RV and RV Supplies, Tips, Advice and more!

Your Source for RVs and Supplies & Tips for RV, Camping and Outdoor Sports

Camping Offroad RV

ROADSIDE EMERGENCY KITS

Nothing takes the fun out of a road trip like car trouble! While serious problems usually require a visit to a mechanic (always a good idea before setting out on a long trip), emergencies can still happen. Maybe you picked up a nail where you stopped for dinner; it’s now dark and raining and you have a flat tire. Or your twelve-year-old didn’t close the car door, and the battery ran down during your all-day hike. An emergency kit geared to cars can be invaluable for roadside trouble.

Lifeline Road AAA Emergency Car Kit

This 42-piece kit will get you through the basic mishaps. For your car, the kit includes booster cables, a screwdriver, duct tape, and assorted fuses. For you, there’s a flashlight, a poncho, a safety vest, and a first aid kit. All of this plus a car care guide comes in a compact carry bag with the AAA logo on the side.

Orion Extreme Weather Roadside Emergency Kit

In the winter a simple roadside emergency can expand into a survival issue. Severe cold, icy conditions or falling snow can leave you stranded in a cold car for hours. The Orion Extreme Weather kit addresses this issue by combining car emergency tools with gear to keep you warm. Included in the kit are flares, a reflective triangle, one pair of jumper cables, a multi-function tool, and a flashlight. There are four hand warmers, two blankets, two water pouches, and two candles with matches, as well as a safety vest and a poncho. A full first aid kit rounds out the supplies.

Combination Survival/Road Kits

If you prefer to have all your safety and survival gear in one place, consider a combination survival/road kit. These include a three-day/72-hour supply of food and water, basic survival gear, and emergency roadside equipment. You can make one yourself by combining a survival kit and a road kit, storing it all together in one package. Or check out some pre-assembled versions, such as the Mountain Road Warrior Emergency Kit or the Auto Survival Kit from Survival Solutions.

Coleman Pop Up Campers and Trailers

Pop up campers are folding trailers, lightweight RV units with collapsible sides that allow for easy towing and storage.
read more...

Coleman Tent Trailer Reviews

Tent trailers, or pop up trailers, are small and lightweight recreation vehicles. Because the walls collapse (usually made from canvas or fiberglass) this makes the unit much easier to store, to tow and to park.
read more...

Tent Trailers, Pop Ups and RVs

What are the differences between tent trailers, pop up trailers and RVs? Pop up trailers and tent trailers are the same thing.
read more...

Camping Generators

While many camping enthusiasts enjoy the leave-it-all-at-home escape that camping offers, others aren’t as fond of roughing it.
read more...

Portable Generators

Portable generators are smaller, lighter, and quieter than ever. Digital technology has eliminated the need for the old flywheel and now converts the generated power directly to electricity.
read more...

Emergency Food Supply Kits

In an emergency everything seems worse if you’re hungry. Dealing with all the details combined with stress and anxiety will take their toll in a hurry if you’re physically run down, too.
read more...

Animal Emergency Kits

Most dogs love to be outside. They love to go along on camping trips or hikes or walks on the beach. If you take your dog along on these outings you’re giving it a real treat. You bring along the right food and plenty of water almost automatically.
read more...

If you have a suggestion for an article you'd like to see here, simply let us know.