Have a big rig? Well, don’t go here! Some places are just not big-rig friendly. Looking for an idyllic off-the-beaten-path campground in Trinidad, California,...
Issue 1948
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...
When you are camping on their land, nesting animals, including hawks and other birds, view humans as predators, making attacks much more possible.
With the...
Doctors in Canada are now prescribing what some physicians claim should join the ranks of the other well-known pillars of health (sleep, exercise, and...
What do the ecosystems of Maine, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Vermont, Idaho, North Dakota, Wyoming and Oregon have in common? The American bumble bee...
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) advises wildflower enthusiasts to plan ahead. California's wildflower season is struggling after rainfall is at historic lows and...
Issue 1804
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,...
According to a TIME magazine article published last July, one mounting reason the National Park Service closed a significant percentage of its parks in...
By Clint Norrell
Thompson Chain of Lakes State Park is halfway between Libby and Kalispell, Montana. The Peninsula Campground is primitive. The roads are full...
Last Friday morning, May 7, an incredible deep-sea fish washed up on shore in Southern California's Crystal Cove State Park’s Marine Protected Area (MPA)....
By Dave Helgeson
Due to the pandemic, more people than ever are heading outdoors to hike, camp and/or escape urban craziness. Thanks to geotagging, it...
By Chuck Woodbury
Our frequent contributor Dave Helgeson wrote an article today about the increasing problem of geotagging. What's geotagging? In its most popular form...