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One man is taking his interest in space travel to new heights. He is building a campground in hopes it will one day be a destination for watching SpaceX launches from a unique perspective. Just when you start seeing SpaceX developments in the horizon on Highway 4, a detour down a gravel road will launch…
Patricia Winters and her family decided to take advantage of her husband’s remote work arrangement, so they bought a camper. In June, they left their Annapolis, Md., home for a trip out West, with plans to be back in time for school. “At the end of July, our school district decided to go virtual, so…
Amazon Prime Day 2020 is finally upon us. If you are one of the 100 million households with a Prime membership, now is the perfect time to score a great deal on a wide assortment of items. In the past, Amazon Prime Day has offered huge discounts on their own tech products such as the Echo, Kindle, and Fire TV….
Spending Christmas in an RV might mean changing a few things about how you celebrate. You’ll likely need to change up how you prepare your meals, the kinds of things you do, the types of gifts you give, and—in some cases—even the people you spend the holiday with. Besides the things mentioned above, you will…
Every family has their favorite holiday traditions and pastimes. However, living in an RV can make things a little more difficult for you – but it can also give you the opportunity to create even better memories and make new traditions just in time for the holidays. So, how do you make the most of…
U.S. Secretary of the Interior David L. Bernhardt announced 30 new national recreation trails in 25 states, adding more than 1,275 miles to the National Trails System. Secretary Bernhardt made the announcement from Lake Mead National Recreation Area, where he designated 76 miles of the Colorado River within Lake Mead National Recreation Area as a national…
This camp cooker pumpkin pie is a simple and yummy treat to make while camping. With camping season upon us I thought that it was high time that I share one of our favorite pie iron pies. My boys are obsessed with pumpkin pie! Check out this recipe so that you can make this tasty…
A new survey from RVshare found that families are preparing for holiday road trips this year. According to RVshare’s Holiday Travel Sentiment survey, almost half of respondents (47 percent) plan on traveling to visit family, with more than two-thirds (68 percent) saying they will travel by car or RV. “This holiday season, RV rentals can…
While most pumpkins will have glowing faces this Halloween, make yours stand out with an RV or camping design. KOA and Hamilton’s RV have created several templates featuring motorhomes, travel trailers, campfires, and other scenes inspired by the outdoors. And they’re all free to print! To use the templates: Save and print out your favorite design below. Tape…
Socially distanced travel has brought RVs back into the fold in a big way. Here’s how you can make sure you stick to your health goals while traveling and living in an RV. Picture this: You’re cruising across Jackson Hole, Wyoming at dawn, best friend in the passenger seat, and pup snoring soundly on the…
RVers share a passion for the outdoors. Often while RVing and camping with friends and family we catch ourselves reveling in the stars. How do you capture a moment like that? Here’s our simple guide to photographing stars with a DSLR camera while out on the open road. Check The Sky The first thing you…
Dogs are entertaining and excellent companions on the Open Road! RVing with your pets can make your adventure more fulfilling. One of the common gripes we hear about people who want to travel the country is that the options are very limited for places to stay or visit with their dogs. RVing is a great…
There’s a campground, rather peculiarly, in downtown Gibson City in Ford County along Route 9. We pass it several times a year on our way to the whimsical Harvest Moon Twin Drive-In. The campground has been busy. One night my wife and our daughter thought it was packed to capacity. This year, this 2020, is…
In an election year marked by bitter partisanship, racial reckoning and the far-reaching consequences of the coronavirus pandemic, people from across the political spectrum managed to find common ground: America’s public lands and national parks. President Donald Trump in August signed into law the Great American Outdoors Act, widely hailed as the most important piece of conservation…