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2026 Brinkley Model G 4150: Separate office, huge garage, lots o’ luxury
The 2026 Brinkley Model G 4150 is the kind of toy hauler that aims at buyers who want their RV to do more than simply carry toys. Brinkley’s Model G line has everything you need plus luxury feature...
Yes, You Should Put Bug Spray on Your Dog—But the Wrong Kind Can Be Deadly
Protecting your dog from ticks and mosquitoes is crucial, but ordinary human bug sprays can be toxic. Here’s what to know this summer.
Overland OGs Share Their Secrets to Thriving Off-Road
We asked Overland Expo West attendees who’ve spent decades off the beaten path for their best packing, rig, and travel advice.
No Jet Ski, No Problem. What It’s Like to Paddle into a 70-Foot Wave.
Tahitian big-wave surfer Tikanui Smith prefers to paddle his surfboard into monster waves, rather than be towed behind a jet ski. Smith explains what it's like to ride monster swell in Nazare, Port...
The Best Budget, Mid-Priced, and Splurgy Backpacking Tents
Testing budget, mid-range, and premium backpacking tents reveals exactly how much weight and weather protection change with the price tag. Here's how to find the right balance for your wallet.
RV Daily Tips. Friday, June 19, 2026
America’s Original RV Newsletter. Since 2001 Issue 2930 • New issue every weekday Today’s thought “I travel not to go anywhere, but to go.
I want to switch to lithium batteries, but I have some questions
Dear Dave, I’m thinking of replacing my lead acid 100Ah battery with LiFePO4 batteries for longer off-grid capacity. The biggest draw is from the 12V refrigerator, which consumes about 60W and runs...
How to choose a cool campsite in the hot summer
By Nanci Dixon Whew! It seems that the last several campgrounds my husband and I have stayed at have been closer to solar ovens than cool, shady campsites.
Horse trailer RV conversion: Incredible off-grid equine tiny home
By Cheri Sicard Most horse trailers don’t hide a solar-powered tiny home inside. The Sterling Coach build in the video at the end of this post does, and it still keeps room for three horses!
Do you like having your photo taken?
Some people loooove having their photos taken. You probably know at least one person who always says, “Oooh, take my picture here!” Or who always wants to take a picture with you—especially in toda...
2026 Coachmen Pixel P1.8RB—Tiny van, BIG value
For buyers who want a camper van that feels easy to handle on the road, the 2026 Coachmen Pixel P1.8RB makes a strong case. At 17’9″ long, it stays small enough for a standard parking spot, yet it ...
The Poem That Awed the Outside Summit
Former Colorado Poet Laureate Bobby LeFebre opened the 2026 Outside Summit with a powerful call to embrace the world beyond our screens.
Celebrate the Rest of Pride Month with One of These Races
Outside put together a list of runs that celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community. Show your support by attending one of these Pride Month runs.
License plate readers may soon do more than just read plates
For years, automatic license plate readers have done exactly what their name suggests: capture license plate numbers and compare them against databases used by law enforcement and other agencies. B...
National parks could get billions for roads, campgrounds and other overdue repairs
National park visitors could eventually see improvements to roads, campgrounds, water systems and other aging infrastructure if Congress approves legislation that just cleared a key Senate committe...
After a String of Tragedies, Rescuers Issue a Stark Warning to Anyone Visiting California Beaches
After a historic 20-foot swell triggers tragic drownings along the California coast, a veteran ocean rescue chief shares critical survival insights.
So You Found a Tick on You. Here’s Exactly What to Do Next.
Stop reaching for the matches, nail polish, or petroleum jelly. Infectious disease experts explain the safe, tool-based way to extract a tick and prevent Lyme and other tick-borne diseases.
Kilian Jornet’s Next Big Challenge: Getting Americans to Care About Protecting Public Lands
The Catalan ultrarunner is dedicating his 2026 racing campaign to calling attention to the attacks on public lands protections across the U.S.
Montana: Where the Wild Things Actually Are
Featured Image Photo Credit: Montana Department of Commerce, visitmt.com Montana is where people go to experience nature at its most pristine. And when it comes...
Nomad Citizen: A New Social Safety Net for Entrepreneurs
If you’re a digital nomad or a location-independent business owner, you’re either overpaying for fragmented insurance coverage (travel, medical, etc.) or just badly underinsured. You have a health ...
These Eight Outdoor Gear Items Make Family Camping With Teenagers Hassle-Free
Camping with kids is pure joy, with the right gear.
Tony Hawk Was Still Pushing His Limits on the Skateboard. And Then He Crashed.
Skateboarding’s GOAT opens up about the 2022 injury that forced him to shift relationship with taking risk, training his body, and pushing his boundaries The post Tony Hawk Was Still Pushing His Li...
Great RV Accessories Newsletter #92
Greetings, fellow RVers! Today, in addition to other great stuff we are liking, we turn a spotlight on gear and gadgets that help you and yours stay safe and secure while RVing.