How does a ten-month road trip hitting 42 National Park units through 25 states sound to you? Now imagine doing that as a family of six.

It’s the recipe for a fueled debate, but a new study is crowning the best camping city. The data ranks 100 different U.S. cities.

Going on regular adventures in the outdoors—from one-day trail hikes and camping trips to SUP and kayaking adventures—I am always looking for ways to bring what I need without leaving a trace.  Here are some favorite sturdy but lightweight containers that are eco-friendly and also keep food and drinks fresh: This post contains affiliate links. [...]

As the climate changes and certain parts of the world get wetter, hotter, and far more humid than usual, it brings an extra unpleasant side effect: More mosquitos.  According to an analysis from Climate Central, most regions of the United States experienced an increase in the average number of mosquito days per year between 1979 [...]

This National Forest Week, let’s celebrate just how important national forests and grasslands are to millions of Americans. 

The summer of 2023 has seen a rise in campground closures and camp reservation cancellations. So here’s what to do if it happens to you.

If you’re planning your next big adventure to the Grand Canyon, check out our guide to the top 10 sites for Grand Canyon camping.

Finding a good location to make camp will allow you to enjoy your surroundings while also being respectful of the environment around you.

It’s happened to us all. It starts raining and the dreaded drips start rolling inside of your tent. Here are Bear’s tips for a leaky tent.

Keeping the environment around you safe so you can stay healthy is an important consideration when you are camping. Planning where to go to the toilet and where to dispose of the waste requires some thought—if you are not near a proper toilet, you will need to keep waste away from other people or animals [...]