Yes, RVs are the ultimate camping vehicle, but these versatile vehicles are the complement to any sport or hobby, such as bike touring, skiing, and even tailgating with friends and family.Bring your bicycle along on your next vacation.  more

Congratulations on your decision to invest in a camping tent. Before we learn about the types of tents out there or break out the cash or credit card, let's take a look at some things to consider:How often will the tent be used? How many people will the tent need  more

Before retiring for the night, you must make sure the campfire is out.  Extinguishing the campfire flames (or inferno) safely is a relatively easy, quick process that can prevent dangerous forrest fires.  more

Nothing typifies a night out in the wilderness like an open campfire, and we encourage you to enjoy this American tradition by following these simple safety procedures..  more

Lock It UpMake it a habit to lock your RV every time you depart. Secure your outer storage compartments, shut your windows, and close all blinds and shades.  more

You've finally arrived at the campground, and you're scoping out the area to see which spot looks best for setting up your campsite. What should you be looking for?  Look for relatively high, level groundThere is some truth to the saying "high and dry.  more

RVing is supposed to be fun, and some simple campground etiquette helps to keep it that way for everyone. If you are starting out or need a refresher, here are 10 tips on minding your camping manners to make your stay enjoyable.  more

There are good campers, and then there are bad campers. Good campers come prepared, use common sense, and are courteous to those camping around them.  more

To maximize the tastiness, safety, and efficiency of your culinary adventures in the great outdoors, be sure to pack the following for your camping trip:Butane stick lighter or firestarterBBQ grillPropane or charcoalFirewoodGrill top for campfire ringHeavy duty aluminum foilSealable freezer bags (different sizes)Disposable plates, utensils, cups (for hot and cold)Cups  more

Park Models Park models are the largest type of recreational vehicle, and many RV parks and campgrounds rent these furnished, comfortable units. Most can easily accommodate 4 people, and many have lofts or a second bedroom to accommodate even more campers.  more

How do RV refrigerators work?RV refrigerators heat up liquid ammonia, changing it to a vapor that absorbs heat as it expands. As the vapor condenses back into a liquid, it releases the heat it absorbed in the tubing inside your refrigerator to the outside of the refer on the back  more

So you've selected where and when you'll be camping. Now it's time to compile a list of what you'll need. Let's EatA small propane or charcoal grill with charcoal and starting fluid or propane tankButane lighters (preferably the longer ones used for starting fireplaces) Storage containers, aluminum foil, napkins, plastic zip lock bagsCutting board, knife, and knife sharpenerCooking UtensilsDishes and silverware (consider using heavy plastic) Coffee pot/tea kettle and filters, tea, and coffeeCleaning items (soap, sponge, paper towels, kitchen brushes and cleaners) Paper/plastic bags for trash collectionSeveral gallons of bottled water or a good water filterOutdoor RelaxationLanterns and fuel for outdoor lightingOutdoor furniture (stools, folding chairs, stackable chairs, etc.) Outdoor sleeping gear, if desired (air mattress, ground cloth or moisture barrier, sleeping bags)Batte  more

The most important thing you can do to ensure that your camping or RV trip is the best that it can be is to research wisely and plan ahead!First, know what type of park will work best for you and your friends and/or family. If you have kids, you might  more