-
The ultimate list of top glamping locations in the United States
The Dyrt is one of the best camping apps available for people in the U.S., and they just released their 2025 glamping awards called the "Glampys." -
The ultimate packing list for summer camping (so you’ll never forget a thing!)
Camping requires a ton of gear, and you're bound to forget something. We've done the hard work to put together the ultimate, all-in-one packing list for you. -
BioLite’s new solar lights earned a spot in my pack after just one trip
A testing of the new lanterns and string lights from BioLite. We came away impressed for several reasons. -
What to bring camping in a cabin
Hate lugging tents? Cabin camping might be your thing, but there's still plenty of things to pack for a luxurious experience. Here's what to bring camping in a cabin. -
Honda inspires hardcore campers to DIY their very own CR-V Dream Pod concept
Honda reimagines its wildly popular CR-V hybrid as a legit campervan that's smaller, lighter, and more fuel efficient than most DIY van builds. -
Coleman looks to overthrow Yeti as the go-to cooler brand for campers
The world's most iconic cooler brand is stepping up its game with an all-new series designed to go head-to-head with Yeti. -
Unicamp’s Sienna Pop Top brings mid-sized minivan camping back to the masses
Turn any 4th-generation Toyota Sienna minivan into a go-anywhere campervan with a standard hybrid powertrain and available AWD. -
Escapod drops Topo2 MTB: The first-ever travel trailer built for mountain bikers
The featherweight, four-season travel trailer is a go-anywhere, mountain-biking basecamp with serious off-road chops. -
Runaway Campers’ Venturist is a rugged “squaredrop” towable for minimalists
The minimalist design belies its long list of off-road ready features and optional creature comforts designed to take you anywhere. -
Grand Canyon camping fees are rising: Here’s what you need to know
Starting on May 1, 2025, Grand Canyon National Park is implementing a fee increase for front country standard campsites at major campgrounds. -
Why the XGIMI MoGo 3 Pro is my go-to projector for travel and camping
The XGIMI MoGo 3 Pro portable projector is lightweight, wireless, modern, and easy to use. Here's why it should be your travel go-to, based on my one-month test -
Aterra Slide-In truck camper transforms your pickup into an overland-ready rig
With maximum versatility for pickup owners looking for an overlanding rig that's exactly as dialed-in as they need it to be. -
Why more Americans are solo camping than ever before
This year, The Dyrt's 2025 camping report has an interesting new twist: solo camping is officially on the rise for the third year in a row. -
Rumpl Wrap Sack is the Goldilocks “un”-sleeping bag you never knew you needed
The clever design isn't quite a sleeping bag or a camp quilt. It's somehow both and neither, and we absolutely love it. -
My thoughts on InfinaCore’s P3 Pro: A must-have portable power solution
The P3 Pro has been highly anticipated ever since it was unveiled at CES 2024 and was successfully backed by a Kickstarter campaign. Here's how it holds up. -
Outside Van’s Baseline is the perfect blank canvas for your DIY campervan build
Get a professionally designed head start for your next campervan build with Outside Van's purpose-built "blank canvas" for vanlifers. -
REI releases upgraded Half Dome 2 Tent with new features for better camping
Ror their 45th anniversary, REI released an updated version of the Half Dome 2 Tent for the spring along with their brand-new collection of clothing and gear. -
LGA takes things back to basics with the minimalist CrashPad trailer camper
The clever, lightweight towable is a covered cargo/gear trailer by day, and a go-anywhere, off-road-ready camp shelter by night. -
Storyteller Overland’s Crew Mode is a rugged adventure van for the whole family
Storyteller Overland's first-ever family-size adventure van packs plenty of space and creature comforts, along with the brand's legendary off-road capability. -
REI’s Traverse is an all-new bear canister that’s tough on bears, easy on humans
REI's all-new Traverse is its first-ever bear canister, and it features a clever modular design that's bulletproof against bears, yet easier to open for humans. -
Scout Campers x 10 Barrel want to give you $25,000 toward a custom truck camper
Win a custom overlanding-ready truck camper rig stocked with plenty of cold IPAs for your next big off-grid outdoor adventure. -
Isuzu Basecamp is an ultra-rugged truck camper that’s ready for anything
Isuzu's D-Max Arctic Trucks AT35 rugged truck camper is now available with more overlanding-friendly features than ever before. -
Lutz Minicamper is a stealthy, full-featured micro travel trailer in disguise
With a clever, hidden-in-plain-sight aesthetic and just-right features, this stealthy travel trailer is designed to camp anywhere. -
The ultimate car camping gear list for modern adventurers
Here's my ultimate car camping gear packing list for modern adventurers, as well as some of my favorite product recommendations that will make this camping trip great. -
Camping hack: A clever way to pack spices for your next adventure
One of the best ways to add flavor to your camp meals is by bringing your spices. Here's how to use a plastic straw to flavor all of your upcoming camping meals. -
Camping tips: How to dry your hiking shoes fast after a rainy day on the trail
There are several different ways to combat wet hiking shoes, especially when you need to have them in top shape by morning. Let's learn how. -
Camping just got a lot easier … with a shoe organizer?
Do you find yourself rummaging through bags for your flashlight or struggling to keep your hygiene items off the ground? A hanging shoe organizer may help. -
Sleep among a pack of wolves at Canada’s luxe-adventure Parc Omega Wolf Cabins
If you want to spend quality time with some of the world’s greatest predators, this wolf-friendly lodging experience in Canada is for you. -
7 must-have camping apps for every adventurer
Most people use apps to find a good campsite or a hiking trail, but there are apps to help with all kinds of things, from plant identification to stargazing. -
Save your summer with this electric cooler from Anker SOLIX
It's no longer the stone ages, so you have to check out the brand-new cooler from Anker SOLIX if you're sick and tired of traditional coolers. -
What to pack for a photography adventure
This adventure photography essentials list won't make you a pro overnight, but will help you step up your game so you don't have to tell tales without proof. -
Essential camping tips for an unforgettable Everglades adventure
If you’re planning an adventure in the River of Grass, these tips for camping in the Everglades will help you navigate the unique challenges of this area. -
3 game-changing food hacks for your next camping trip
Camping isn't exactly the most convenient activity, so I like to prepare in advance and do everything possible to make it easier, especially related to food. -
Death Valley camping: A guide to camping in the hottest, driest national park
Since there's so much to see and do here at Death Valley National Park, you might want to consider camping. Here's our ultimate guide to Death Valley camping. -
4 best campgrounds on U.S. national wildlife refuges
Escaping the crowds isn't as hard as you thought. Try heading to one of these fantastic camping locations instead! They have so much to offer. -
The essentials for solo camping: Gear, safety, and preparation tips
Why not take yourself on your camping trip? Here's how to get started with solo camping and everything you need to know to stay safe along the way. -
Discover the world of luxury glamping: A step up from traditional camping
Glamping, or glamorous camping, is an elevated outdoor experience that provides more comfort than traditional tent camping. But what about luxury glamping? -
This great camping hack involves. . . bread tags?
Believe it or not, bread tags are pretty useful when it comes to camping. Here are two fantastic ways to use bread tags next time you go camping. -
How to prevent hypothermia while camping in the snow: Tips for staying safe
When done right, camping in the snow can be one of the best adventures of your life. Here's how to fend off one of winter campers' biggest threats: hypothermia. -
5 clever ways to use paracord on your next camping trip
Paracord is lightweight, durable, and (in my humble opinion) essential for any camping trip. The next time you're in the wild, try one of these paracord purposes. -
Embrace the cold: The best places to camp in the winter
If you're looking for the best places to camp in the winter, there's nowhere better than our beloved national parks. Here are our top 3. -
3 duct tape camping hacks: Why it should always be in your hiking or camping kit
One of the most useful scenarios for duct tape is out in the wilderness, so be sure to pack some on your next camping outing. Here are some uses for duct tape while camping. -
How to calculate hiking time and plan for being away
OK, so you have the proper hiking gear, but did you calculate how long you're going to be gone? No? Well, here's how to calculate hiking time. -
Try these lunch ideas the next time you go backpacking
Backpacking is a great way to get outside, enjoy nature, and do something physical. Check out these backpacking lunch ideas that we’re sure you’ll love. -
Camping essentials for beginners: How to tackle the wild with comfort
Here are some struggles you may encounter while out in the wild, as well as some camping essentials for beginners to help mitigate those challenges. -
Why you need a good merino wool base layer
Base layers keep you dry and warm outside. Merino wool base layers are the best you can buy. But what are they and why are they so good? -
Zipper pull camping hack: Exit your tent and disturb no one
One of the worst challenges while overnight camping is needing to exit the tent before dawn. Here's a camping hack to fix it so that you don't disturb anyone. -
Two-story Trail Dog camper sleeps four with room for all your powersports toys
Mission Overland's Trail Dog toy hauler is versatile enough to sleep four adults and tow their favorite powersports gear too. -
Top 5 backyard camping ideas to cure cabin fever
Whether you're looking for some low-commitment fun for the family or testing out some of your gear, staking your tent in your own backyard is a great experience -
How a Swiss hiking trip sparked the creation of the world’s first coffee in a tube
Just one tube of No Normal Coffee can make 20 cups of coffee, enough to carry you through your entire adventure