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If you’re going camping in unfamiliar regions of the country, there’s things that go bump in the night or even the light of day that may scare you. These are reason enough for you to know the all of the camping dangers and what to be aware of when camping in the wild.
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A good quality RV ladder is an important tool that every owner should keep with their motorhome or camper. Even if your motorhome and camper already has an installed ladder on the back of your RV, you’ll still need a portable way to access your roof, slide outs and awning for maintenance, repairs or installation of new components. But, with all the different types of ladders and step stools on the market, which is the best RV ladder to keep with your motorhome or camper?
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A million thoughts must go through your head when leaving your dog alone in your RV. How is your pup dealing with his separation anxiety during your absence? Does your dog get scared easily? Will he get you kicked out of the campground when you get back due to his constant barking? Is he ripping down the walls in your camper? Will you actually have an RV left when you return? All these questions must be going through your mind while you’re away from your camper.
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If you’re going on a 1-day boat cruise or day sail, there’s some important essentials you’ll want to pack in your personal boat tote to make your day on the water comfortable and fun.
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When you buy a new bike or ebike, there’s certain bicycle accessories you’ll want to add on to make your ride safer, comfortable and more fun. So, let’s cycle in style with this compilation of add-on bike gear that will turn your two wheeler into a pedaling dream machine!
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Stepping up onto bunk bed ladders are painful to step on making them uncomfortable and unsafe. Loft bed ladders are painful to climb up to the top bunk. But, with a little creativity and some bunk bed ladder padding, you can make your loft bed ladders safer and more comfortable on your children’s feet.
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One of the most asked questions amongst RVers is how long should your RV travel day be? This doesn’t have a one-size-fits-all answer. It depends on many factors in determining what is a safe calculation for getting to your destination. All RVs are different as are the expectations of the RV driver and travel companions.
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Many go camping to get away from people or to social distance. Especially in the backcountry or off grid, campers want space, privacy, peace and quiet and to enjoy nature. But nothing grates on another camper’s nerves more when another camper comes to set up camp really close to their site. But, why do people do that? And, how close is camping too close?
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America’s desert southwest is chocked full of wildlife of every shape, size and species. But some are dangerous and can cause injury or even death even though they are amongst the smallest of the animal kingdom. Desert spiders of the southwest United States are some of those that can pack a mean punch should you encounter them. So, it’s best to just stay clear of these venomous arachnids!
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Did you know pool noodles aren’t just for swimming in pools or down a lazy river?! We’ve found some incredibly genius pool noodle camping hacks to use around your campsite, on your tent as well as in and around your RV! Because of their lightweight flexibility and offer great padding, these floating swim tubes can be cut, slit, bent and wrapped to size to protect your family from injuries around your campsite and damage to your RV or tent.
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