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Hi there! We are Jeremy and Stephanie Puglisi, co hosts of The RV Atlas podcast and Campground of the Week podcast. We are also the authors of Idiots Guide: RV Vacations and See You at the Campground: A Guide to Discovering Community, Connection, and a Happier Family in the Great Outdoors.
We are award-winning educators and writers, who spend over 50 nights a year in our RV, traveling with our three young sons.
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Punk Rock Parenting, Pinball, and the Search for Stephanie’s Lost Records
Stephanie and I have been scratching for time to write our second book–and coming up short. Parenting, podcasting, freelancing, and teaching are all fulfilling, but time consuming. This weekend I decided that itRead More
Are We a Travel Trailer Nation?
After a two year infatuation with the possibility of motorhome ownership I find myself firmly back in the camp of travel trailer owners. I still think that I will eventually find myself behindRead More
Shaking off Winter on Paul’s Cypress Swamp Tour (Myrtle Beach, SC)
It was another brutal winter in New Jersey. So why not head to Myrtle Beach for another spring break? Our trip last spring was beyond delicious. We swam in the pool at theRead More
RVing and Fatherhood
I never went on a camping trip with my father. At least not one that I can remember. Dad, if your reading, no hard feelings. It never really bothered me because I didn’tRead More
What is the Journey About? Jeremy’s Feeling a Bit Sentimental…
When I was in the fourth or fifth grade my grandfather brought our whole family to Disney World for a reunion of sorts–there were 18 or 19 of us. The trip was supposedRead More
Stephanie Says…
Her kids don’t listen, but maybe you will.
Punk Rock Parenting, Pinball, and the Search for Stephanie’s Lost Records
Stephanie and I have been scratching for time to write our second book–and coming up short. Parenting, podcasting, freelancing, and teaching are all fulfilling, but time consuming. This weekend I decided that itRead More
Are We a Travel Trailer Nation?
After a two year infatuation with the possibility of motorhome ownership I find myself firmly back in the camp of travel trailer owners. I still think that I will eventually find myself behindRead More
Shaking off Winter on Paul’s Cypress Swamp Tour (Myrtle Beach, SC)
It was another brutal winter in New Jersey. So why not head to Myrtle Beach for another spring break? Our trip last spring was beyond delicious. We swam in the pool at theRead More
RVing and Fatherhood
I never went on a camping trip with my father. At least not one that I can remember. Dad, if your reading, no hard feelings. It never really bothered me because I didn’tRead More
What is the Journey About? Jeremy’s Feeling a Bit Sentimental…
When I was in the fourth or fifth grade my grandfather brought our whole family to Disney World for a reunion of sorts–there were 18 or 19 of us. The trip was supposedRead More
Jeremy Says…
Figuring out fatherhood one day at a time.
Punk Rock Parenting, Pinball, and the Search for Stephanie’s Lost Records
Stephanie and I have been scratching for time to write our second book–and coming up short. Parenting, podcasting, freelancing, and teaching are all fulfilling, but time consuming. This weekend I decided that itRead More
Are We a Travel Trailer Nation?
After a two year infatuation with the possibility of motorhome ownership I find myself firmly back in the camp of travel trailer owners. I still think that I will eventually find myself behindRead More
Shaking off Winter on Paul’s Cypress Swamp Tour (Myrtle Beach, SC)
It was another brutal winter in New Jersey. So why not head to Myrtle Beach for another spring break? Our trip last spring was beyond delicious. We swam in the pool at theRead More
RVing and Fatherhood
I never went on a camping trip with my father. At least not one that I can remember. Dad, if your reading, no hard feelings. It never really bothered me because I didn’tRead More
What is the Journey About? Jeremy’s Feeling a Bit Sentimental…
When I was in the fourth or fifth grade my grandfather brought our whole family to Disney World for a reunion of sorts–there were 18 or 19 of us. The trip was supposedRead More
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