Some call it luxury camping. Some call it glamorous camping. It’s a way to experience the untamed and completely unique parts of the world—without having to sacrifice creature comforts. The glamping trend is gaining traction and shows no signs of slowing down

While losing a child on a camping trip is every parent's worst nightmare, this story demonstrates how planning beforehand can significantly boost the likelihood of a good ending. For some, readiness entails having the necessary equipment; for others, it entails having the necessary knowledge. The truth is, it's both.

While the term "recreational vehicle" conjures up images of a lavish motorhome, there are really seven different types of RVs to select from, each suited to specific needs or purposes.

Sometimes, life as a dad gets so busy that despite spending so much time devoted to your kids, you feel like you never get to stop and actually enjoy time with them. And even though you’re pulling half the weight, you can tell mom really needs a break.

There are few rites of passage as exciting as taking a child on his or her first camping trip. Families bond while grilling hot dogs and toasting marshmallows, making shadow animals on tent walls, chasing after fireflies and inhaling fragrant whiffs of pine.

Connecting with your kids in an outdoor camping experience can be one of the cherished memories for you as a parent, and for the kids themselves. Nature delivers a full-on sensory experience, and a family camping trip is a great way to introduce the younger set to the joys of being outside.

With a bit of planning and the right ingredients, camp cooking can yield meals that are delicious, nutritious, and freshly made. Your kids will see you like a superhero that you are once you make them meals which are unexpectedly delicious and unique.

Camping with your family can be a memorable bonding experience. It's one of those settings where kids tend to form their fondest memories and learn to connect with nature. I have listed out some of the most picturesque campgrounds in this country.

After months of being cooped up at home, you are no doubt itching to get back to the great outdoors. However, with no sign of a significant decrease in COVID-19 cases and the increased emphasis by health officials on maintaining physical distance and other safety measures, you need to keep yourself and others safe if you decide to plan a weekend camping trip.

Want to avoid any murmurs of “I’m bored” on your next camping trip? Add these printable games to your camping checklist! Simply print them out and take them with you — they’re about as easily packable as they come, and they’re fun too!

Try these campfire foil recipes when you want to spend less time cooking and more time doing “dadly” things with your kids

Come up with a camping checklist to enjoy a more relaxed weekend with your kids

Coming up with some fun camping ideas for kids can make or break a camping trip

Decide on a theme and you’ll quickly discover campsites for kids that fit your group

Finding the best campfire sticks for roasting marshmallows and for lighting a fire

Coming up with camping recipes for a crowd will ensure that no kids pile around your campsite when chow-time comes along

Keep kids entertained with these three funny campfire camps for kids of all ages

Do the dirty work ahead of time and prepare a “camping with kids checklist” for your group

Remember coolers and storage when you’re choosing food to take camping

Create your camping supply list in advance so that you don’t have to call in reinforcements at the last minute