Tent camper looking for something new? New Camper thinking about a hammock? Which one works the best. This may help you decide.

Sometimes I think we camp as an excuse to eat. It seems we spend the day cooking, eating, or tending to the cooking fire to make sure we have coals ready for mealtime. Here are some tips for first time campers to make sure you don't go hungry.

You don't need a campground to get outdoors and enjoy nature. Here are some basic skills and a checklist of the essentials that you will need to try out dispersed camping.

If you are looking for new things to do outdoors because you are in a rut, or because many of the activities you normally enjoy are shut down for a while, here are some resources for you to find some safe outdoor activities this spring.

Heating a Dutch Oven to a specific temperature is not an exact science. Here is a reference for estimating proper cooking temperatures for your Dutch Oven meal.

Primitive Camping, Boondocking, Dispersed Camping. Whatever you call it, you may be considering a camping trip on your own away from the crowds. Here's what you need to know.

If you like camping, and you like bicycling (or want to get into it), you may want to look into bikepacking. There are a number of web sites dedicated to bikepacking with all the information you need to get you on your way. Here is an overview of bikepacking, along with some useful resources to get you started.

Winter is coming. Here are some tips and gear suggestions to help you enjoy outdoor adventures over the coming months.

Useful tips for tarp use, hanging ridgelines, and for using paracord.

Here are three tips for having a safe and enjoyable campout from our friend Jaime Strand.