Corona & Camping — Our Genuine Life

With everyone having to quarantine all of a sudden after Spring Break, those of us who are wanderlusters, had a tad bit of a travel itch. By May, we were chomping at the bit to take our little one somewhere, but be socially responsible so that we could social distance and enjoy the outdoors. To […]

3 National Parks and alotta Wildlife — Wanderlust and Wildlife

Drive one hundred million miles to experience a small handful of America’s most gorgeous National Parks and encounter adorable wildlife along the way. via 3 National Parks and alotta Wildlife — Wanderlust and Wildlife

Mid year clarity and camping — Out an’ About

As we head into the second half of 2020 life is slowly returning to a sense of normalcy, as we enjoy our first camping trip post pandemic and I reflect on a few lessons learnt along the way. via Mid year clarity and camping — Out an’ About

Do You Trust Your RV Park Neighbors? — Drivin’ & Vibin’

Do You Trust Your RV Park Neighbors? RV season is here, and the parks are at full capacity. Today we’re exploring the issue of RV park security. Do you trust your RV neighbors, and what strategies do you use to stay secure? We know locking the camper door is good practice. But, what if any […]

Packing For: Back County Camping — Tattooed Travel

We are hoping that the Covid-19 pandemic will not totally ruin the summer. Being quarantined means more time to blog. Let dive right into what we usually bring for our back country camping trips. When we say back country its camping on crown land and not in a camp ground. To get to many of […]

Corona Virus “Staycation” idea: Camping in Backyard — The Domain for Truth

What do you do when school is out and your kids are restless? Maybe you want to go on a vacation and have one planned but now its canceled because of the Corona Virus and hotels aren’t available, etc. What can you do? Here’s an idea. via Corona Virus “Staycation” idea: Camping in Backyard — The

Campgrounds to reopen at 28 California state parks — East Bay Times

Restrooms and showers will be open, but visitor centers will be closed, and at some parks amenities such as fire rings and playground equipment may be off limits at first to reduce crowds,. via Campgrounds to reopen at 28 California state parks — East Bay Times

Car camping — Mad Blog Media

Two distinctly different takes on the ancient and honorable practice of kipping in the car, the first from Adventure Journal and the second from NPR. I’ve spent many a night racked out in my rides, starting with a 1974 Datsun pickup that had an aluminum topper. The two ’83 Toyota longbeds were an upgrade (more […]

Virtual camping? — OldPlaidCamper

Can that be a thing? Not too sure it’ll work, but here’s what I’ve been thinking. Thinking?! I’ve gotten very close to setting up my little solo tent on our tiny balcony. If I thought Mrs. PC would let me in again the next morning, I’d probably take that trip. This week is a bit […]