Camping

Here’s how you can implement leave no trace on your next camping trip.

Most of the popular wine regions in the U.S. are located near campgrounds. In these regions, you can enjoy traditional camping and then add a little wine-tasting to the day’s agenda.

Turn your next road trip into an interactive history lesson for your kids at one of these eight historical sites.

If you love exploring and finding adventure in the outside world with a four-legged friend by your side, you can choose the top 10 dog breeds for outdoor junkies.

Camping trips aren’t limited to the sunny days of summer anymore. Here’s how to prepare for all kinds of camping weather.

Download and print the camp kitchen checklist here, it will help you prepare essentials for your next trip.

Wilderness photographer Darren Huski shares four outdoor photography tips to help get you started to take the right shots.

Do you ever feel like you have to force family bonding time? Here are eight ways to make the most of your trip and ensure plenty of quality family bonding.

Camping and biking go hand in hand, but not every campground has good bike trails. Check out these eight campgrounds for camping and biking together.

How did the idea of voluntarily leaving a comfortable home to sleep on hard ground under the stars and cook food over a smoky fire come about? Here is a short history of camping.

Learn brief history of camping by this image of timeline.