Northern Journey: Driving a Camper to the Arctic
After 4 years of RVing across the U.S., this couple is venturing on their biggest journey yet — a trip north through Canada and Alaska to the Arctic Ocean.
Tech
Stay connected on the road. trends in RV tech as well as off-grid options for power and connectivity.
Profiles
Meet people who have embraced life on the road. We profile those who travel, work, and play from an RV base camp.
Destinations
From national parks to boondock sites in the backcountry, our Destinations content gives expert advice and tips on RV parking options.
Mercedes Launches a Pop-Top Van You Can Buy in America
Mercedes-Benz is launching its first pop-top camper van in the U.S. this spring. Intrigued? So are we.
‘Stealth’ Camping: How to Live in a U-Haul Van
This Canada-based YouTuber is taking camping to a whole new — and very different — level. Want to know how to live in a van? Start here.
Engel Fridge for Van Build: 6-Month Review
Engel’s portable fridge/freezer series incorporates first-rate designs and modern tech to help you get — and stay — off the beaten path. I put the SR70F refrigerator through real-life testing in my van build for this review.
1,324 Days in an Airstream
Is living in an Airstream the dream life? Adventure couple Aaron Gulley and Jen Judge think so.
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Tesla Camper Concept: Meet the Cyber 5th-Wheel
A U.K. YouTuber unveiled a rendering for a Tesla pull-behind camper designed specifically for the Cybertruck. And it looks as wild as the truck itself.
Working in the Himalayas From an RV in the Rockies
In early 2019, we sold everything, packed up an RV, and said goodbye to a fixed address.
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2020 RV of the Year? Meet the Venture RV Sonic X
Venture RV built the forward-thinking Sonic X as a design study to create a buzz at the RV trade show back in March. That it did, and now it’s bringing the creative RV trailer to market in 2020. RVBusiness noticed — and named the Sonic X the 2020 RV of the Year.
New Overland Gear From SEMA Show 2019
Every November at the annual industry-only automotive aftermarket show, brands reveal the best new overland and off-road products. These are our favorites.
First Look: MoonShade Is a Temporary Awning for Your Adventure Rig
The MoonShade Portable Awning is a light and packable awning for overlanding vehicles and more.
Parking Your Camper: Public Land, Campgrounds, and RV Parks Compared
Whether you’re a weekend escapist or a full-time working traveler, knowing where to park your RV for the night can be part of the fun or a daunting challenge.
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RV Office: The Power to Work From Anywhere
You found a great spot to hole up for a few days, but how do you find off-grid electricity to power your RV office? Here, we evaluate methods to make, store, and manage electricity in the boonies.
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Internet & Communications Solutions for a Roving RV Office
Cellular and Wi-Fi signals determine the reality of where RV-based professionals can travel and work — and how long we stay there. Use this information to extend your digital leash to work from more locations in your remote office.
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VanDOit LIV: New Modular Van Upfit Can Carry 8 Adventurers
The modular van upfitter rolls out a new model that can haul more adventurers. But it’s more than a people-hauler.
On the Road With Wandering Pros Aaron Gulley and Jen Judge
For Aaron Gulley and Jen Judge, the open road is home. We caught up with them just long enough to ask what it’s like living in and working from their home office on wheels.
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Drive, Tow, or Haul? A Breakdown of RV Classifications
Whether you’re driving a motorhome, towing a pull-behind, or hauling a slide-in pop-top, each type of RV presents unique advantages and drawbacks.
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Luxury Off-Road: Interviewing EarthRoamer Inventor Bill Swails
Many people consider the EarthRoamer to be the most capable overland rig ever made. We recently caught up with Bill Swails, the man behind the vision, to talk about his adventure into entrepreneurship and his globe-circling machines.
Road Work: Tips to Make the Most of Your RV Office
For 1 million Americans, an RV isn’t just a weekend escape pod — it’s home. For many of us, it’s also an office on wheels.
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Drive South for the Winter to These 5 Warm Retreats
An RV affords the ability to migrate with the seasons. But where should you go when the mercury drops?
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Guard Your RV With the Watchdog Smart Bluetooth Surge Protector
Before you connect to shore power, know the risks and prepare for the worst. One rogue electrical current could inflict catastrophic damage to your RV. Enter the Power Watchdog.
5 Lessons Learned: GearJunkie ‘Mobile Office’ Trip
Eight GearJunkie employees motored to north-central Minnesota and the upcoming mountain biking hub of Cuyuna.
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Carbon Fiber EarthRoamer: Meet the Latest Overland Super RV
Carbon fiber construction, a massive Ford F550 base vehicle, and marine-grade components: The 2020 EarthRoamer LTi is the next generation of American overland vehicles with a price tag of around $600,000.
RVLock: Push-Button Access to Any RV
Unlock the convenience of keyless entry with coded security and a one-touch wireless remote for RVs.
GearJunkie Goes RVing: New Section Explores Life on the Road
This month, GearJunkie launches a major series with Go RVing to explore the people, places, and gear of recreational vehicles. We hope you’ll come along for the ride.
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Rent Before You Buy: Guide to Campervan Rentals and Adventures
Many of us have dreams of cruising down the open road in our built-out Sprinter van. But the thought of actually converting a van can be daunting and expensive. This is just one reason to consider renting a camper or RV to see if it’s right for you. Here’s how.
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How to Make the Most of Rented Adventure
You don’t have to quit your job and move into a van full-time to get a taste of the open road. For millions of Americans, a rented campervan provides easy access to turnkey adventure. If you plan accordingly, it could change your outlook on travel.
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Free Gear Fridays: 2-Week Campervan Adventure Rental Giveaway
This week, one lucky winner will receive a 2-week campervan rental from Travellers Autobarn!
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Winnebago Pops Its Top for the 1st Time With New Solis Van
The 2020 Winnebago Solis RAM Promaster pop-top class B RV is the brand’s first foray into the pop-top category. And with the Solis, Winnebago aims at the all-season outdoor adventurer.
Space-Saving Solutions for Campervan Living
A van provides a great space to build a custom adventure vehicle. But while vans have more interior space than many cars and trucks, they still have limited square footage. Here, we offer tips to plan your van build.
‘Four Wheel Campers’ Reveals Lightweight Pop-Top Truck Camper
The Four Wheel Campers Project M is the latest lightweight pop-top truck camper to hit the market. It is so new it doesn’t even have an official name yet. It will be the most barebones truck camper ever offered by Four Wheel Campers.
Lance ‘Altimeter’ Project: A Truck for Adventure at Any Altitude
Lance’s latest vehicle project aims to highlight the versatility, capability, and all-season comforts of truck campers. Lance’s The Altimeter project vehicle is ready for adventure any time and anywhere.
