With the brisk temperatures moving in, now is an excellent time to begin planning your fall camping trips. Nothing beats a warm and relaxing campfire to wind down the evening. As you gather with family and friends to share some treasured moments, safety is first and foremost. In this episode, Skip takes time to review some important tips when it comes to building a campfire, as well as what you can do to keep your kids safe.

Following two devastating hurricanes that wrecked havoc on the southeastern U.S., residents are now picking up the pieces and attempting to rebuild their lives. It's never too late to put together an emergency supply of food and other essentials. Camping equipment can be tremendously useful in these trying times. Listen in, as Daniel explains how he reached out to a familiar friend who was caught up in the wrath of Hurricane Helene in North Carolina.

Camping has long been a way for many of us to escape the hassles of everyday life. It's a breath of fresh air that is so often needed. As election day fast approaches, political discussions are getting more intense, leading to unnecessary stress in our lives. It's the one issue you won't normally find at a campground. In this episode, Skip explains why he avoids the topic among friends and close associates, and keeps his focus on the life he enjoys the most.

Skip just returned from a ten day camping adventure that spanned over six states. While the weather was not in his favor most of the time, he did enjoy camping with family in his home state of Pennsylvania. Listen in as he shares his experience at four separate destinations along his journey.

Skip and Daniel are in the studio on the 4th of July, just hours before Skip heads out to his next camping destination. In this episode, we talk about the importance of firework safety and keeping your pets indoors at this festive time of year. Daniel is back following a tubing adventure on the Chattahoochee River in north Georgia.

Long distant travel comes with many challenges. Nobody wants to arrive at their camping destination completely exhausted after a long day behind the wheel. Many interstate rest areas provide travelers the ability to take a break and relax a bit before getting back on the road. However, is a public rest stop the ideal choice for overnight camping? Skip shares his thoughts on the matter. Daniel drops by the Bald Ridge Creek Campground for a day trip. Wait until you hear what happens when his motorized remote control speed boat dies on Lake Lanier.

Camping offers many great opportunities for those who want to get away from the hassles of everyday life. Whether its a weekend away, or a week long vacation, many folks make the best of their RV living by decorating and adding a personal touch to their camping life. In this episode, Skip and Daniel talk about ways to enhance your both your campsite, and camping experience.

Heavy rain and high winds have a history of destroying not only equipment, but the camping spirit we have grown to love and appreciate. Rather than pulling the plug and breaking camp for good, many people are transitioning to RV life. In this episode, Skip and Daniel discuss the benefits of an RV lifestyle and what potential owners should consider before making that important purchase.