RV Camping: Preparing For Your Journey Posted on June 22, 2016 by Mountain House Comments There’s nothing like the feeling of hitting the open road in a well-equipped RV, whether it’s a trusty little trailer or a whale-sized Class A: You’re free and footloose as they come, equipped with everything you need for weeks or months tooling around interstates and backroads alike. Whether you’re going to hop between two or three developed RV parks or campgrounds for the summer, or you’re striking out for some open-ended boondocking in the backlands, make sure you’re adequately packed and prepared. Give this basic RV-camping checklist a gander, and make sure that on-the-go pantry’s got plenty of Mountain House … Continue reading →
5 Reasons to Go Camping This Weekend Posted on August 11, 2015 by Mountain House Comments According to the Outdoor Foundation, camping is one of America’s favorite pastimes with more than 40 million people heading out in 2014. If you’re having trouble getting away from the hassle and hustle that modern living brings, here’s 5 reason make a break for it and go camping.
10 Things You Might Not Know about Mountain House Posted on April 23, 2015 by Mountain House Comments Mountain House has been a staple for backpackers, campers and emergency preparation experts for nearly 50 years. Most people know that Mountain House food is delicious, but here are 10 things that might surprise you:
5 Backpacking Hacks for Your Next Outdoor Adventure Posted on April 20, 2015 by Mountain House Comments Try Out These Simple Backpacking Tips Out On Your Next Adventure Here are 5 video tips that might make your next backpacking adventure that much easier!
Mountain House Forecasts Potentially Soggy Future for Major Survival Food Brands Posted on April 2, 2015 by Mountain House Comments Third Party Study Finds Shocking Levels of Packaging Permeability in Many Well-Known Survival Food Brands Albany, Ore. – April 2, 2015 – Yet another study casts doubt on shelf life claims made by major survival food brands. Hot on the heels of the most comprehensive oxygen study in the industry, this new study – also conducted by Fres-co System USA, Inc. – compares Water Vapor Transfer Rates (WVTR) of various brands of outdoor and survival food sold in pouches, which are often bundled into bucket kits. The Water Vapor Transfer Rate of the packaging material is a critical factor in … Continue reading →
