Tag: camping

• Winter Vanlife: Staying Warm In the Cold

  

  People like to overcomplicate this with expensive heating systems, but it is SO MUCH EASIER to fight the cold of winter than to fight the heat of summer. This is what you do:

  Pamela

  October 17, 2022

  Heating and Cooling

  boondocking, campervan, camping, tent camping, vanlife, winter camping

• Camping With Wine and Cows

  

  Seven Springs in Norlina, North Carolina is worth a visit. No longer a member of Harvest Hosts, they only allow camping for special events.

  Pamela

  May 19, 2022

  Black Owned Campgrounds, Breweries, and Wineries

  black owned, black owned vineyard, campervan, camping, Travel, vanlife, vineyard, winery

• I Put A Ceiling Fan in My Van And I Have No Regrets

  

  I mean, for the cost of a bad fast food meal, you can find a better than decent USB ceiling fan for your van conversion.

  Pamela

  April 11, 2022

  Heating and Cooling

  campervan, camping, diy camper, van conversion, vanlife, vent

• Black Nomads Meet at Geer’s Royal Kingdom Campground

  

  There is something pure and amazing about camping alone. It allows you to get back to nature – no strings attached. The degree to which you thrive is literally based on your ability. It is the most honest assessment of where you are. More, there’s no expectation about where to be and when to show […]

  Pamela

  November 28, 2021

  Black Owned Campgrounds, Breweries, and Wineries, Public/Private Campsite Reviews, RV Shows and Van Meetups, Travel

  black vanlife, campervan, camping, campsite, car camping, conversion van, digital nomad, diversify outdoors, diy camper, rvlife, vanlife, virginia

• Do You Need Window Vents for a DIY Van?

  

  Is this stupidly expensive piece of plastic worth it?

  Pamela

  June 9, 2021

  Heating and Cooling

  air vents, campervan, camping, car camping, promaster, vanlife, Windows

• Covid-19 In A Small Town: 8 months in

  

  I guess my town never had Coronavirus. I mean, its streets never emptied, despite the hospital being full. I struggle to figure the math with that, but whatever. Or maybe Covid only impacted those who believed in it and, of course, the businesses who adapted because of it. On the other hand, maybe Covid-19 doesn’t […]

  Pamela

  November 8, 2020

  Personal, Travel

  backpacking, camper, campervan, camping, car camping, covid, crates, hiking, outdoors