While Nevada has a number of state parks, when it comes to camping, we have limited options near us. With the logistics of planning a camping trip taken into consideration, the one detail that makes camping at Nevada State Parks a gamble (no pun intended) is the fact that most of the campgrounds are first come first serve. Add to the equation that most of these first come first serve campgrounds are hours away from home, and you can see why these camping trips become a little

I can’t help but reflect on the progression that our camping adventures have taken over the years. From our initial camping trip in a small tent, sleeping on the ground in borrowed sleeping bags and cooking all our meals over a campfire in 40-degree weather; to a larger tent with room to stand and fit the added comfort of an air mattress, and enjoy the ease of a cooking on a portable camp stove; to the arrangements we have now. It has been a little over one year since we upg

Another rainy camping weekend, but compared to our previous storm, this weekend at Mt. Charleston provided an enjoyable mist of relaxation.

Having had our summer camping trips canceled, we were ready for a night under the stars and a scenic overlook at Hilltop was just the thing.

It was another exciting Saturday morning. Alarm set with the sun, a full tank of gas, and our destination set: the Grand Canyon.

Venturing to explore the beauty Joshua Tree National Park has to offer with the merging terrain of the Colorado and Mojave Deserts.

Adding to our list of camping escapades for 2022, we spent another Saturday morning ready for adventure to Zion National Park.

Saturday marked another relatively early weekend morning, for another camping trip venture to Death Valley National Park.

Death Valley, a park whose name is the epitome of warning, but in the winter it's a different story.

October is here and to celebrate, we kicked off the month with another camping adventure, this time taking in the scenes at Hilltop.