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Induction cooktops have become the darling of greener RVing, cutting the hassle and emissions involved with traditional gas stoves and better complementing all-electric camper van designs. Given their power draw, however, they’re not portable enough fo… Continue reading Newr battery-powered induction cooktop cuts cord on clean camp cooking
People camping in tents are expected to “rough it” a bit, but … if they have a battery-powered heating and air conditioning system right beside them, why not use it? That’s the thinking behind Campstream One, which mooches off the user’s electric vehic… Continue reading Campstream One uses a Tesla or Rivian to heat or cool your tent
To cap or not to cap – it’s a question that virtually every pickup truck owner has asked at some point, and there’s no right answer. A cap over the bed offers locked, weatherproof security you simply can’t get with an open bed. But it limits what you c… Continue reading Gaia pop-up pickup cap offers hard-shell security with open bed space
Mosquitos are most active at night, which is when campers need light and are most likely to be charging gadgets. The Evo Repel was designed with these facts in mind, as it combines an electric mosquito repeller, flashlight and power bank in one device…. Continue reading Evo Repel combines a mosquito repeller, flashlight and power bank
It’s just not camping without the campfire, but seasonal burning restrictions can stamp out any hopes of building a fire outside, or even inside, an official campground. Gas fire pits are a good alternative, often allowed under wood-fire bans, but they… Continue reading Collapsible gas fire pit packs small to bring safe campfire anywhere
In mid-July, Elon Musk announced on the service formerly known as Twitter the completion of the first production Cybertruck. With a backlog of reservation holders, there’s bound to be some pent-up demand for accessories and upgrades, something the exis… Continue reading With Tesla Cybertruck on the way, Space Campers shows its pop-up RV
A few years ago, Dutch startup Ventje made an immediate name for itself in the world of Volkswagen camper vans with a unique floor plan quite unlike the average. In fact, it didn’t take long for the ultra-flexible transforming van to bring home a Red D… Continue reading Ventje plugs its cozy camper van package into all-electric VW ID. Buzz
A rugged, Aussie-style canopy born in America, the Dirtbox Expedition Series flatbed system is a fast-modding, adaptable adventure box. Using a series of purpose-built accessories, along with a frame made from ultra-versatile L-track, the canopy easily… Continue reading Dirtbox camper turns Jeep or F-150 into adaptable adventure multitool
As interesting as large, luxurious, amenity-stuffed RVs can be, there’s something beautiful about a simple, lightweight midsize truck camper loaded with modular components for backcountry camping. It’s light, off-roadable and ready to camp anywhere, be… Continue reading Isuzu concept camper pickup with spin-out ARB kitchen becomes a reality
Two years ago, Winnebago elated aspiring camper van adventurers by sliding downmarket with the Solis Pocket, an 18-foot (5.5-m) camper van that ducked under the $100,000 rope to become the company’s most affordable Class B offering. While it’s since ri… Continue reading Winnebago’s entry camper van gains 3-day off-grid power & multi lounge