• 1:41
    Cold Weather RV Camping: Tips and Equipment for Greater Comfort

    Cold weather RV camping doesn’t have to entail roughing it and freezing your buns off until the spring thaw. There are many simple steps you can take to ensure your winter camping experience is more comfortable and your equipment remains fully functional. In this lesson, Dave Solberg discusses a few of his favorite tips for…

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  • 9:50
    Death Valley National Park: America’s Hottest Natural Wonderland

    There’s no other national park quite like Death Valley National Park. In a place where temperatures frequently reach 120 degrees in the shade and water appears in short supply, there is a surprising history of human endeavor and exploration. Why would someone want to make a name for themselves in such a seemingly uninhabitable place?…

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  • 5:35
    Katmai National Park and Preserve: Kayaks, Sockeyes and Bears, Oh My!

    It’s amazing to think: out of one of the most volcanically active and toxic regions of the world sprouted perhaps the most startling landscape of brightness, color and fervent life. Katmai National Park and Preserve, eons ago a volatile range of volcanoes, today a beacon to those who say Mother Nature has a twisted sense…

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  • 1:47
    RV Size Limits for State and National Parks: What’s the Rule?

    We’re asked this question all the time: Is there a nationwide size restriction on RVs and trailers in state and national parks? The answer is no. Most parks in the United States treat RVs differently; some allow every type of rig, from the standard tow trailer to 45-foot rolling estates, while other parks deem certain…

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  • 6:53
    “The Uninhabited Land” of Big Bend National Park

    The Spanish explorers who first set foot across the Rio Grande into what is now West Texas dubbed it the “Uninhabited Land.” When they looked out over the desert terrain, arid grasslands and jagged slopes of the Chisos Mountains, they couldn’t imagine any form of life surviving in such an unforgiving environment. Today, though, it’s…

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  • 3:43
    Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park

    You could view the United States of America as one giant expanse of peaks and valleys, of towering summits and cavernous canyons. For most Americans, the word “canyon” brings to mind a particular example, the grandest of them all, sprawling and chiseled and painted with Mother Nature’s magnificent aura. But what if we told you…

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  • 1:09
    How to Make an RV Compass with Basic Materials

    You’re lost in the woods, and you forgot to pack your compass. Time to climb the tallest tree and set off the rescue flares, right? You could, but instead of jumping for the dramatic, we recommend taking a deep breath and then searching your pack for two simple items. In this lesson, RV expert Dave…

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  • 5:09
    In the Land of Milk and Honey at Joshua Tree Park

    Nowhere else in the world will you find the namesake of Joshua Tree Park. Literally, nowhere. Only this sundrenched and sprawling stretch of nearly 800,000 desert acres in can sustain the specific environment required for the “Joshua” to survive. It is said to be a combination of extreme heat and just the right elevation that…

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  • 4:08
    Experience the Essence of Alaska at Lake Clark National Park

    You know it from the pamphlets and the commercials, but have you experienced it firsthand? While the pictures and videos are remarkable, the only way to truly grasp the scale and majesty of Alaska is to see it for yourself. Unspoiled wilderness, breathtaking vistas and limitless adventure can be found in all corners of this…

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