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Camping alone is one of the greatest adventures. For many, it allows time to reflect, grow, and slow down in a world that always seems to be going a mile a minute. Whether car camping with a tent or heading out with your Four Wheel Camper alone for the first time, we’ve helped compile a list to ensure your trip is both safe & successful. 1. Text Someone Your Locations & Upcoming Plans  One of the golden rules of safe solo traveling and camping is to always let someone know where you are and where you’re going. This can include sharing your complete trip itinerary with GPS coordinates of each planned camping spot. If you are unsure if you will Read More…

The Project M may be our most minimalist truck camper option, but that’s doesn’t mean you can’t deck it out and turn it into a beastly adventure rig! If planning to adventure hard and travel light, here are our top recommendations for this truck topper: Camp Stove  Some people say that a camping trip is only as good as the food, and we say we couldn’t agree more! The Project M is the perfect setup to relax at camp, cook on the tailgate, and take in the surrounding views. Depending on budget and space, there are numerous options to choose from when it comes to camp stoves, from collapsible backpacking stoves to two-burner setups.  Portable Power Station  Get prepped to Read More…

The first time I visited Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge, I felt like I had traveled back in time to the Wild West. I was blown away by the vastness of the Sonoran desert grassland, and the next morning I was treated to some of the most incredible alpenglow I’ve ever seen on the Baboquivari Mountains. It was at that exact moment that I fell madly in love with the place. On my final day, I bumped into two seasonal U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service volunteers, and I left feeling inspired. I returned a few months later to document their work for Arizona Highways — and to spend several days volunteering with Friends of Buenos Aires Wildlife Refuge (Friends of Read More…

Wyoming is home to some of the most diverse and expansive natural areas in the country. From family-friendly campgrounds at the base of the Grand Tetons to rough and rugged adventures in the backcountry of the Big Horn mountains, there is no shortage of scenic campsites in Wyoming. When driving through and looking to elevate your camp experience, here are our top recommendations for scenic campsites Wyoming.  1. Colter Bay Campground  One can never go wrong when camping in Grand Teton National Park, but Colter Bay’s location and proximity to lakes, hiking trails, and wildlife puts it at the top of our list. Because it is located within the national park, it is essential to book as early as possible Read More…

Preparing for unexpected situations while exploring is the first step to adventuring safely with your Four Wheel Camper. While we get you equipped for the road, we also want to ensure you’re prepped for the road. Here are our seven most important tools for off-roading if you are a beginner. 1. Tire Repair Kit  One of the most common accidents during off-roading is flat or damaged tires. If you unexpectedly puncture your tire, the repair kit can temporarily patch the hole until you can return and get it repaired. Before you head out for the first time, you should also ensure you research and know how to perform all the steps correctly with the kit. 2. Satellite GPS Satellite GPS’ Read More…

There’s something special about a road trip. When you pack up the last of your belongings and head into the unknown, a rare sense of freedom and adventure appears at your fingertips. Some nights you will spend under the canvas of a million stars, while others may be a quick overnight stop in a convenient parking space. Either way, stories will be had, and memories will be made.  At Four Wheel Campers, we’re here not only to help get you equipped for the road but also to provide the tools to make your adventures as epic and stress-free as possible. Our experts have combined a list of the best apps to find campsites & overnight stays, whether boondocking in your Read More…

The  open road. Nothing compares to that feeling of freedom when the windows are down and there is only open road in front of you. I love plotting out my route: finding the best parks to hit up, places to camp, obscure historical spots to visit, and a few hot springs to soak in. Usually, a road trip with me requires packing the car with all of the camping gear: tent, sleeping bags, cooking gear, sleeping pad, cooler, etc.—the whole shebang. So if  I’ve left enough room for the passengers I’ve done a good job. Even with all of the work that goes into a camping road trip, I’d never considered RV camping. I really enjoy pitching my tent, and the Read More…