Category: Camping

One of the best parts about having a Four Wheel Camper is the ability to camp in remote regions, far from maintained campgrounds and RV parks. Our campers are built for those magical, off-the-grid adventures where you must rely on your own equipment & expertise. Many times, these adventures include camping on public lands, such as national forests, national recreation areas, or BLM land.  The term ‘boondocking’ is also referred to as ‘dispersed camping,’ which is a term given to camping on public lands outside of designated campsites. Boondocking campsites have no facilities such as water hookups, electricity, bathrooms, showers, fire rings, or picnic tables. This means that one must be fully self-sufficient when camping on these lands and, most Read More…

Dogs love to make themselves at home in our pop up truck campers, and hitting the road with your furry best friend is often a dream come true. But traveling with dogs comes with some added limitations in National Parks, which are highly protected due to their fragile environment and wildlife.  Each park has its own regulations designed to protect the environment, wildlife, and visitors. This can make it a little confusing when deciding what is and isn’t allowed for you and your furry friends. If traveling with your dog AND visiting national parks, here is everything you need to know about rules for pets in many of the major national parks around the United States:  General Rules for Dogs Read More…

Spending the holidays on the road is a certain kind of magic. Sure, it likely won’t look like a traditional holiday celebration, but that’s party of what makes it special! If you find yourself on the road for holidays this year and looking for a little culinary inspiration, we’ve curated a list of some of our favorite holiday recipes that are easy to throw together on the road, whether tent camping or spending the day in your truck camper. Minimal ingredients, maximum flavor, and simple cooking methods make these dishes perfect for your next adventure!  Easy Holiday Recipes to Make on the Road 1. No-Bake Dessert: Festive Reindeer Bites Add a touch of whimsy to your holiday adventures with these Read More…

California is a top road trip destination for obvious reasons, and it’s the perfect place to take your Four Wheel Camper, especially if you are getting it installed right here in Woodland, CA! Whether you are looking for the ultimate trip to kick off your new rig or a seasoned traveler looking for the next big adventure, here is our ultimate two-week itinerary through the Golden State. Two-Week California Road Trip Itinerary  Day 1-2: San Francisco If you’ve never visited San Francisco before, it’s worth a day or two to explore some of its famous landmarks like Alcatraz, Fisherman’s Wharf, or the Golden Gate Bridge. If the city isn’t your thing, head north to Bodega Dunes or go hiking through Read More…

If you’re planning a trip to a national park in 2025, it’s important to be aware of new and ongoing entry requirements. In an effort to manage increasing visitor numbers and protect the natural environment, several popular national parks have implemented reservation or timed entry systems. Entry permits and requirements started becoming popular across national parks after the pandemic when a surge of travelers started heading to open-air locations for vacation.  And as much as we love to see an influx of travelers enjoying the great outdoors, it has made visiting certain national parks a bit more difficult! Many of the most popular parks, such as Yosemite or Rocky Mountain National Park, now have timed entry requirements during the summer Read More…

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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: Updated 2025 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 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…

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…

The moment your pop up truck camper is set up, the fire is lit, and the stars arrive, is one of the best feelings, especially on those warm summer nights when you can watch the Milky Way for hours. It feels as if the world pauses and you can recognize how important the little moments are.  If you love star chasing in your pop up truck camper, you’ve come to the right place! Here are the best places to stargaze in the United States:  Best Places to Stargaze in the United States 1. Ruby Mountains Wilderness, Nevada  On a route note frequented by most western road trippers, the Ruby Mountain Wilderness is wild, remote, and stunning. It’s located just outside Read More…

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There’s nothing like a cold brew after a long day of travel. Better yet, there is nothing better than a cold brew at a brewery when your truck camper is only a few feet away!  If road trips and craft brews are two of your favorite things, this is the perfect Four Wheel Camper blog for you as we’re breaking down 8 breweries you can camp at across the country.  Breweries You Can Camp At in 2024 1. Ten Sleep Brewery, Wyoming  Located at the base of the Big Horn Mountains a couple of hours from Yellowstone National Park, Ten Sleep Brewery is the ideal spot to park your truck camper rig at the base of epic outdoor adventure. Opened Read More…