Never have I ever needed a vacation as much as at the end of 2020, when we booked our trip to RV Camp in the Florida Keys. One can only self-soothe by compulsively cooking up Meyer lemon recipes for so long. (I skipped the toilet hoarding and sourdough phase of 2020 and went straight to the random citrus varieties if that tells you much about how dire our stress level was.)

Here’s everything you need to know about RV camping in the Florida Keys before you go. From where to camp, what to bring, and what to do, I’ve got you covered.

One minute you’re cruising along the highway with your camper in tow for some epic adventure, and then next thing you know, you either see your Airstream Basecamp window go sailing off in your wake or you stop for some reason and discover your Basecamp door’s window vanished like a bad Tinder date.

SPOILER ALERT: there’s a recall on the 2017 Airstream Basecamp door’s window. This was 100% news to us, despite the research Logan had done prior to our purchase.

Wondering what to do when the window falls off your Airstream Basecamp? This one’s for you.

Two of my favorite things: beer and goats. (You may recall my infatuation with goat yoga?) This past weekend, we took our Airstream Basecamp out to Sideways Farm & Brewery for our first Harvest Host stay! Sideways Farm & Brewery is an adorable micro-farm that specializes in creative small-batch craft beer that gains its carbonation from local honey.

Harvest Host stays are short and sweet, so for today’s post I’m giving you the play-by-play. Read on for 24 Hours at Sideways Farm & Brewery, and how to make the most of your trip.

Amidst the gloom of last year, we found a ray of sunshine: we reconnected with nature in a pretty major way (never had so many bug bites in my life) and are now the proud owners of an Airstream Basecamp!

Read about our first Airstream Basecamp Adventure at Swamp Dog Farms, complete with some surprisingly social turkeys.