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Kat Berta and her husband Alan are the co-owners of the Brattleboro North KOA Journey in southern Vermont. They purchased the property in 2019 while Kat was still in her late twenties. To say that Kat is a rising star in the campground industry would be a massive...
Hiking in our amazing national parks is not just for rugged, outdoorsy types. While many hikes do require a certain amount of expertise--there are many national park hikes for kids and beginners that are user friendly and non intimidating. In fact, most national parks...
Is your husband or father an avid camper? Then chances are he would love to get a camping themed gift for Father's Day. Thankfully we've got you covered with recommendations for camping gifts from 15 bucks to 1,500 bucks. We guarantee you'll find something great for...
We love a traditional campfire just as much as anyone else does. But we also think that having a portable propane firepit like Camco's Big Red Campfire can be incredibly useful for a wide variety of reasons. In fact, we have started to think of our Big Red Campfire as...
Stories about America's overcrowded National Parks pop up in the media again and again--and sometimes it does seem like everyone in the country (and from abroad) wants to visit the same five or six national parks during the same two month time period every summer. But...
Are you looking for a great family campground for your big summer vacation but not sure exactly where to go? Why not check out one of the brand new Jellystone Parks mentioned below? One of them might be within striking distance of your home and all eight of them offer...
We drink a lot of coffee at home and when we go camping--and we have always experimented with different ways to make it at home and away. When we first started camping we tried the Aeropress, the French Press, and percolators, and different pour over options....
Have you ever thought about renting an RV but found yourself a little nervous before booking your trip? While many of us are familiar with renting cars, renting an RV may seem like a more stressful experience. But it doesn’t have to be. While it may have a few more...
It’s a tough job being Theodore Roosevelt National Park. The park lacks the majesty and awe-inspiring landscapes of its western peers like Glacier and Yellowstone. Western South Dakota, a few hours to the south, offers up a greater variety of tourist attractions mixed...
When you plan a national park adventure in an RV the first decision you have to make is to choose which park you want to visit. The second decision you have to make is to choose whether you want to camp inside the national park at an NPS campground, or outside the...
