In all of our camping adventures, we have learned and thus advise that you travel with a toolkit dedicated to the camper. Since space is limited, you must carry only essential equipment. Campers and Campfires recommends that you keep a dedicated toolbox in the camper rather than sharing one between home and camper.
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.
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.
Efficiently storing and organizing items in your camper can be difficult. Storage is difficult for those who live in their RV full time or those who take out their camper for a few weekend trips. There never seems to be enough room to efficiently store everything that you need to take on a trip, and sometimes requires some creativity. These 17 practical storage solutions are easily implemented and will save you space and keep clutter to a minimum.
A growing trend among campers is the use of electronic scooters and bikes. With new technology, you can ride for up to fifty miles on an electric bike. Electric bikes depending upon the terrain, and the bikes will average 20 miles per hour. Scooters will travel 10 to 12 miles on a single charge
