For some campers, the appeal of a camping trip is to arrive at the destination, and relax unburdened by the encumberments of living in our complex, fast-paced society. Other campers, however, are looking for a camping trip that requires them to push their physical and mental limits, and improvise to deal with ever-changing conditions. It is for these campers that… Read more →
Snowdonia National Park was the first national park in Wales, formed in 1951. With 832 square miles of beautiful terrain and 37 miles of coast-line, Snowdonia National Park is a small, quaint national park. The park is a living and working area for over 26,000 people. This creates a unique landscape, one beautiful and pristine, but one that serves purpose,… Read more →
Since its first successful ascent in 1889, Mount Kilimanjaro has been a popular destination of climbers from all over the world with an estimated 25,000 ascending the mountain per year. Here are 20 interesting facts you might not know about Kilimanjaro: At an elevation of 19,341 feet (5,895 m) Kilimanjaro is the tallest mountain on the continent of Africa, and… Read more →
National parks have long been a favorite vacation destination for families all over the United States. Since 1872 — the year President Ulysses S. Grant signed the legislation that created Yellowstone National Park — the parks system has grown to encompass 84 million acres of preserved wilderness across the nation, and is now one of the country’s most cherished institutions…. Read more →
Camping in the winter is a challenge, but it’s incredibly rewarding if you prepare properly and choose the right campsite. If you’re trying to choose a site for your next winter camping trip, here are some great places to get started. These 10 parks feature great winter activities and breathtaking sights for outstanding camping experiences. 1. Wild River State Park… Read more →
May 1 marked the the 50 year anniversary of Jim Whittaker’s ascent as the first American to reach the summit of Mt. Everest, and to commemorate it National Geographic’s Adventure Blog created the video, “50 Years on Everest – Climbers’ Candid Thoughts on the State of the World’s Tallest Peak.” The video is composed of clips from interviews of nine… Read more →
The late fall and early winter months are an ideal time of year to enjoy the outdoors. The leaves have turned. Crowds have diminished. And many of our favorite rivers and lakes have water levels that are ideal for fishing, camping and other outdoors recreation. But the late fall and early winter seasons can also provide plenty of obstacles. The… Read more →
Congratulations to our winners of the 12 Days of Christmas Giveaway! We hope you enjoy your holidays with some brand new Eureka! camping gear.Check out our winners… Day 1: Darrin D. Day 2: David O. Day 3: Larry S. Day 4: Julie H. Day 5: Mark A. Day 6: Steve W. Day 7: Michelle C. Day 8: Rhonda W. Day… Read more →
Enter the 12 Tents of Christmas Giveaway Here! OR Enter to Win on our Facebook Page Check out the incredible prize packages: Day 1: (1) Midori Solo tent-$129.90 (1) Singlis pad-$49.90 (1) DualTemp sleeping bag-$99.90 (1) NiteGuide flash light-$49.99 Day 2: (1) Taron 2 tent-$169.90 (2) Singlis pads-$49.90 each (2) DualTemp sleeping bags-$99.90 each (1) Magic 125 lantern-$39.99 Day 3:… Read more →
With nature reserves like the Joshua Tree National Park and Mount Tamalpais State Park, it’s no surprise that California is a destination of choice for many hikers and other outdoor enthusiasts. As with any location, California has its own unique set of dangers to watch out for when camping, and among them are the state’s native snakes. Of California’s 33… Read more →
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