Matt and Diana have been drawn to the outdoors since they were young. Diana grew up in Latvia, where she hiked and backpacked with her family and solo (including backpacking around the world) before coming to the Eastern US for school and getting involved with the outdoors club there. Matt grew up as an outdoorsy […]
Workamping Before Retirement Transformed Their Life – And Their Dogs, Too!
If you’re curious about workamping before retirement, this full-time RVing couple has some advice for you.
This Adventure-Bound Big DIY RV Has Tiny House Quality and More!
They couldn’t find their ultimate RV for full-time living, so Brian and Sharon are building their big DIY RV themselves.
Keep Bears Out of Campsites with this Expert Tip
You can keep bears out of campsites with the one best safety tip residents of a small Southeast Alaska town always follow.
The Smartest Way to Avoid RV Wrecks and Disasters
RV wrecks and disasters can happen to anyone without formal RV driver education. Here’s why investing in a class is cheaper than paying your RV insurance deductible.
The Top 3 Alternatives To Good Sam Trip Planner
The popular Good Sam Trip Planner will no longer be available as of April 10, 2019. Luckily, there are still some very useful resources for RV trip planning that will help you map out your travels, find campgrounds and more. 1. RV Trip Wizard The best trip planning tool made specifically for RVers is RV […]
RVing Couple Shares Their Experiences & Worst Fears
Marsha Petry and Janet Shown of Buffalo Creek, Colorado are not completely new to RVing, but have recently upgraded and are about to embark on the next chapter of their lives with a new rig. We have all been there at one time or another, and all had similar struggles with the learning curve, fears, […]
The Ultimate RV and Camping Podcasts Playlist
Learn, laugh and listen while your roam with the ultimate list of RV and camping podcasts for travelers.
5 Tips To Improve Your Night Driving Safety
Nighttime travel, particularly along remote roads where obstacles and wildlife may be found, can be treacherous. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reports that nighttime driving fatalities occur three times more frequently than that of daytime driving. During low light times, the human eye has a more difficult time with depth perception, color determination, and […]
How To Make Homemade Éclairs Over The Campfire
Winter camping means one thing: more time spent around the campfire, as the weather is colder and daylight is in short supply. One way to enjoy your time spent around the campfire with friends is indulging in delicious food. Awhile back I shared how to cook breakfast on a stick. In this installment, we will […]
Go On Longer, More Exciting Rides With An Electric Bike
If you qualify for a senior meal at Denny’s (like me) you probably remember the sitcom Mork & Mindy that debuted in the late 70s. You may recall that Mork was an alien from the planet Ork. The unique thing about Orkans is they aged backward, they are born old and get physically younger with […]