Camping

For the Idaho newbies, or maybe the folks that haven't left the house in a while who need a reminder... Here are 5 amazing ways to spend your summer weekends in Idaho.

Glamping provides certain creature comforts but in my opinion this is the best way to enjoy all that nature has to offer.

A heartwarming ad appears on Boise's Craigslist.

Stick to Lake Lowell in Nampa, or maybe just stay home altogether, and this is why...

It is National Camping Month! Idahoans are thrilled! It has to be the best month of the year. If you like to go camping you probably already know some if not all of these "hacks" but if you don't hopefully they can help you out on your next trip.

I understand the discomfort that growth has caused us and I get why some of us are mad.

Another thing that makes this whole thing special, the tents are kid and pet friendly. Bring the whole family for a fun filled glamping trip. There is a great romantic feel to these also, so a planned weekend away from the kids would be a great option too. Just sayin'

If the lack of electricity and running water are why you hate camping, these beautiful tents might be an easy way to ease into things!

We now know that the camper that saved their lives was not just for camping but was their only home. The couple, Nicki and Steve now they have to rebuild their lives.

While the recent snow in the Treasure Valley is beautiful I am more than ready for warm sunny summer to head on back. I miss paddle boarding and camping the most and am eager to experience some new places in Idaho for my summer adventures.