Some RVs and campers look good and offer all the essentials of home, while others redefine just how far we can take the whole idea of downsizing. Today's exploration falls into the latter category. A ...

Like a growing number of Americans, you might look back fondly on your younger days, strapping on a backpack and hiking into the woods for a weekend of camping adventures. But the days of sleeping on ...

Honda has spent decades building compact SUVs that quietly shuttle families through daily life, but its latest experiment aims to carry those same vehicles far beyond the pavement. With the new Base ...

Honda becomes the latest Japanese automaker to debut a micro-camper concept, this one celebrating the long-running success of its CR-V crossover. It's not a van, but the CR-V makes a convincing tiny ...

A rumor has been floating around that Honda is planning on manufacturing a motorhome set to be released sometime in 2025. Several videos have been posted on YouTube showcasing what appear to be stock ...

The Honda Base Station is a prototype camper trailer(!) that the automaker sounds pretty serious about selling. The core concepts are modularity, lightness, and “democratizing camping.” It’s not being ...

As fun as American and European small camper vans are, no one does a proper micro-camper quite like Asia, particularly Japan and South Korea. These adorable tiny rigs often wear a Honda badge, and the ...

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As more and more motorists look to venture beyond the beaten path, automakers are increasingly looking to cater their wanderlust in a bid to capitalize on the burgeoning market. Suffice to say, it’s ...

If there’s one barrier to RV’ing, it’s the heft and cost to the hobby. The other barrier, though, may be more difficult to overcome: your partner’s objection to spending leisure time in a cramped, ...

As many as 80 million Americans now go camping. And while many will simply hike in and hike out, millions more prefer a little bit of comfort along the trail. That’s given rise to a big market for ...