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Tis the season to be merry and bright...and to find some great RV and camping holiday gifts for our loved ones! And Tis the Season for The RV Atlas's Holiday Gift Guide 2018. We've got some fun new finds that we've enjoyed using over the course of the last year or so....
If you're looking to explore the historic town of Philadelphia, the Philadelphia South/Clarksboro KOA puts you close to the action. Urban camping is a little different from the traditional camping experience. You may not be surrounded by natural beauty and your...
We're diving into the fabulous and somewhat mysterious world of boondocking. You have probably seen those Instagram pictures of RVs set up in the middle of nowhere without any other campers in sight. And you might have wondered... How does this whole boondocking thing...
Monte Sano State Park is located at the top of Monte Sano Mountain just outside of Huntsville, Alabama. "Monte Sano" means "mountain of health," which seems like a fortuitous name. The beautifully wooded campground is at 1,600 feet in elevation. We've heard this is...
Do you have a teen that is starting down the exciting (and overwhelming!) path of choosing a college? Well, if you also have an RV in the driveway, you may want to consider planning a college tour RV trip. The summers after sophomore or junior years in high school may...
Mazama Village Campground in Crater Lake National Park puts you close to the natural beauty of Crater Lake National Park. Oregon's only national park is home to the nation's deepest lake. This phenomenon was created when the volcano Mount Mazama collapsed over 7000...
We all know that #Vanlife is all the rage these days. If you are on Instagram, then you're used to seeing images of impeccably remodeled vans filled with only the coolest accessories like a Chemex, Mexican serape blanket, and bikini-clad woman. What you don't see in...
For the nature lover who wants to be surrounded by mountains, trees, beaches, and streams, the Smithwoods RV Park in Felton, California, just might tick all of the boxes. Tucked under some towering Redwoods, this private campground is in the Santa Cruz Mountains. It's...
This blog post and the accompanying podcast are sponsored by Lodge Cast Iron. Our opinions are always our own. Stephanie and I have always loved cooking over a fire at the campground. The crackle of the campfire and the smell of good food cooking is intoxicating....
It's that time of year again, when people across the country in colder climates are putting their RV babies to bed for the winter season. Knowing the basics of RV winterizing and storage is one of the most important ways for you to protect your beloved investment. So...
