaway right for you.  PLAN A VISIT  MONTANA: MONTANA DINOSAUR TRAIL  Get up close to paleontology&amp;#039;s most significant discoveries, including Leonardo, the world&amp;#039;s best-preserved dinosaur, on the trail. Stops include museums, state parks, and various dig sites throughout Montana.mtdinotrail.org. NEW HAMPSHIRE: THE NEW HAMPSHIRE ANTIQUES DEALER SHOW  Now celebrating its 50th anniversary, this premier New England show is the go-to event for antiquers in search of fine American furniture, china, transferware, quilts, and hooked rugs. Aug. 9-11.nhada.org. TENNESSEE: ELVIS WEEK  In commemoration of the 30th anniversary of the King&amp;#039;s death, more than 50,000 fans will gather in Memphis for tribute concerts, a memorabilia show, and a candlelight vigil. August 11-19. elvis.com/elvisweek/2007.  WASHINGTON: WASHINGTON GOLD MEDAL DRIVE Hit the road on this scenic 127-mile drive from Olympia to Seattle. You&amp;#039;ll pass the Space Needle, Skokomish Indian Reservation, and Olympia National Forest. firestonelegendarydrives.com. FLORIDA: &amp;quot;LITTLE WHITE HOUSE&amp;quot;  Take a tour of Harry Truman&amp;#039;s charming vacation home in Key West for a fun history lesson on America&amp;#039;s influential 33rd president. trumanlittlewhitehouse.com.    It would be tough to think of any more delectable meal than seafood eaten by the seashore, and the Atlantic Coast is lined with places where the fish is as fresh as the salt air. Here are three, all different in character, where you can have a casual feast on the best fish and lobsters in America.  Abbott&amp;#039;s Lobster in the Rough, 117 Pearl St., Noank, Conn.; 860-536-7719; abbotts-lobster.com. Fans of Abbott&amp;#039;s bring folding chairs and wait for hours for the lobster boats to dock in this tiny town near historic Mystic, Conn. Then they sit down at family-style wooden tables to savor lobster rolls and perfectly steamed lobsters, served with homemade coleslaw and potato chips. Everyone always leaves happy.  Woodman&amp;#039;s of Essex, 121 Main St., Essex, Mass.; 978-768-6057; woodmans.com. More than 85 years ago, Chubby Woodman, owner of the eponymous eatery, came up with an idea that made the place famous, and packed ever since \u2014 the fried clam, perfectly crisp, slightly soft inside, and seriously addictive. Everything is self-service at the restaurant, locals know the waitstaff by name, and nothing, thank heavens, ever changes.  Johnny&amp;#039;s Reef Restaurant, 2 City Island, Bronx, N.Y.; 718-885-2086 City Island in the north Bronx is a time-warp seaside town of 19th-century captain&amp;#039;s houses and 1950s Italian seafood restaurants. Johnny&amp;#039;s, at its very tip, has been a fixture here forever. You line up cafeteria-style for fried soft-shell crabs, steamed clams, shrimp with garlic sauce, corn on the cob, and impeccably fried flounder. Then you take your tray outside, eat with gusto, and watch the bluefish running in the rush of the Long Island Sound. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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