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August is in the rear view mirror, and September is full of travel plans, but we have you covered.
This week we poke some fun at our top 10 dumbest camping products.
Also, RV insurance and boondocking at Disney.
This episode is about renting RVs and gear, and why it may be the right thing for you. And we've found a few things that have changed.
Did you know you could rent an RV and book a campsite at the same time? We'll tell you how.
Planning a backpacking trip but don't have any of the gear? You can rent that too. They'll ship it to you with a return label. Just add your meals, go on your adventure and ship it all back when you return. Check out MountainsideGearRental.com for details.
Costco is recalling bear spray. Follow this link to see if it's the one you have.
Bears, bison, gators and cows are all discussed in this episode. We even discuss the skunk.
We also discuss what to do in case you're actually charged or attacked by one of these animals.
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This episode was inspired by a podcast listener, looking for ideas for camping. There's reading, going for walks and playing games, but camping is your gateway to the world of outdoor activities. Winter or summer, the outdoors are alive with activities.
Here we are with another episode dedicated to questions many people ask. Some questions are from you, the listener, Others are commonly asked questions in Facebook groups and forums.
Is it okay to travel with full RV water tanks?
What is the best way to wash dishes when camping?
Why is there condensation in our refrigerator?
Why is the fan always running in that box under our refrigerator?
What should we look for before we wright a check and sign papers on a new RV?
And a few more...
Let's face it. Cars and crossovers are becoming more and more downsized, and pickup truck prices are going crazy. Along with all this, we're seeing the more and more push towards electric cars, car share services and people just deciding not to own a car. Big 5th wheels and motor homes may always be round, but the smaller, lighter options will definitely grow in popularity.
Here are a few we mentioned
We also talk about teardrop camp trailers, egg campers and a few popup camper options.
This episode is all about value and safety. With both in mind, we'll give you are 5 reasons why a a travel trailer, be it a pull behind or a 5th wheel, is the all around best choice for families.
Getting there is half the fun.
Can you tell a kitty cat from a kitty bobcat?
The three types of fiberglass RV construction, and why we decided on aluminum siding on wood frame for our camper.
Buck, Kris and Don take on some of the most frequently asked camping and RVing questions.
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