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Whether you’re serving a hungry family or sharing with a group of friends, this satisfying meal is something that provides nearly universal appeal DIRECTIONS: 1. Prepare campfire coals. Set aside around 20 prepared hot coals. 2. Wrap cold (but fully cooked) tortillas in aluminum foil.

One of the best things about being on the road is the chance to unplug and just be. To escape into nature, connect with friends and loved ones, explore new places, bond over a board game, and, of course, get lost in a great book.

Whether you’re heading to the high country, a picturesque waterfront campsite, or basking beneath wide-open spaces with never-ending stars, as the sun drops low and the temperatures drop, you may start feeling the call of a warming fire. The crackling logs and glow of dancing

When it’s getting hot out there! When temperatures soar through the summer, especially if you’re taking an extended trip in your RV, one of the most important aspects of staying safe and comfortable is ensuring your food stays cool and fresh. Plus, an ice-cold beverage

Who says lunch has to be boring? If you’re hanging out around the campfire in the afternoon, nachos are a sure crowd pleaser that’s so fast and simple to throw together especially if you have a Dutch oven. With layers of gooey cheese, energy, and

At the end of the day, it’s a special treat to enjoy something sweet around the campfire. This Dutch Oven Apple Cobbler is as American as, well, apple pie and perhaps even more delicious. The warm, spiced apple filling topped with a buttery topping is