Pop up camping

Robert took a neglected, old pop up camper and completely restored it from the ground up. You have to see this amazing pop up camper remodel to believe it!

This pop-up camper makeover cost less than $200 and is bright, airy, and ready for summer! Photo from Rice Camp Blog

This pop up camper remodel has all the makings of a peaceful family retreat. We love the calming color scheme and durable fabrics and paint choices.

Adding a tile backsplash to your camper is a simple and inexpensive way to completely transform your RV's kitchen area.

We have a lot of storage space in our pop up. In fact, you might remember I did a post here about how we added doors to our dinette storage area so we could access the space easily. How could we possibly need MORE storage space, right? Well, after our two-week road trip, we realized …

With a modest budget and some hard work, Lisa turned a tired 2004 Fleetwood Sedona pop up camper into a gorgeous little oasis.

Jess's pop up camper makeover is stylish and chic. It epitomizes the spirit of glamping without being overly girly or feminine.

With a little money and some hard work, Jennifer gave her tired popup camper a fun new look. You won't believe what a difference paint and fabric can make!

I love camping with our kids. We feel so refreshed after spending some time out in nature and away from the TV and cell phones. Camping with kids can be tricky, though, and I remember our first road trip in the tent. We had so much fun, but it was also so much work. I …

I love this next reader feature, because it was a family affair. Anytime I hear that the whole family was involved in the remodel process, it really makes me happy. Our kids weren’t a part of the remodel (although I wish they had been), but they definitely get to put in their time cranking up …