Blogs

At over 200,000 miles, Rob from Revere Overland’s 11 year old Toyota 4Runner has required little beyond scheduled maintenance, despite traveling some of the roughest terrain in the United States.

Just because the colder months are coming in doesn’t mean you have to sit at home and stop exploring. Winter camping can be just as fun as summer camping if you know what you’re doing. Being prepared for whatever unpredictable winter weather can throw at you is key to camping and keeping warm no matter the climate.

As one of our first REDARC team members on the ground in the US, you may have seen Erich’s Tacoma out and about across the eastern states. We caught up with Erich to find out a bit about him, so you can get to know one of the people that represents REDARC across the US.

From sandy beaches to quiet forests, no matter what type trip you’re after, we have picked out a few spots to check out on your next getaway.

Is it time for your and the family to do hit the road? Discover what 12v gear the Blonde Nomads use to keep them on the road 365 days a year.

With free camping and boondocking becoming increasingly popular, REDARC are here to help get your setup off-grid ready.

Adding solar to your camping setup is one of the easiest and most efficient ways to put that extra bit of power back into your batteries.

Whether it’s a weekend getaway or weeks on the road, doesn’t mean you have to be stuck eating boring sausages. REDARC are talking camp meal planning with Campers Pantry.

Looking to install an onboard power system with a DC Charger? Make sure you don't get caught out with bad earth connections on your truck.

After more than 1,695 days on the road MAK, Owen and their cat Luna are experts at living on the road and off-grid. They’ve had their fair share of rigs and have gotten travelling full time down to an art. We had a chat to MAK and Owen about their current 2019 Toyota Tundra setup.

With so many people looking to get out and explore the country, overlanding and boondocking is becoming increasingly common. It’s easy to see why; secluded campsites in the middle of nowhere, no phone reception, no one else around for miles and it doesn’t cost you anything. If you’re looking to get into boondocking, one of the most common upgrades people do is going from a single battery to a dual battery system.

After living in a van full time for over four years, Scott from Comes With A View and The Wanderful knows a thing or two about vanlife. With his new van build in the works, we reached out to find out exactly how Scott goes about planning his new van builds and what modifications he trusts while living off-grid.