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If you’re weighing tent vs. motorhome camping for your next trip, you’re in good company, because camping is one of the most popular ways Americans get outside and a big part of the appeal is … Read more
There’s a reason pontoon boats have become the go to choice for families, friend groups, and anyone who loves a day on the water: they’re built for hanging out. That wide, flat deck and rock … Read more
A beginner camping gear checklist comes down to five systems: shelter, sleep, kitchen, light, and safety. Get those right and everything else is comfort. A complete new kit for two people costs roughly US$250 to … Read more
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The UV Index runs on a scale from 0 to 11+, with the top end marking extreme risk. This guide breaks down what each number actually means, how it affects tanning and sunburn, and how … Read more
The best camping dessert recipes go far beyond s’mores. Below are seven easy campfire desserts, from a 10-minute banana boat to a Dutch oven pineapple cake. Some are simple enough for kids at a car … Read more
We all know that food sustains life, that’s why we never forget to bring rations with us when we venture out into the wild. But there’s a limit to how much food we can carry; … Read more
The Poison ivy plant is common in most parts of Asia and North America, but since it’s also found in all US states, chances are that you will cross paths with it at least once … Read more
Paracord is one of the most versatile tools you can carry on a camping or hiking trip, and knowing how to tie paracord knots is what turns a plain length of cord into something genuinely … Read more
When you head out for a few days of camping or backpacking, you carry only as much food as your pack can sensibly hold. Some of us prefer it that way. There is a quiet … Read more
Even seasoned hikers tend to overlook one of the simplest, most rewarding pieces of gear they could carry: a walking stick they made with their own two hands. There’s something a store-bought trekking pole can … Read more