Worldschooling in a teardrop
June 19, 2023
Family travel is one of the fastest-growing segments of the travel industry. Combine that with your family education by learning through long-term travel and worldschooling.
In addition to camping, there are a few outdoor-related things that we love. We love to share, too, so here are some things we think you should check out.
The Outdoor Business Podcast with Rick Saez
We love this podcast – and not just because we were on it, check out episode 177. This podcast does an excellent job of covering topics that are informative and interesting. Host Rick Saez talks to outdoor company business owners, retailers, athletes, and more about how they started their business and what keeps them going. Not only is it great to hear the story behind the company, but it gives you some perspective about why these companies and owners do what they do. Great for business owners and consumers too. Check it out here
Bureau of Land Management’s site
The BLM is not new, but it is definitely one of our favorites. We love this site for keeping up with what is going on when you want to go camping. While we do like the idea of just packing up and taking off, we do sometimes have to plan. Use this site for all kinds of great info; closures, areas that might be (temporarily) off-limits, and lots more great info. Moreover, you might find a new spot to make your weekend getaway spot. Before you head out on your next trip, click here
Roofnest
Our pals at Roofnest can make a great addition to not only our Colorado Teardrops but car/van camping as well. Should you find that your family is growing, and you need sleeping space for more kiddos, or older kids, the Roofnest can add comfy sleeping spots and keep your brood off the ground. It’s easy to install, cozy, weatherproof, and super durable. Check it out here.
Moon Colorado Camping: The Complete Guide to Tent and RV Camping
Speaking of finding great places to camp, check out this guide from local camper Joshua Berman. This handy guide covers’ campgrounds, RV parks, hike-ins, and roadside stopovers.’ This tome is a must-have for the Colorado Adventurer! Bonus for the dog-friendly pics – because what fun is camping if you can’t take your furry friends! There is a new edition scheduled for early 2020 so be on the lookout for even more great spots to camp! Click here for more info
Let’s Eat
We love to eat – who doesn’t? This article in the Boulder Daily Camera asks some of our favorite local chefs what they eat when they camp – It’s genius! We were beyond thrilled to read this little tidbit from local chefs. Look for lots of local flavors in these recipes too. Not only are these delicious, but they are also stress-free and (obviously) made for your camping kitchen. Prepare to shine on your next camping trip when you serve Beef Tartare from Kyle Mendenhall or Jenn Jasinski’s Peach Grilled Cheese. Click here and Bon Appetit!
There you have it – five things were love right now. Keep an eye out for even more things we think are worth sharing. And, of course, if you’ve got something great to share, we’d love to read all about it!
Family travel is one of the fastest-growing segments of the travel industry. Combine that with your family education by learning through long-term travel and worldschooling.
Great camping recipes have the power to transform a simple outdoor experience into a culinary adventure and elevate your camping experience.
Camping in cold weather is an opportunity to experience the quiet beauty of nature. A teardrop trailer is a perfect sanctuary amidst winter’s raw beauty.
We offer financing for your new trailer through Rock Solid Funding.
