What Indigenous Heritage Month Should Mean to the Outdoor Community
When you think of outdoor enthusiasts, vanlifers, or campers in the U.S.,...
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After the Fires: What’s Next for Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks
After the media coverage stops and social media posts end, the...
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How to Have a Successful Winter Camping Trip
Are you an RVer who stores your camper away at the end of the summer with a hint of regret? Why not try winter camping this year? Winter...
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What to Know About the Upcoming Florida RV SuperShow
Florida’s annual RV SuperShow is one of the biggest RV shows in the U.S. Now in its 37th year, the show brings in hundreds of...
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What Park Rangers Learned From the 2021 Season
Another year of record-breaking crowds brought out large numbers of visitors to some of the most beloved outdoor destinations...
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U.S. Opens Borders to Travelers from Canada and Mexico
Snowbirds, rejoice—the U.S. is opening its land borders with Canada and Mexico, allowing nonessential land-based travel into the...
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What’s Going on With the Great American Outdoors Act?
Last August, outdoor recreationists celebrated the passage of the United States’ Great American Outdoors Act. The...
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EV-Friendly Camping Is Easier Than You Think
Those with an electric vehicle (EV) already know the fringe benefits that come with owning an EV: carpool lane access, federal and state...
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6 National Parks With Convenient EV Charging Stations
Electric vehicles (EVs) are hitting the mainstream. From small, compact cars to all-wheel-drive SUVs, car manufacturers are branching...
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