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Recipe: Old prospector’s delicious and easy Camp Stew

Randall Brink -
This Camp Stew recipe is a favorite from the Klondike and 49ers’ Gold Rush days. It is a good way to use what you have...

Slow cooker to Instant Pot conversion: Recipe adaptation

Cheri Sicard -
One of the comments that came in on our recent RV kitchen gadgets questionnaire asked for us to PLEASE run more pressure cooker or...

The Outdoor Boys’ 10 most delicious campfire snacks

Video Editor -
By Cheri Sicard Luke, Tom, and Nathan, with the Outdoor Boys YouTube Channel, have compiled a video of their top 10 favorite campfire snacks and...

How to make Dutch oven biscuits and sausage gravy

Video Editor -
Dutch oven biscuits and sausage gravy for breakfast! YUM!!! In the video below, Scott Chandler, the Backwoods Gourmet, demonstrates how you can make delicious biscuits...

RV Thanksgiving: How to cook a whole turkey over a campfire

Video Editor -
By Cheri Sicard Thinking of having an RV Thanksgiving? Watch the video below from Deirdre and James from Our Upcycled Life. The couple, who love...

Small RV refrigerator? These 30 foods don’t need refrigeration

Nanci Dixon -
Have a small RV refrigerator? Refrigeration space is at a premium in an RV. These 30 foods don't need refrigeration. Some of them may...

A true camp staple: Alaska Sourdough Hardtack

Randall Brink -
Many years in Alaska taught me the importance of having certain staple foods always on hand. One of these was “hardtack” or dry bread,...

Four types of campfire cooking: boiling, baking, frying, and grilling

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By Cheri Sicard Campfires make for a terrific ambiance when RVing, but besides being decorative and warming, they also can be highly practical. The video...

RV Daily Tips. Monday, October 31, 2022

Newsletter Editor -
Issue 1981 Welcome to RV Travel’s Daily Tips Newsletter, where you’ll find helpful RV-related tips from the pros, travel advice, product reviews and more. Thanks...

RVtravel.com readers speak: These are the best burgers in the U.S. and Canada

Cheri Sicard -
Last week we asked you for your recommendations for the best burgers from Mom-and-Pop restaurants (no chains). You love your burgers and did not...

We want to know: What and where was the best burger you’ve ever had? (No chain restaurants)

Cheri Sicard -
Nothing says America like burgers! And there are no shortages of burger joints and variations to be had across this great land. But who...

How to make easy, delicious, foil packet meals for camping or RVing

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By Cheri Sicard OK, RV video fans. Today you get a video twofer from Amanda Outside on the topic of foil packet meals, also known...

Brilliant RV and camping food hacks: Why didn’t I think of that?

Video Editor -
By Cheri Sicard This is a fun and easy-to-watch video from the folks at Buzz Feed. Despite its simplicity and accessibility, there are a TON...

How to find farmers’ markets while RVing

Gail Marsh -
Who doesn’t love fresh vegetables? Peas, green beans, sweet corn and tomatoes... they taste like summertime to me! Then, too, there are cucumbers, squash,...

BBQ grill mats make grilling easy and cleanup a breeze

Gail Marsh -
OK, I’ll admit it. I’ve been living under a rock. That’s the only explanation as to why I’m just now learning about BBQ grilling...

Get a free sandwich tomorrow and more free food for you!

Gail Marsh -
If you’re traveling on July 12, or if you simply plan to eat lunch on that day, you’ll want to stop by Subway. Why?...

RV Daily Tips. Thursday, June 16, 2022

Newsletter Editor -
Issue 1884 Welcome to RV Travel’s Daily Tips Newsletter, where you’ll find helpful RV-related tips from the pros, travel advice, product reviews and more. Thanks...

Chunk Nibbles: Your new favorite camping snack

Emily Woodbury -
This week in the mail... We received a box from Chunk Nibbles™. I know, the word chunk isn't the most appealing word in the dictionary, but...

Yummy protein- and flavor-packed tuna salads perfect for on-the-go RVers

Emily Woodbury -
This week in the mail... We received a box from Wild Planet containing several samples of its ready-to-eat, no-preparation tuna salad bowls. I like...

Even more incredible tips for reusing Pringles cans in your RV

Gail Marsh -
A couple of weeks ago we ran a story about various ways to reuse or upcycle the iconic Pringles cans. So many of you...

The most drool-worthy, ooey-est, gooey-est, s’mores hacks (seriously, read this!)

Gail Marsh -
It’s iconic! I’m talking about s’mores, of course. What’s a campfire without this ooey, gooey, yummy treat? I’m a traditionalist because I’ve always made...

How to stock a small RV pantry for long-term travel

Cheri Sicard -
Food and travel! Two of life’s greatest pleasures combined. In order to take full advantage of this magical pairing, I’ve compiled some tips for...

Don’t throw out your Pringles can! Use it these 11 ways in your RV

Gail Marsh -
They are a favorite for campers: Pringles® crisps. You know what they look like and how they taste, but did you ever wonder how...

No, no, not Putin… poutine! And the most drool-worthy places to find it

Karel Carnohan DVM -
As most of our Canadian readers know, there is one culinary masterpiece that is distinctly Canadian—poutine. There has been a bit of confusion about...

How it Happened: The invention of the potato chip

Gail Marsh -
There is controversy over the actual origin of the potato chip. There! I’m saying that upfront. The thing is, folks who dispute the most...

RV meal prep for delicious chicken dinners on the fly

Cheri Sicard -
Winner, winner, chicken dinner! This article contains a brilliant idea and delicious recipes that streamline your way to a flavorful homemade chicken dinner in your...

Coming soon to a campground near you—drone food delivery

Gail Marsh -
Just imagine! Your family has just returned to the RV after a day of running, funning, or sunning. Everyone is famished and as the...

How it Happened: You can thank the military for the drive-thru window

Gail Marsh -
I’m always curious (and in awe) about inventors. You know, the folks who see a problem and come up with a creative and workable...

Here are some things I do to make camp cooking easier

Gail Marsh -
Our entire family enjoys camping. And eating. That means someone’s continually planning, preparing, and serving the food. That “someone” is usually me. Don’t get...

RV Daily Tips. Tuesday, December 14, 2021

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Issue 1752 Welcome to another edition of RV Travel’s Daily Tips newsletter. Here you’ll find helpful RV-related and living tips from the pros, travel advice,...

9 bad things to eat while traveling in your RV

Sandi Sturm -
Foods have a lot to do with how we feel, how we make decisions, and how we maintain our energy. All these things are...

When it comes to cooking Thanksgiving turkey, don’t do this… or this… or this…

Mike Gast -
What is it about Thanksgiving that makes some folks think they have to experiment when it comes to cooking up our favorite wattled fowl? It...

Thanksgiving goes with RVing like biscuits go with gravy!

Tony Barthel -
We’ve been camping on Thanksgiving for years and years now. But first, a moment of silence for all those who have winterized their campers...

Oktoberfest fun! Don’t miss these festive celebrations across the U.S.

Gail Marsh -
There’s good news and bad news. The bad news? The world’s largest Oktoberfest, held annually in Munich, Germany, has been canceled this year due...

The history of the cheeseburger: Almost as satisfying as a burger itself!

Chris Epting -
Over the course of the next couple of weeks, we’ll be tracing some food origins, starting with an all-American classic, the cheeseburger. Believe it or...

A story of delicious unknowns – Don’t be afraid to try new things

Nanci Dixon -
We are currently landlocked at my sister’s house in Arizona helping to take care of my dad. I miss the adventure of travel, even...

19 unusual (but extremely handy) uses for salt

Gail Marsh -
An old wives’ tale says: If you spill it, you’ll have bad luck. However, if you toss a pinch of it over your left...

Do you munch on goodies when driving or towing your RV?

RV Travel -
Some people love to snack. They (maybe you?) could snack on different things all day: nuts, chocolate, chips, cheese... Other people find that they (maybe...

Good News: Things to smile about this week, August 15, 2021

Nanci Dixon -
By Nanci Dixon In the midst of an abundance of bad news, Good News stories still bubble to the surface. We find ourselves  posting bad, sad...

Do you most often eat a big breakfast, light breakfast or no breakfast?

RV Travel -
What did you have for breakfast this morning (maybe you're eating your breakfast right at this moment!)? Was coffee your breakfast? Cereal? Oatmeal? Toast?...

Good News and a smile: Things to smile about this week, August 1, 2021

Nanci Dixon -
In the midst of an abundance of bad news, good news stories and heartwarming videos still bubble to the surface. We want to make...

Use a Ford Taurus (and other things) to tenderize steaks (really!)

Gail Marsh -
Yum! Is there anything better than a juicy, tender, grilled steak? Every time I see a Ford Taurus I think about eating a steak...

Good News: Things to smile about this week, July 11, 2021

Nanci Dixon -
In the midst of an abundance of bad news, good news stories still bubble to the surface. We find ourselves posting mostly bad, sad or...

Dessert like a park ranger – no s’more wildfires!

RV Travel -
As the summer heats up (literally), the National Park Service reminds visitors to take extra precautions to prevent wildfires, heat-related illnesses and stay safe...

Good News: Things to smile about this week, June 27, 2021

Nanci Dixon -
In the midst of bad news, good news stories still bubble to the surface. Twice a month we will keep sharing good news and,...

Quirky roadside stops with an interesting (and sometimes delicious!) history

Chris Epting -
Why do we wander? That's what I asked you in my last column, where I acknowledged the importance of road trip culture. Are you on...

How good of a cook are you?

RV Travel -
How good of a cook are you? Do you whip up homemade meals every night? Perhaps your go-to are meals like linguine with clams...

Good News: Things to smile about this week, June 13, 2021

Nanci Dixon -
In the midst of bad news, good news stories still bubble to the surface. Twice a month we will keep sharing good news and,...

Will you have a BBQ today?

Emily Woodbury -
It's Memorial Day! In other words, it's time to BBQ! Memorial Day, July 4th and Labor Day are the three most popular days for...

Good News returns: Things to smile about this week, May 30, 2021

Nanci Dixon -
By Nanci Dixon While we were going to shelve the "Good News" column for a while, we heard and we listened to you. We had...
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