Why You May Get Turned Away From An RV Park If Your RV Is Too Old
If you have an old RV or purchased one secondhand, you may not be able to access every RV park - even if your rig is in great shape. Here's why.
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Stories By Nina Phillips
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These DIY Light-Up Logs Will Add Some Rustic Whimsy To Your Outdoor Space
Getting creative with your outdoor space doesn't have to cost a lot. In fact, you can transform spare logs into rustic yard lights with only a few tools.
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Keep Your Plants Hydrated With This Genius DIY Raised Garden Bed Idea
It can be overwhelming to water a large garden. This DIY raised garden bed project is simple to build and is a stress-free way to care for your plants.
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Why You Should Consider Growing Creeping Juniper If You Have A Sloped Yard
It can be irritating to deal with soil erosion caused by a sloped yard. An easy fix to this problem is planting creeping juniper as ground cover.
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Turn An Old Cooler Into Rustic Porch Décor With This Thrifty DIY
You may have difficulty finding a plastic cooler that matches the rustic aesthetic of your patio. Luckily, this simple DIY project can make any cooler stylish.
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TikTok's Clever Hack Only Requires Seed And Toilet Paper To Fix Up Empty Lawn Patches
A viral trend on TikTok has recently offered a solution for empty patches on lawns. All you need are some grass seeds, water, and toilet paper.
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How To Spot A Costa's Hummingbird (& Where You'd Likely Find Them)
Costa's hummingbirds are colorful little creatures
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Make Propagating Your Plants Easier With This Dollar Tree DIY Idea
Are you running out of space in your home? You can still create a plant-filled oasis by suctioning this Dollar Tree item on flat surfaces for plant propagation.
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3 Ways You Can Save Money Camping Through The KOA
Camping at a KOA is a safe and convenient way to explore the outdoors. While booking a spot can be pricey, here are our money-saving tips to remember.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Trying The Gatorade Hummingbird Feeder Hack
You may have noticed a trend of folks using Gatorade in their hummingbird feeders. Here are the reasons why this is a poor idea and what you should use instead.
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The Trendy And Budget-Friendly Alternative To Installing A Pool In Your Backyard
Installing a pool can be costly. If you're looking for a trendy way to cool off without breaking the bank, consider repurposing this popular farming staple.
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The Patio Material You'll Want To Select If You Get A Lot Of Snow
You want to choose a patio material for the winter that will last without having to be replaced. Here's what to pick if you get a lot of snow.
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Hummingbirds Will Be Flocking To Your Yard With The Help Of This Stunning Red Flower
Pint-sized and speedy, hummingbirds can be a delight to watch. If you want to attract more of these pollinators, try planting this vibrant red flower.
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Make Your RV Lights Look Cozier With This Simple DIY Lampshade
Overhead lighting can be garish - even in your RV. To spruce up your RV's interior and make it feel more cozy and welcoming, try making this easy DIY lampshade.
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Transform Your Old Teapot Into A Stunningly Rustic Outdoor Water Feature
Taking one of your favorite teapots and transforming it into a unique water feature for your yard can be a great way to display it. Here's how to do it.
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Attract More Hummingbirds To Your Garden With These Nest Box Building Tips
If you want to attract more hummingbirds to your yard, the steps you should take are slightly different than that for other birds. Here are the steps to take.
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It's A Terrible Idea To Plant Tomatoes Next To Corn In Your Garden - Here's Why
Companion planting is vital to a thriving garden. Planting tomatoes next to corn will adversely affect your crops and, instead, attract unwanted interlopers.
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Upgrade Your Halloween Porch Decor With This Pool Noodle Ghost DIY
It's always fun to decorate your porch for Halloween, but it can be pricey. For a low-cost option, try making this pint-sized ghost from an old pool noodle.
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Our 5 Fall-Favorite Recipes For Cozy Campfire Meals
Cozy campfire meals are some of the most enjoyable parts of camping, especially when the weather cools off. Here are five of our favorite fall recipes.
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The All-In-One Kitchen You Can Buy For Your Van/camper Life
This all-in-one kitchen you can buy for your van/camper life may be good for you if you like to easily cook wherever you are, but it also has its drawbacks.
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If Rabbits Are Destroying Your Garden, Try These Rabbit-Resistant Plants
Rabbits are certainly cute, but they can also destroy your garden. If you're trying to get rid of them, try some of these rabbit-resistant plants.
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Outdoor Enthusiasts Will Love These Incredible Apps
Phones don't have to be a distraction on your adventures - they can make your experiences better. Here are some incredible apps for outdoor enthusiasts.
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These Apps Can Help Keep You Safe While Exploring The Outdoors
Nobody is immune to accidents, even seasoned hikers. If you ever find yourself in an emergency while outside, these safety apps are handy to have on your phone.
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Self-Defense Essentials Every Solo Traveler Should Own
When planning a solo trip, it's easy to forget a few things. Your safety should come first, so remember to pack all of these self-defense essentials.
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Believe It Or Not, A Certain Snake Species Hunts In Packs
Despite what used to be accepted knowledge - that snakes hunt alone - certain species stalk their prey in packs. Here's what we know so far.
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These Types Of Birds Got Their Nickname By Starting Forest Fires On Purpose
We know that certain species of birds are pretty intelligent, including these types of birds that got their nickname due to their pyromaniac behaviors.
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What To Do If You Find Hornets In And Around Your Home
Getting rid of hornets on your property can be dangerous. Ian Williams, a Board-Certified Entomologist, explains how to handle these aggressive species.
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