Please tell me I’m not the only one interested in what everyone else is eating while they’re camping! I feel like we’re on a constant rotation of the same old thing. Maybe you need a few ideas? Lately, we’ve been utilizing our Blackstone and Instant Pot for most meals. With the summer heat, it’s nice to not heat up the camper with the stove or oven (except for spaghetti night).

Summer is in full swing and we are excited about the return of the old-fashioned American Road Trip. In fact, we recently returned from our own multi-state RV road trip and it was fantastic. The best part is when you combine your road trip with camping it can be done with minimal investment and take you (nearly) anywhere you want to go. But as your plans begin to shift, take a look at camping. Truly, anyone CAN go camping and it doesn’t have to be in the dirt.

It’s never easy to decide on meals around here. Pinterest is my favorite place for fantastic camping meals and hacks. They’re all great, but can get a little redundant if you’re camping quite often like us, so today I’m sharing a few of my ideas and tips for successfully feeding all of your people. Full campers are happy campers.

The summer of 2020 is guaranteed to be like no other. And if you’re planning on visiting Rocky Mountain National Park (RMNP) in June, July, or August of 2020 you will now be REQUIRED to have a reservation to gain entry. Reservations are immediately available for June and July.

Have your summer 2020 plans been disrupted? Has it been years since your last camping trip? Or are you trying an RV for the first time? Don’t know where to start? Here is our planning routine before we ever leave the house:

We’ve been keeping a little secret. Well, a nearly 30-foot long secret. Late last summer (2019) in a whirlwind moment, we purchased a 2017 North Trail Caliber 22FBS. And we are smitten.

Traveling with children can be a fun and rewarding experience, but it can also be challenging, especially when one or more of your kids have special needs. Whether it's a physical, emotional, or developmental disorder, these kids have unique requirements that may require extra planning and preparation. In this blog post, we share tips and strategies for traveling with special needs children, including how to plan ahead, communicate with your child's care team, and anticipate any additional needs that may arise during your trip. We also cover ways to make the trip more enjoyable for everyone, such as finding activities that cater to your child's interests and researching resources and support services available at your destination. This post will help you navigate family travel with special needs children, making it a stress-free and enjoyable experience for all.

Camping with extended family is a great way to bond and create lasting memories. With so many people to consider, it's important to plan and coordinate the trip carefully. Start by choosing a family-friendly campground that offers amenities such as playgrounds, fishing ponds, or swimming areas. Additionally, make sure to coordinate the meals, assign tasks, and set expectations on what everyone should bring and what they should do.

The other day we were talking about vacation planning and I realized I haven’t shared my tips for staycations. I love staycations! It’s like my own personal challenge to find something fun for the whole family and think outside the box.

This past weekend we headed out for a colorful fall camping weekend in the foothills of the Rockies. Unfortunately, Mother Nature decided to dump snow on the ground days before we arrived and plans to do so all week long. So needless to say, it was a little chilly.

Every Kid Outdoors is a fairly new program designed to get kids and their families out into nearly every area of federal land and water. Seriously any place you could think of! It is supported through the US Department of the Interior and will be good all through the summer.

Plan a memorable trip to Mt. Rushmore, the Black Hills, and Badlands National Park with these expert tips and tricks. Discover the best time to visit, top attractions, and insider secrets to make the most of your adventure. From scenic drives to hiking trails, this guide covers everything you need to know for a successful and enjoyable trip. Don't miss out on this iconic American landmark and the breathtaking natural beauty that surrounds it. Start planning your unforgettable journey today!

As pop-up camper owners, we are always looking for resources to help our little home on wheels, whether it’s cosmetic or the nitty-gritty of upkeep and repairs. One of the best resources we have found on the internet is The Pop Up Princess. Larissa and her husband have not only restored their own pop-ups beautifully, but they have also brought their readers along for amazing DIYs from roof repair to cabinet painting.

Camping is a fantastic way to explore the great outdoors and spend quality time with loved ones, but finding a budget-friendly option can be a challenge. Pop-up campers offer a solution, but over time, they may start to show their age and need some updates and renovations. That's where Campfire Travelers comes in! Join us as we take you through our own DIY RV renovation of our 1999 Palomino Stallion pop-up camper and show you how you can breathe new life into your own pop-up camper without breaking the bank. Get ready to be inspired!

Upgrade the look of your pop-up camper with this super simple and cheap modern backsplash project. We used brushed silver peel-and-stick tiles, which cost only $15 and took just 5 minutes to install. This backsplash not only adds a stylish touch, but also protects the wood from water damage. Check out our other pop-up camper renovation projects on Campfire Travelers.

We’re sharing our experience of replacing the yellowed, broken, and dirty vinyl trim on their pop-up camper with a fresh new one for only $20. The process was simple, cost-effective, and took just an hour and a half to complete. The new trim gave their camper a much fresher look and protected the screws from the elements. Get tips and recommendations for revamping your own pop-up camper's vinyl trim.

Upgrade your RV's electrical outlets with a DIY project that not only improves its looks but also adds a convenient nightlight. Follow our journey as we replaced the electrical outlets in our 1999 Palomino pop-up camper and learn how you can do the same for your own RV.

Learn how to update the curtains in your pop-up camper or Airstream with this DIY guide. Discover tips for labeling and preparing the curtains, fabric options, and a step-by-step process for creating new curtains. Upgrade your camper's look with a pop of color and improved functionality with this guide. Plus, tips on how to use Airstream Drape Carriers.

Are you tired of your RV's outdated cushion covers? Look no further! In this DIY renovation project, we show you how to replace your cushion covers with a modern, stylish touch. Say goodbye to those 1999 paint-splatter covers and hello to a fresh, new look. With the help of a sharp seam ripper, some fabric, and a heavy-duty sewing machine, you too can create beautiful new cushion covers that fit like a glove. Whether you're a seasoned sewer or just starting out, this project is simple and straightforward, requiring only straight lines. So why wait? Transform your RV today with some new cushion covers!

We transformed our 1999 Palomino pop-up camper into a comfortable home on wheels. In this blog, we share our experience upgrading the sink and faucet. We replaced the broken faucet with a drinking water faucet from Home Depot for $35 and moved the placement to the left to maximize counter space. The installation was easy, and we are thrilled with the results. The faucet works great and has made washing dishes a breeze. If you're curious about our other renovations, check out our website.