Road Trip Adventures - Page 2

Is it legal to camp in the woods in Florida? The answer isn't yes or no-it depends on where you are. Learn where you can camp legally, where you can't, and how to avoid fines while enjoying Florida's forests.

Smoking at The Gorge camping is banned in most areas due to extreme fire risk. Learn where you can smoke, the fines for breaking rules, and safer alternatives for campers.

Florida has the most motorhomes in the U.S. with over 1.2 million registered in 2025. Learn why Florida, California, Texas, and Arizona lead in motorhome ownership and how this affects your next motorhome holiday.

Find out exactly how much it costs to camp at Myrtle Beach in 2025, from tent sites to beachfront RV spots, plus hidden fees, best times to go, and how to save money.

Learn where, when, and how to boondock legally in Florida. Discover free camping spots in national forests, rules to avoid fines, weather dangers, and essential gear for safe wild camping.

Learn how to list your RV on Airbnb in 2025 with practical steps for photos, pricing, cleaning, and legal tips. Turn your camper van into a steady income source with real advice from Australian hosts.

Is living in an RV cheaper than a tiny home? We break down real costs-from upfront prices to monthly bills-to show which option saves you more money long-term.

Riding in the back of a motorhome without a seatbelt is illegal and dangerous. Learn why certified seats and proper restraints are non-negotiable for safe motorhome travel.

The golden rule for family camping isn't about gear or location - it's about packing less so you can experience more. Learn how simplicity creates connection, reduces stress, and turns ordinary trips into unforgettable memories.

In the UK, you can camp on your own land for up to 28 days a year without permission. Beyond that, you need planning approval - even if you're not charging anyone. Here's what the law really says.

Camping on beaches in England isn't automatically illegal-but it's rarely allowed without permission. Learn where you can camp legally, what happens if you get caught, and safer alternatives for beachside nights.

Walk-up sites on Reserve America let you camp without booking ahead-just show up and ask. Learn when, where, and how to score one before they’re gone.