Tag: Public campgrounds

By Betty Linneman How long is a person considered to be an RVing newbie? Is it so many camping trips or days before one graduates...

RV Shrink Dear RV Shrink: My wife and I felt we needed to change things up a bit in our travel routine so we decided to...

Dear RV Shrink: I love dogs. Cats aren't bad either. But lately while camping I find I am having problems dealing with barking dogs. It...

Dear RV Shrink: My wife and I love the RV lifestyle. We hope to visit every National Park in the country and all the other...

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is the largest federal provider of outdoor recreation with more than 90,000 campsites across the country at more...

By Russ and Tiña De Maris Plenty of RVtravel.com readers have complained about the scarcity of overnight camping spaces, even in established RV parks. How...

by Deanna Tolliver Do you have a favorite RV park in the different states you travel through? What makes that a favorite park? You can compare...

By Russ and Tiña De Maris Many U.S. boondockers are familiar enough with some of the alternative sources of finding boondocking sites in the Lower...

By Bob Difley Although we may quibble about the definitions of boondocking, blacktop boondocking, Walmart boondocking, and dry-camping, we're talking about essentially the same...

Dear RV Shrink: As many campers have expressed recently, we, too, find generators annoying and always opt for generator-free campground loops when available. Our...

Dear RV Shrink: We were recently camping in Yellowstone in one of our favorite, usually quiet campgrounds. Unfortunately, we ended up next to a...

  Here's a question from a reader of RVtravel.com about boondocking.  Hi Bob, We've stayed at a couple of Forest Service campgrounds and like them very much,...