For most of us, coffee is an essential starter in the morning, especially during a camping adventure. Even those who don’t drink coffee usually love its smell wafting across a campsite. Combined with frying bacon and wood smoke, it’s an aroma that can’t be replicated anywhere else. What’s the best way to make camping coffee? […]
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EDITOR’S NOTE: The video above, podcast below and, below that, the edited excerpt of an article by Mike and Jennifer Wendland, creators of the RV Lifestyle website, podcast and YouTube channel, in which they discuss how using AllStays can help RVers find the best campsites. The search to find the best campsites is always a source of great frustration for the […]
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National Parks are beautiful and amazing, but sooner or later Debbie Downer is going stroll through and say “lame!” Sure, we’ve all had a bad experience in the outdoors, right? Maybe it rained or the mosquitos were the size of chicken hawks. But Amber Share decided to design National Park posters based on the worst, […]
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The United States is massive, so if you want to see as much of it as possible, you need to be strategic. Luckily, the U.S. is also full of scenic highways, to help you reach these breathtaking locations. If you’ve been looking for summer road trip inspiration, here are our favorite scenic highways throughout the […]
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While surfing my Facebook feed recently, I saw that one of my high school friends was taking a motorcycle camping trip across the Western United States with some of his lifelong friends. While I had lost touch with my friend Eric since we graduated, my jealousy quickly led to curiosity and I became eager to […]
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The western U.S. is home to some of the earth’s most concentrated geothermal activity. From geysers and fumaroles to lava tubes and hot springs, getting outside and seeing earth science in action with your own eyes is an incredible experience. While Yellowstone is well known for its geysers, and has the highest concentration of them […]
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New research and analysis of National Park Service data reveals the top National Parks in the U.S., according to a release from Journalists’ Research Department. The study by CasinoBonusCA analyzed visitor survey data from the National Parks Service to determine which National Parks were the best to visit. Ranking in first place is New River […]
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If you get lost in the wilderness and are trying to survive or make your way out, one thing you do not want to do is to become prey for a hungry and wild – even if your name is Bear. Over the years, Bear Grylls has had his fair share of encounters with dangerous […]
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Looking to go camping near White Sands National Park? It’s an excellent destination, but there are some things to know before you go.
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For the first time in more than half a century, humans are heading back to the moon. NASA has announced the names of the four astronauts who will embark on Artemis II for a fly-by sightseeing tour scheduled for late next year. The crew is made up of three Americans—Commander Reid Wiseman, Pilot Victor Glover, […]
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America’s Dairyland is the land of amazing cheese, but Wisconsin is also home to some of the most stunning natural sites in the Midwest. Sandwiched between two Great Lakes, outdoor enthusiasts come here to admire one of the tallest waterfalls east of the Rocky Mountains, kayak along coastal sandstone cliffs, and hike through verdant forests. […]
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This week, scientists from the University of Utah detected approximately 60 earthquakes beneath Yellowstone National Park. Their report has caused some tourists to express concern about the safety of visiting the region, which is known for its seismic activity. The earthquakes all occurred within a 12-hour span on March 28. That may seem intense, but […]
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Portland might keep it weird—but the parks surrounding Oregon’s largest city are outlandishly beautiful, with plenty of sites to shock and awe. The Beaver State boasts an unreal number of unique and downlight quirky experiences, from the deepest lake in the country and ancient fossil beds to the caldera of an active volcano and the […]
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All around North America, the car-free park movement seems to be gaining steam. Last year, Rock Creek, a city park managed by the National Park Service in Washington D.C., decided to close five miles of its popular main road to cars. And now, the world-famous Banff National Park in Canada has announced a similar ban. […]
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There are so many incredible sights to see across North America. We’ve compiled a list of 10 scenic routes to take your RV this year!
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Whether you had your life changed by the 2017 eclipse — or you missed it and have been living in regret ever since — we’ve got good news. You’ll have another shot at seeing an eclipse in 2023. Better yet, it’ll be visible from more than 20 national park units across the U.S., which means […]
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Florida has been said to be the most popular RVing and camping destinations in the nation, and with good reason. The Sunshine State has it all: beautiful beaches, rivers and lakes, endless recreational activities, amazing restaurants, plenty of shops and local attractions, world-class fishing and, best of all, amazing weather. Florida has hundreds of the […]
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SAN FRANCISCO – Campsite booking platform Hipcamp today announced the launch of free public lands maps, giving outdoor enthusiasts an easy way to find and book available campsites across the U.S. that are on or near points of interest on public lands. “We’ve made it simple to find free places to pitch a tent on BLM lands […]
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Lead photo: Sunset from Clingmans Dome in Great Smoky Mountains National Park (Photo: Patricia Dortch) Your links to US National and State Parks National Parks There are 63 National Parks in the United States, spanning 30 States and 2 territories. Here is your list of National Parks, listed by the states and territories where they are […]
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New Reservation System Now Available for online bookings… There are 37 national parks and 10 national park reserves in Canada that represent 31 of Canada’s 39 terrestrial natural regions and protect approximately 336,343 square kilometers of Canada’s lands. These wild places, located in every province and territory, range from mountains and plains, to boreal forests […]
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