Which Solo Stove Should I Get for Camping?
More and more tent campers and RV owners are bringing portable fire pits like the Solo Stove camping with them. But why are they bringing Solo Stove fire pits to the campground if they have fire...
RVFTA #192 The Life of a Digital Nomad with David Blackmon of Aspen Studios
When we decided to develop a podcast episode about the life of a digital nomad, we knew who to call for an interview. David Blackmon, CEO of WP Zone, has been living the digital nomad dream for a few years now. We first met when we hired him to completely redesign our...
Campground #130: Deer Run RV Park in Troy, Alabama
Deer Run RV Park is located in Troy, Alabama, about 100 miles north of Destin, Florida, two hours west of Atlanta, and 150 miles south of Birmingham. The campground is located right on HWY US 231, which is a popular road for campers making their way through the area....
RVFTA #191: Wildlife Safety 101 with Rachel Levin
Summer is officially here and many of us are hitching up and heading out to our favorite campgrounds and national parks. Time spent together hiking, swimming, and relaxing around the campfire can be magical and create lasting memories. But "we" aren't the only ones...
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Thank You Vermont. We Can’t Wait to Come Back.
We came home from Vermont over two weeks ago, but part of me still feels like I'm there. It was one of my favorite road trips of all time--and I've been on a few. Here are my top ten reasons for still wanting to say thank you to Vermont: 1. For your family...
My National Park Story Is Up…How About Yours?
I stumbled across--by way of a tweet--this great project by the National Parks Conservation Association. You can submit your National Park story to www.myparkstory.org and they have a bunch published on the site. As I read through them, I was really encouraged by how...
Campfire Confessions (Or the lonely girl who hated s’mores)
I absolutely hate marshmallows. I don't like the taste of them. I don't like the smell of them. And I really hate brushing the boys' teeth after they have eaten them. I have sat around close to 30 campfires this summer and haven't had a single s'more. So what is my...
Future Summer Camp Prospects? VINS, Quechee, Vermont
On our last morning in Vermont, we decided to let the campers stretch their legs before the long car ride home and headed to VINS, the Vermont Institute of Natural Science, which was right up the road from our campground. The center is perfectly designed to blend in...
Earning Your Eats the Old-Fashioned Way: The White Cottage Snack Bar
After our adventurous descent down Mount Tom's Precipice Trail we were hungry. Very hungry. Not handmade local croissant or organic frittata hungry. But cheeseburger hungry. Milkshake hungry. Lobster roll hungry. Fried clam strips hungry. You know what I mean....
Mt. Tom, Vermont (or the day that the “Precipice Trail” seemed like a great option for kids and baby)
When I went to talk to the Ranger about climbing Mount Tom, he took one look at our merry band of pirates and decided that wide paths and gentle upgrades were the way to go. As he highlighted a route to the summit, he specifically told me to stay away from the...
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