Harvesting Nature’s Bounty

Tips on setting up your camp kitchen, selecting your cooking gear and utensils, and making life easier for the camp chef. Cooking can be as simple as you want, like hot dogs on a stick, or it can be a truly gormet experience with fresh goodies baked over an open fire. Some campers get really…

This article discusses web site content from two perspectives – as a potential customer and as a travel consultant who researches campgrounds. Dear Campground Owner Do you realize that 73% of people who use the Internet research travel information?* If you don’t have a web site yet it is time to get on the bandwagon….

When it comes to RVing, there are basically two types of people – full-timers and part-timers (okay, three if you count renters). Generally speaking, part-timers can tend to be a little more utilitarian in their approach; the right gear, right vacation time, right tow vehicle, etc. – while the full-timers are more cultural; actively pursuing…

RV News Daily, a syndicated rss news feed for RVers online, brings you the best, most up-to-date stories from the RV industry. The site allows you to customize your own personal rv news daily feed… … and choose the news you want to receive as a member of this unique site for RVers.  Users may…

Who else wants to get away from it all for a year or two? My wife and I have been doing just that for years now so I decided to write a book so others could see how we do it. The book entitled Vanabode – how to happily camp, travel and live forever on…

Million-dollar recreational vehicles and pricey RV resorts in upscale locales are luring the wealthy Paula and George Luttrell typically vacation in surroundings as sumptuous as a Four Seasons hotel. There’s a big difference, though: Their accommodations are on wheels. The real estate developers from Chattanooga, Tenn., travel around in a 45-foot recreational vehicle that has…