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We recently had the opportunity to test drive a 2021 Silverado LTZ Duramax Turbo-Diesel half ton through Chevy's media loaner program. We were not payed to test the truck or told what to say. Our opinions always are our own. To hear us talk about our week with this...
We have covered Fort Wilderness and Disney World each year for the last four years. Our family spent three straight winter breaks at Fort Wilderness, and then last year we mixed it up and stayed at Wilderness Lodge. We love camping at Disney World, and we love the...
We take our gear and gift guides seriously here at The RV Atlas. But we don't believe in excessive consumerism around the holidays either (at least Stephanie doesn't!). For us, it is not about buying a lot of gifts for the ones we love--but it is about buying the...
Trip planning season is in full swing, and the RV Atlas is here to help! We like nothing more than camping on or near a lake or river with beautiful views. It also makes fishing, kayaking, SUPing, and swimming so much easier. When we can drop our kayaks or SUP's in...
We just finished a 50 night stretch of living in our RV while the first stage of our home renovation was completed. Our Jayco Eagle HT 264BHOK was parked right on the side of our new home and served us well during this long stretch. It wasn't always easy with remote...
We have been dreaming of returning to the Pacific Northwest ever since we came back from our monthlong trip a few years back. There was so much we didn't get to see. Thankfully, our Pacific Northwest correspondent, Neil Potter is taking us back there on one of this...
Most of us have probably camped or picnicked at a CCC built facility and not even realized it. So what was the CCC? And why does it matter to us today? Our guest on today's podcast is longtime RV Atlas contributor Casita Dean May. Click on the media player above to...
RVing has definitely changed our lives for the better. In fact, it is not an exaggeration to say that purchasing an RV was transformational for our family. Stephanie and I did not grow up camping in a consistent way. So looking back it seems like a miracle that we...
We have always loved tiny trailers here at the RV Atlas. Stephanie and I have been covering them on the podcast since the beginning! Our family camping unit includes 2 adults, 3 kids, and our sweet dog Maggie. So a tiny trailer is not a really a good option for our...
Do you travel in your RV with a beloved family dog, or dogs? If you do you are not alone! According to studies by the RVIA and KOA More than 50% percent of RV owners go RVing with dogs. The RV lifestyle is perfect for dog owners. We have never encountered a campground...
