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Think you know fishing?When you’re in your RV rolling across the country you occasionally stop by lakes and rivers and cast a line now and again.You probably fancy yourself a pretty adroit angler with your converted Kit-n-Kaboodle turned tackle box.Every time you open it up an array of shiny glittery worms and multi-hooked plastic fish stare blankly back at you.You pride yourself on your fishing gear and how well you catch whenever you’re relaxing lakeside.Well, that’s not fishing.Not rea …

Camping Fever? 5 Signs You’re Totally Obsessed with Camping Now that summer is in full swing, so are camping enthusiasts! Maybe you’re new to spending extra time in the great outdoors. Or, maybe you’re an old camping pro who’s been at it for years. In any case, there are some telltale signs that you may be addicted to camping - and we’re not saying that’s a bad thing! Keep these fun signs in mind the next time your friends or family give you a hard time about your camping obsessi …

Northwest of Lake Tahoe, in the shadow of the Sierra Buttes, a tragedy occurred. A 500 lb. California Black Bear attacked a couple and their small dog, inside of their camper, during the first week of their stay at the Sierra Shy’s RV Park in Sierra City, California.The beautiful park, situated in the Tahoe National Forest, was the site of this grizzly attack. Was it the poor huddled family this bloodthirsty carnivore was lusting after? No. Was it after the couple’s brave little dog who tri …

3 Useful Tips to Keep Raccoons Away from Your Campsite – and to Save Your Snacks in the Process! Raccoons around a campsite may sound like nothing more than an old stereotype. But, stereotypes are sometimes in place for a reason. It's not uncommon to see these nocturnal bandits roaming around campsites looking for your tasty treats. Though, if you start to see them roasting a marshmallow for a s'more, you might have a real problem. While it's important to preserve wildlife and cre …

You've planned out every detail. The kids are ready to go. You've got enough food and some delicious campfire recipes on hand. Your campsite and RV are all set up. You're prepared for long days of hiking, swimming, and nights around the campfire. Then, the rain starts in. A summer rain can be soothing, but no one wants to be stuck sitting at a campsite watching it fall all day. Even if you've got an RV, it's important to be prepared for camping in the rain. These tips will keep you from get …