Located about 30 miles south of San Francisco, this four-mile stretch of beach may be more famous for surfing than cycling, but its location on Highway 1 makes it an ideal stop for cyclists touring the California coastline.

A century ride away from bike-loving Portland, this campground lies in the northwestern-most corner of Oregon. Rather drive? This KOA offers bike rentals—in addition to mini golf, hot tubs and homemade fudge.

Mountain biking in south Florida? You bet! Open year round and offering air-conditioned cabins, Oleta River SP contains over 10 miles of trails ranging in difficulty from easy to advanced. And just down the road is downtown Miami.

When New Englanders think "day at the beach",  Cape Cod usually comes to mind. With over 420 campsites on 1,900 acres, Nickerson SP offers plenty of room to stretch out, not to mention an eight-mile bike path leading from the campground to the 25-mile Cape Cod Rail Trail.

Discover colonial Charleston and bask in Southern charm as you ride hard-packed trails under a canopy of centuries-old trees. The campground rents bicycles and is close to the 10.5-mile West Ashley Greenway.

Not accessible by car, the least-visited park in Virginia is perfect for those looking to truly escape civilization. An easy five-mile trail through the Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge leads into the park. Just don't forget the bug spray.

Whether your choice of tire is knobby or smooth, there are plenty of ways to have a two-wheeled good time on Long Island--from the Stillwell Woods County Park trails to century rides throughout the summer.