Taking a road trip is the best way to explore the unique landscapes of New Zealand, as you’ll be up front with nature as well as free to create your own path. Annie Shustrin explains why renting a car and sleeping under the stars the best way to experience the quintessential New Zealand road trip
Do you enjoy cooking at home? Do you often like to take those cooking skills on the road with you? Jenn Molholt outlines some tips and offers some recipes for enjoying some home cooked food on the road. Whether you're camping, staying in a hostel, or renting an apartment, these recipes will make you some friends and save a few bucks.
Hotel rooms are expensive in London for this summer's Olympics, but there is an alternative. Camping at the Games provides a gold medal experience at bronze medal prices.
If you'd like to experience the more natural side of the United States, look no further than its nearly 400 national parks. JoAnna Haugen tells you what you need to know before you go.
Are you interested in getting off the beaten path, reducing your carbon footprint, and traveling the world for as little as $14 per day? Jennifer Miller gives you five great reasons to trade that heavy backpack for the freedom of two wheels.
Many people find it difficult to raise your enthusiasm thermometer beyond lukewarm on the subject of duct tape, but Deneice Arthurton says it is an invaluable piece of equipment for the independent backpacker.
Singapore might be small ... however, ardent traveler, Daisy Odendaal discovered many of the island's hidden adventures whilst working and travelling in Asia for 4 years and realized that you should never judge a country by its dimensions and borders are meant to be challenged!
If you haven't been camping, then you don't know what you're missing. Bill H. Cooper shows us that there are some wonderful family campgrounds in the US and some are even resorts.
Jenn Miller has lived in tents for much of her life, on multiple continents, and with four kids. She shares her best tips for camping with kids. Say your "Hail Marys," pack a few "Hallelujahs" and dive in for an unforgettable camping adventure with your kids.
Planning your first camping trip or are you wanting to make sure you have all the essentials before you head out with the family? Travel Gear Blog writer Amiee Maxwell, recommends 10 items you need to keep comfortable during your upcoming camping trip.
Taking a road trip is the best way to explore the unique landscapes of New Zealand, as you’ll be up front with nature as well as free to create your own path. Annie Shustrin explains why renting a car and sleeping under the stars the best way to experience the quintessential New Zealand road trip 
Do you enjoy cooking at home? Do you often like to take those cooking skills on the road with you? Jenn Molholt outlines some tips and offers some recipes for enjoying some home cooked food on the road. Whether you're camping, staying in a hostel, or renting an apartment, these recipes will make you some friends and save a few bucks. 
Hotel rooms are expensive in London for this summer's Olympics, but there is an alternative. Camping at the Games provides a gold medal experience at bronze medal prices. 
If you'd like to experience the more natural side of the United States, look no further than its nearly 400 national parks. JoAnna Haugen tells you what you need to know before you go. 
Are you interested in getting off the beaten path, reducing your carbon footprint, and traveling the world for as little as $14 per day? Jennifer Miller gives you five great reasons to trade that heavy backpack for the freedom of two wheels. 
Many people find it difficult to raise your enthusiasm thermometer beyond lukewarm on the subject of duct tape, but Deneice Arthurton says it is an invaluable piece of equipment for the independent backpacker. 
Singapore might be small ... however, ardent traveler, Daisy Odendaal discovered many of the island's hidden adventures whilst working and travelling in Asia for 4 years and realized that you should never judge a country by its dimensions and borders are meant to be challenged! 
If you haven't been camping, then you don't know what you're missing. Bill H. Cooper shows us that there are some wonderful family campgrounds in the US and some are even resorts. 
Jenn Miller has lived in tents for much of her life, on multiple continents, and with four kids. She shares her best tips for camping with kids. Say your "Hail Marys," pack a few "Hallelujahs" and dive in for an unforgettable camping adventure with your kids. 
Planning your first camping trip or are you wanting to make sure you have all the essentials before you head out with the family? Travel Gear Blog writer Amiee Maxwell, recommends 10 items you need to keep comfortable during your upcoming camping trip. 