No-Cook Summer Recipes for the Campsite
What’s the worst part about summer meals? It can feel too hot to cook. Thankfully, there are plenty of delicious dishes that you can make on those humid days and nights that don’t require the [...]
Camper Perspective: Region by Region Activities for Dog Owners
Looking for something to do with your best friend? And by "friend," we mean your dog. There are lots of places in Michigan that welcome you both, giving you a chance to get some exercise [...]
6 Reasons Why It May be Time to Downsize Your RV
The RV lifestyle is appealing for many reasons, not the least of which is simplifying your life – and your stuff. RVs have limited space and there usually isn’t a lot of room for extra [...]
Creative Ways to Enjoy Wine Month
May is Wine Month. With the current social distancing climate and businesses like wineries being by appointment only or closed completely, you’ll have to get creative to enjoy a glass of wine if you’ll be [...]
RV Toilet Problems and What to Do
One of the best conveniences of owning an RV is that many models come equipped with your own private bathroom. There’s no need to share with other campers or visit the communal restroom. You have [...]
Homeschooling in an RV
Homeschooling in an RV There are many families who have made the choice to live in an RV and therefore, a more nomadic lifestyle. Whether these families are comprised of three people or seven, there’s [...]
Tips for Traveling and Camping with Bicycles
Biking is routinely ranked as one of the top activities for campers because of a bike’s ease of use, fitness capability, and its capacity to be a mode of alternative transportation. How do you travel [...]
Why an RV Vacation May Be Ideal in a Pandemic World
It pretty much goes without saying that life has changed drastically over the past few months. Even when restrictions get lifted and people can interact more like we’re used to, we’re still likely months or [...]
Upper Peninsula Bridge Driving Tour – with Spots to Picnic
With so much water, whether it’s a small lake, a big lake, or a river, there are bound to be lots of bridges. These are some favorite iconic bridges in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. Distance: 294 [...]
Escape to these 12 Michigan Walking Trails
“To walk in nature is to witness a thousand miracles.”—Mary Davis This poignant description seems to strike the core of those of us who love being outside. Now with the coronavirus, when so much of our professional [...]