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Traveling in Texas

Traveling in Texas

Jeff Crider shares his top Texan destinations including what to see, where to stay, and what to eat.

Simple Boondocking Recipes

Simple Boondocking Recipes

One of the greatest experiences you can have in your RV is boondocking. Boondocking, dispersed camping, wild camping, off the grid or dry camping are all terms to describe camping in your RV without hooking up to any utilities or connections. Boondocking is a form of camping by which you carry all your own water, capturing your own wastewater and generating your own power. Often times dry camping can be free on public lands (where permitted) or could be on state park campgrounds where you can access for a small fee. As amazing as dispersed camping could be, the challenge of cooking creative, healthy, delicious meals is one of the hardest aspects of “off the grid” life; and for us to keep things allergy free adds an extra level of challenges.

High Trestle Bike Trail

Make The Most Out of Your RV Experience in Iowa

For RVers looking for a midwestern getaway, Iowa is full of beautiful camp sites, national parks, and stunning natural landscapes. Here are some great locations to visit and things to do while exploring Iowa.

5 Unplugged Activities To Do With Kids

5 Unplugged Activities To Do With Kids

One of our favorite things about RVing has to be the time spent unplugged with our kids. Our daily life consists of being highly connected online, so when we have the opportunity to bring simplicity back into our fast-paced lifestyle, we jump all over it.

Cast Iron Campfire Pizza

Cast Iron Campfire Pizza

When I was growing up Friday night was pizza night! When raising my own family, I followed that tradition, so it’s no surprise that when I arrive at the campground on a Friday night, I want pizza! Two years ago, I made it my mission to perfect cast iron pizza at the campground. I watched videos, tried different methods, and studied the masters of campground cuisine. There was a lot of trial and error; some edible, some not. Here’s what I learned.