Our printable camping scavenger hunt is easy to download and print, so you can take it with you on your next camping trip. Plus, it’s FREE! Games like this are perfect to have on hand with your camping stuff all summer long because you never know when the kids are going to get bored at the campground.

Today we're talking about the written and unwritten rules of campground life. The newbies need to be in the know and the experience sometimes needs to be reminded. No matter what, it's always good to play nice and follow the rules.

Many of us are optimistic that we’re turning the corner on these strange days of COVID-19 travel. We’re cautiously booking spring or summer vacations and contemplating travel insurance just a little bit more than we used to. After the hard hits from 2020, it’s no wonder we’re all a little bit nervous for that first trip out.

A camping trip can be an exciting adventure, but it also requires careful planning and organization to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience. A printable camping trip planner is a great way to stay organized and make sure you don't forget any important details. This planner will help you keep track of all the important information for your trip, such as the campground reservations, the packing list, the activities, and the budget.

This printable camping trip planner includes a variety of different planning items, such as:

In 2020 RMNP initiated a reservation system for timed entry into the park. The system worked well for most and left many wondering if this was the future of NPS sightseeing. Recently, RMNP announced its plans for the future of the reservation system.

Propane fire pits have become a popular item for camping and RVing, but what are the benefits and drawbacks of using one? This blog post will explore the pros and cons of using a propane fire pit while camping, including the convenience of instant heat and adjustable flame, as well as the potential for running out of fuel or the need for a propane tank. We will also share our favorite propane fire pit models and how to use them safely. Whether you're a seasoned camper or just starting out, this guide will help you weigh the pros and cons of this popular camping gear and make an informed decision about whether a propane fire pit is right for you.

Road trips and RVing with kids can be a fun and memorable experience, but it can also be challenging to keep them entertained and engaged. This blog post will provide you with 29 tips for making your next road trip or RVing adventure with kids a success. From keeping kids entertained on long drives to budget-friendly activities and games, these tips will help you make the most out of your trip, keep your kids happy and make it a fun experience for the whole family. Whether you're planning a short weekend getaway or a cross-country adventure, this guide will help you make the most of your time on the road with your kids.

Camping in an RV is a great way to explore the great outdoors and bond with family and friends, but mealtime can sometimes be a challenge. Preparing delicious and healthy meals while on the road can be time-consuming and difficult, but it doesn't have to be. With a little bit of planning and creativity, it's possible to whip up delicious and easy meals that will fuel your RV adventure.

With a little bit of planning and creativity, you can make mealtime a breeze while camping in an RV. These quick and easy camping meal ideas will help fuel your adventure and make your RV trip even more enjoyable.

If you’re looking for a great campground in the Colorado Rockies but still want to be close to Denver, Golden, and Boulder, then you have found it at Reverends Ridge in Golden Gate Canyon State Park. It is the best place to camp amongst the trees.

There are tremendous resources available for RV newbies and wannabe newbies alike. Just a quick internet search will help you find a YouTube channel, blog, magazine, and several books related to learning about your new hobby. These are just a few of our favorite books.

2023 UPDATE! Unfortunately, 5th graders no longer qualify for the free US National Parks Pass. However, if you have a current school year 4th grader or homeschool equivalent they are still eligible to receive their pass! For more info, see our post.

Need a holiday gift for someone who loves to camp, hike, kayak, or just spend time outdoors? Do you need it to be under $20? We have over 20 budget-friendly ideas on how to get something special and practical to wrap up this year.

Chatfield State Park located in South Denver Metro is the perfect state park campground for getting out on the lake with convenience. It is well situated near the foothills and boasts many park activities to keep you busy including horseback riding and biking.

To say we enjoyed our short time in the Bozeman area, is an understatement. We absolutely adored everything about this corner of Montana. You must put it at the top of your destination list. It is vibrant and fun.

Grand Teton is a national park that begs to be explored beyond what the average visitor sees. There are scenic drives, hikes, lakes, rivers, and a multitude of wildlife.

Yellowstone National Park might be the ultimate bucket list destination. I’ve broken it down to help you plan better for your next trip. How to Yellowstone is a simple concept I created to help you “conquer” Yellowstone.

Like many Americans, Glacier was high on our National Park bucket list. Every picture seems as if it could only be in a dream. Places like Going to the Sun Road, Trail of the Cedars, Logan Pass, and any number of backcountry locations lure you in for adventure and exploration.

This summer we took off on a two-week RVing trip through the Northern Rockies region of the US. The whole trip was two families each in our own RV. We stopped at seven campgrounds along a 2,000+ mile route exploring National Parks. And we needed meal plan!

We decided it was time to plan an epic multi-state, two-week camping trip to visit a few of the US National Parks on our bucket list. We narrowed our choices down to Glacier, Yellowstone, and Grand Teton National Parks.

7. Traveling far SWAP for camping close to home - reduce carbon emissions by staying close to home. Instead of traveling across the country, stay within one tank of gas from home. Browse TripAdvisor boards, Roadtrippers, or YouTube to find places close to home that you may never have heard of. Or revisit a previous campsite during a different time of the year for a completely new experience.