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I'll admit it. For the last five years I have resisted every one of Jeremy's efforts to camp near our home at the Jersey Shore. It just seemed so silly to me. If I was going to go through the bother of packing up the camper, I wanted to get away. Away, away. Like, a...
On this week's episode of RV Family Travel Atlas, we are sharing our Spring Camping Resolutions--five from Stephanie and five from Jeremy. Although you wouldn’t know it by the weather here in the Northeast, it is the first week of spring, and we are more than ready to...
On Episode #26 of RVFTA: Meet Mr. Trailerama our featured segment is an interview with Phil Noyes, the author of Trailer Travel and Trailerama. We reviewed this great coffee table book on Episode 20 of this podcast and enjoyed the book so much that we wanted to dig a...
During our speaking engagement at the Colorado RV Sports, Boat & Travel Show, we spent a lot of time window shopping and taking the pulse of the crowd. It quickly became clear that the smallest trailers were the biggest showstoppers--particularly the teardrop...
From teardrops to truck campers our featured segment this week is all about the tiny trailer. We were hanging out at the Colorado RV Show last weekend and couldn’t believe the crowds that gathered around all the small campers. With beds and bathrooms and indoor and...
We are really excited about this week's podcast episode! Our featured segment is an ode to the pop up camper. One of our listeners, Nick, wrote in to tell us exactly why the pop up camper is a PERFECT choice for many families. Nick’s 5 arguments in defense of the pop...
On this week's episode of RV Family Travel Atlas we interview Go RVing blogger, girl camper, and all around charm school graduate Janine Pettit. She is a girl camping ambassador and world class storyteller who is "incapable of being boring." Listen to hear how Janine...
In this week's episode of RV Family Travel Atlas, we are talking about some fun RV floor plans at the 20th Annual Atlantic City RV Show. We are switching it up a little bit, and looking at some RV floor plans that would suit our family right now, and a couple of RV...
On this episode of RV Family Travel Atlas, we are talking about the art of making great camp coffee. A morning ritual for so many of us at the campground, there are plenty of opinions about brewing a perfect cup! But we decided to call in an expert for his advice on...
I started drinking coffee when I was 13 years old. Young, right? But it made perfect sense at the time. I was a teenager with no allowance and parents who were not inclined to buy frivolous items. I needed a job. Bad. Without a car or reliable ride, I had to look for...
