Author: Shalee

These days, it’s not uncommon to work nomadically from the road. Many of our Four Wheel Camper family bought their rigs just for that – to work wherever, whenever!  It’s a beautiful thing to work remotely from all corners of the world, but it also requires a fair amount of self-management and dedication. Plus, there are quite a few tricks you’ll learn along the way to make life easier! Whether new to the road life or looking to ease your current work situation, here are our biggest remote work tips for nomads 1. Have reliable power solutions  This is a big one! When building your Four Wheel Camper, talk with the sales team if you plan to be fully remote Read More…

Strapping on your mountain bikes to your Four Wheel Camper is easy, making it the perfect rig setup to go out and explore the best mountain biking the States offer! Whether planning a road trip and wanting to hit some trails along the way or researching weekend adventures in your rig, we’re giving you the best states for mountain biking & top trail recommendations for your upcoming adventure. Happy biking!  1. Colorado  Colorado is a mecca for mountain bikers, offering everything from high-altitude trails to technical descents. Areas like Crested Butte, Durango, and Fruita are internationally recognized for their well-maintained, diverse trail systems. Crested Butte, considered one of the birthplaces of mountain biking, offers breathtaking alpine views and challenging rides Read More…

A day spent catching salmon is always considered a great day for anglers. And although Alaska is famous for its salmon fishing, there are many places in the United States that offer world-class salmon fishing. If you’ve been looking to plan that picture-perfect salmon fishing trip in your Four Wheel Camper, we’ve got all the best recommendations for you!  Here’s a guide to some of the best spots across the country. 1. Alaska This one shouldn’t surprise anyone! When it comes to salmon fishing, Alaska is unparalleled. With its vast wilderness and pristine waters, it’s a haven for salmon enthusiasts. A road trip up to Alaska in your pop up truck camper is a once-in-a-lifetime trip we always recommend.  2. Read More…

Camping on public land has become increasingly popular for those traveling in truck campers, vans, and RVs. We love to see so many people exploring the great outdoors, but there are also important rules and regulations to know when camping on these protected lands. An educated traveler is the best kind of traveler!  The first thing to know before going out and camping on public land is to understand the four main types of public land:  The types of camping and public use allowed differ greatly based on what type of public land you are on. For example, camping outside of designated campgrounds & permitted backcountry locations in National Parks is strictly prohibited, while it is welcome in many national Read More…

It’s so easy to let our minds wander to the luxuries of living on the road full-time–the slow mornings making coffee in the Utah desert, sleeping under the stars in the Sierra Nevada. When you start traveling, all those moments are just as magical as they sound, but there are also some not-so-magical moments centered around day-to-day logistics.  Living in a house or apartment, it’s so easy to take the simple task of a warm shower for granted. Many of those who live on the road in vans, truck campers, or RVs, a simple task of a shower suddenly takes some creative thinking.  If you’re gearing up for full-time travel or heading out for a few weeks in your pop Read More…

Southern Utah is a bucket-list destination for road-trippers. From the canyon walls of Zion National Park to the mountain biking trails of Moab, one could spend weeks here in a Four Wheel Camper and not do or see it all.  The average time spent on a Southern Utah road trip is 7-10 days. This is the perfect amount to get a taste of everything Utah has to offer while leaving plenty to explore in future trips.  Southern Utah Road Trip Itinerary  Day 1 – Zion National Park Zion National Park deserves an entire day to explore during your Utah road trip. The landscape & hikes are otherworldly.  In the summer, you are unable to drive through the park and will Read More…

Retirement often brings the luxury of time and the desire to explore new horizons. Many of our Four Wheel Camper family buy a truck camper for their upcoming retirement! For those who cherish the great outdoors, seeing our incredible National Parks in retirement is often one of the top bucket list items. However, the ideal park for retirees is one that combines ease of access, an abundance of campgrounds & lodges, and stunning scenery.  In this guide, we break down some of the best national parks for retirees, highlighting those with excellent full-facility campgrounds, easy hikes, and breathtaking roadside vistas. 1. Yellowstone National Park Yellowstone National Park is a haven for retirees. With its well-developed infrastructure and abundant amenities, it Read More…

Who doesn’t love parking their Four Wheel Camper on a scenic beach and setting up camp? Especially during the summer, there is no better feeling! For those looking to fall asleep to the sound of waves and wake up to stunning sunrises, beach campgrounds provide the perfect getaway. And no, we’re not just talking about ocean beaches!  Here are six beach campgrounds in the United States, whether on a lake or ocean, that offer epic views and unforgettable experiences. 1. Jalama Beach County Park, California Jalama Beach County Park is situated on a remote stretch of coastline, offering stunning views of the Pacific Ocean. Known for its rugged beauty, pristine sand, and dramatic cliffs, this campground is one of the Read More…

Looking for some exhilarating adventures in your Four Wheel Camper? Welcome to rock climbing! Contrary to popular belief (looking at you, Free Solo!), rock climbing is actually a very safe outdoor activity when practiced correctly. If you’ve been taking courses or learning to rock climb and are ready to take on the next step of outdoor rock climbing, we’ve got the perfect guide for you! Here are the best rock climbing crags for beginners in the United States:  Best Rock Climbing Crags for Beginners in the United States  Toprope vs. Sport vs. Trad Rock Climbing  You likely already know the difference between top rope, sport, and trad climbing, but here’s a quick refresher, as we use these terms throughout this Read More…

A fishing camping trip is something everyone should do in their lifetime – whether an avid angler or someone simply looking for a unique adventure.  We’ve already covered the best rivers in the United States to fly fish, and now it’s time to cover the details! When heading out on a fishing trip in your Four Wheel Camper, here is our full guide & what to pack:  What to Pack on a Fly Fishing Camping Trip  What to Pack For Clothing  The first step to packing for a fly fishing trip is to research where you are going. Will it be a hot, muggy summer fly-fishing trip? Are you heading to rivers in the chilled air of fall? Climate and Read More…

We’ve seen more and more surfers come up and join the Four Wheel Camper family. I mean, our slide-in campers DO make a perfect beachside surf setup. In honor of all our FWC surfers, we’ve decided to curate a list of the best surf spots in America.  Many of these beaches are also ideal for beginners, so if surfing is on your list, we’ve got you covered! From the iconic breaks of California to the hidden gems of the East Coast and the sun-drenched shores of Florida, here are our best surf spots in America to explore with your truck camper. Best Surf Spots in America in 2024  1. Malibu, California We know this first spot likely won’t surprise you Read More…

Congratulations, retiree!  Stepping into retirement is a big deal – the world is at your fingertips! You want to get out, explore, and make the most of all those years of hard work.  But often, people jump into retirement making a big purchase they regret down the road. Buying an RV is perhaps the biggest example of this. Sure a big, glamorous, RV seems like the perfect retirement purchase, but there are many limitations in an RV that lead retirees to sell them after buying them. Here are some of the biggest reasons you’ll regret getting an RV in retirement (and what you should buy instead!)  Reasons You’ll Regret an RV in Retirement  1. The Size  I mean, RVs are Read More…