Cooking at the campsite can be both fun and challenging. Some of our most memorable meals have been cooked while camping, both good and bad. To create a wide variety of meals, versatile cooking tools are required. We prepare the majority of our food outside using either a grill or a griddle.
As the Coronavirus Pandemic has altered our lives over the last week, we have witnessed events that people thought would never happen come to fruition before our eyes. Schools closing indefinitely, major sporting events canceled, Disney reeling in its castle door, and the fact that toilet paper is not available anywhere, including Amazon, are things…
Camping is a fantastic experience and allows us the opportunity to enjoy the great outdoors. However, there are several safety risks for camper’s to consider. Whether you leave the campsite or not on your trip, there are numerous precautions you should take to help ensure the safety of your party.
Ants can be a nightmare for campers. They can seem to find any opening to enter your camper. Fortunately, ants can be controlled. The most important aspect to understand about ants and your camper is how they enter. Ants can crawl up anything touching the ground such as tires, stabilizers, or the jack. They use these items to enter your camper. Once inside, they are difficult to eliminate so it is best to do everything you can to keep them away.
