Most campsites are surrounded by spectacular scenery including trees, mountains and fresh air. This is part of the allure of camping. Although getting back to nature can be a great adventure, there are insects living amongst that great scenery which can hinder the camping experience. Here are some camping tips to help recognize these campsite pests and how to avoid them. continue reading »
When you’re planning a camping trip, you’ll probably be wondering how much stuff to take. Do you take the entire house or do you take the minimum only to discover that you forgot a much needed item. continue reading »
Don’t worry if you’ve never been camping before. If fact, you’re lack of experience may make some experienced campers a little jealous. You have the chance to experience an exciting camping adventure for the first time. Expert campers may know the finer points of what to wear, where to go and what to pack; but you can have a great trip with a moderate amount of knowledge and little or no previous experience. continue reading »
Recreational vehicles (RVs) are available in many different sizes. Most RVs are considered Class A, B or C which are related to the size of the RV. However, a class C is larger than a class B. Given these classes, RVs can be as big as a large bus or as small as one of those old camper shells of the 1950s for those of us old enough to remember. continue reading »
At one time or another, most of us have done things that were not too smart. Whether it’s goofing off, being reckless, or just not paying attention, the likelihood of an accident increases during times of poor judgment. This applies to camping as well, so the first rule of camping safety is: don’t do anything stupid. Most camping accidents can be avoided with a little common sense. continue reading »