
Set Up, Tear Down: Tips, Trips & Campfire Tails - A Camping Podcast
by Tim Baronas
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Preparing for Rich's Retreat, First-Time Harvest Hosts Camping & Essential RV Upgrades
Jun 8, 2026
30m 20s
We Ignored the Check Engine Light to Make It to Disney
May 24, 2026
26m 28s
Dog Camping Gear That Actually Works | RV Life with Dogs
May 3, 2026
41m 30s
We Shopped Everywhere… Here’s What Actually Happened
Apr 20, 2026
51m 01s
This Listener Question Sparked a Camping Debate (State Parks vs Resorts)
Apr 8, 2026
42m 28s
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| 6/8/26 | ![]() Preparing for Rich's Retreat, First-Time Harvest Hosts Camping & Essential RV Upgrades | In Episode 10 of Camping with the Innies, we're deep into preparation mode as we get ready for our annual trip to Rich's Retreat, a longtime camping tradition hosted at Kristen's parents' backyard. Before we can kick back and enjoy the weekend, there are plenty of projects to tackle, and we're bringing you along for the journey.This week, we discuss the camper upgrades and RV maintenance tasks we've been working on to get road-ready. From reinforcing interior shelving to strengthening the rear bumper and preparing it to support a cargo basket carrying our generator, we're focused on making our travel trailer safer, more reliable, and better equipped for future adventures.We also talk about our first experience using Harvest Hosts and what we're expecting from this unique RV camping membership program. If you've ever considered staying at wineries, farms, breweries, or other Harvest Hosts locations, we share our thoughts on planning, preparation, and why we're excited to give it a try.As always, we dive into the realities of RV ownership, trip planning, and the unexpected projects that seem to appear before every camping trip. Whether you're a full-time RVer, weekend warrior, or just dreaming about life on the road, this episode offers practical insights, DIY camper modification ideas, and plenty of camping conversation.In This Episode: • Preparing for our annual Rich's Retreat camping trip • Our first-time experience planning a Harvest Hosts stay • Reinforcing camper shelves and storage areas • Strengthening the rear bumper for additional cargo capacity • Generator transportation and power planning • RV maintenance and pre-trip preparation tips • Travel trailer upgrades and DIY projects • Lessons learned from previous camping adventuresIf you enjoy RV camping, travel trailers, campground reviews, Harvest Hosts stays, DIY camper upgrades, camping with dogs, RV maintenance, and family camping adventures, be sure to subscribe and follow Camping with the Innieswherever you get your podcasts.Connect With Us:🌐 Website: https://www.campingwiththeinnies.com 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/camping_with_the_innies 📧 Email: info@campingwiththeinnies.comWe'd love to hear about your favorite Harvest Hosts experiences, RV modifications, and camping adventures! | 30m 20s | |
| 5/24/26 | ![]() We Ignored the Check Engine Light to Make It to Disney | This week on Set Up, Tear Down: Tips, Trips & Campfire Tails, we’re talking about the trip that almost went sideways before we even made it to Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground.Halfway to Disney, the truck threw a check engine light and started idling at crazy high RPMs. Instead of turning around, we convinced ourselves it could wait because the vacation was non-refundable and Run Disney weekend was already booked.Then we pulled into Fort Wilderness and heard a completely different problem — a brutal grinding noise coming from the brake drum. But not every trip turns into a full-blown mechanical adventure. Sometimes the best memories come from slowing down, enjoying the campground, and making the most of the unexpected moments along the way.The next morning we found ourselves sitting in an AutoZone parking lot getting a free code scan and trying to figure out whether we were dealing with a simple fix… or a financially devastating Disney vacation.From check engine lights to brake drum chaos, we’re sharing the warning signs we ignored, the roadside troubleshooting that followed, and the reality that every RV trip seems to come with at least one unexpected mechanical surprise.✉️ info@campingwiththeinnies.com🌐 www.campingwiththeinnies.com📸https://www.instagram.com/camping_with_the_innies?igsh=MTNud3JhMm9jeG1yeA==🔗 https://linktr.ee/Campingwiththeinnies | 26m 28s | |
| 5/3/26 | ![]() Dog Camping Gear That Actually Works | RV Life with Dogs | 🎙️ Episode 8 Show NotesDog Camping Gear That Actually Works | RV Life with DogsIf you’ve ever camped with a Shiba… you already know—you’re not in control.In this episode of Camping with the Innies, we’re breaking down the dog gear we actually use when camping with Monty and Gadget. No gimmicks, no overhyped products—just the gear that’s earned a permanent spot in our setup.From containment systems to comfort setups, feeding gear, and safety essentials, we’re walking through what works, what doesn’t, and what we’ve stopped bringing altogether.Whether you’re new to camping with dogs or looking to simplify your setup, this episode will help you focus on what actually matters.🐾 What We CoverThe 4 categories of dog camping gear (and how to think about what you bring)Why containment is the #1 priority—especially with dogs like Monty & GadgetThe difference between a dog that settles at camp vs. one that doesn’t (comfort setup matters more than you think)Simple, effective feeding and water systemsHow to build a functional campsite setup for your dogNighttime visibility and safety gear you shouldn’t skipThe “nice-to-have” items that actually make camping more fun🐕 Gear Categories We Break DownContainmentKeeping your dog secure at campComfortBeds, blankets, and creating a “home base”LogisticsFood, water, bowls, and keeping things simpleSafetyVisibility, environment awareness, and backup planning🔥 Our Biggest TakeawayCamping with dogs isn’t about bringing more gear—it’s about having the right system.When your dog is:SecureComfortableFed and hydratedSafeEverything else gets easier.🎒 Want to See What We Use?We’ve got all of our go-to gear listed here: 👉 https://linktr.ee/Campingwiththeinnies🐾 Follow Along🌐 Website: https://www.campingwiththeinnies.com 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/campingwiththeinnies💌 Got a Question?Have a product you swear by? Want us to review something on a future episode?Send it our way—we might feature it on the show.Info@campingwiththeinnies.com | 41m 30s | |
| 4/20/26 | ![]() We Shopped Everywhere… Here’s What Actually Happened | This week on Camping with the Innies, we’re talking about the camper buying process—and more importantly, where you buy.From corporate dealerships to Facebook Marketplace meetups, we went through it all before finally landing at a small mom-and-pop shop that completely changed our experience.We’re breaking down the pros, cons, and lessons learned along the way—so if you’re thinking about buying a camper, this episode might save you some time, money, and frustration.🌐 campingwiththeinnies.com 📸 Instagram: @campingwiththeinnies 📧 info@campingwiththeinnies.com | 51m 01s | |
| 4/8/26 | ![]() This Listener Question Sparked a Camping Debate (State Parks vs Resorts) | This week on Camping with the Innies, we’re diving into another listener question—this one comes from Greg in South Carolina—and it’s a good one: state parks or RV resorts?Are you all about quiet mornings, nature trails, and a simple campsite, or do you lean toward full hookups, pools, and planned activities?We’re sharing our experiences from both sides, the good, the bad, and the things we didn’t expect. From privacy and cost to convenience and crowd levels, we’re talking through what really matters when choosing where to stay. If you’ve ever wondered which type of camping fits your style (or your dog’s), this one’s for you.Whether you’re planning your next trip or just dreaming about it, Greg’s question might just help you decide—are you team state park or team resort?Got a question you want us to cover? Send it our way.🌐 Website: campingwiththeinnies.com📸 Instagram: @campingwiththeinnies📧 Email: info@campingwiththeinnies.comNew episodes drop regularly with tips, trips, gear talk, and plenty of campfire tales. | 42m 28s | |
| 3/24/26 | ![]() Camping with Dogs: The Good, The Bad & The Barking | Episode DescriptionCamping with dogs sounds like a great idea… and most of the time, it is.But no one really talks about the challenges — the barking at night, the new environments, travel day stress, and trying to keep them comfortable and safe in a camper.In this episode, Kristen joins the show as we talk about what it’s really like camping with dogs — the good, the bad, and the things we’ve learned along the way.We share our experiences, a few mistakes we’ve made, and tips that can help make your next camping trip with your dog a little smoother.If you’ve ever thought about bringing your dog camping — or already have — this one’s for you.In This EpisodeThe best parts of camping with dogsCommon challenges (and how to handle them)Travel day vs campground strugglesKeeping your dogs safe and comfortableTips for first-time dog campersConnect With Us🌐 Websitehttps://www.campingwiththeinnies.com📸 Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/campingwiththeinniesListener QuestionHave a camping question or topic you want us to cover?📧 Email us at:info@campingwiththeinnies.com | 31m 30s | |
| 3/10/26 | ![]() The Rocket Canceled Our Race… and Sent Us to Savannah | Sometimes the best trips are the ones that don’t go according to plan.What started as a trip to Florida’s Space Coast for a road race quickly changed when the race was rescheduled due to a scheduled rocket launch… that later ended up getting canceled anyway.Instead of heading south, we pivoted and turned the weekend into a birthday trip for Kristen. We packed up the camper and headed to CreekFire RV Resort just outside Savannah, Georgia, and spent the weekend exploring the historic streets of downtown Savannah.In this episode, we talk about our stay at CreekFire RV Resort, walking through Savannah’s famous historic squares, and why sometimes the best RV trips are the ones that happen after your plans completely change.In This EpisodeHow a rocket launch changed our travel plansTurning the weekend into a birthday trip for KristenOur stay at CreekFire RV ResortCampground amenities and overall experienceWalking around Historic Downtown SavannahWhat surprised us about SavannahWould we go back?Campground We Stayed AtCreekFire RV Resort – Savannah, GAhttps://www.creekfirervresort.com/CreekFire is a full-service RV resort just outside Savannah featuring full hookup sites, a pool, lazy river, clubhouse, and easy access to downtown Savannah.Places MentionedHistoric Savannah, Georgiahttps://www.visitsavannah.com/Savannah is known for its historic squares, Spanish moss-covered oak trees, walkable downtown, and vibrant riverfront.Connect With Us🌐 Websitehttps://www.campingwiththeinnies.com📸 Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/campingwiththeinnies🎧 Podcasthttps://rss.com/podcasts/set-up-tear-down-tips-trips-campfire-tails/Listener Questions / ContactHave a camping question or a topic you’d like us to cover on a future episode?📧 Email us at:info@campingwiththeinnies.comWe’d love to hear from you!Listen & SubscribeIf you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and leave a review. It helps other campers and RV travelers find the show. | 38m 20s | |
| 2/22/26 | ![]() Towing a Travel Trailer: Setup, Safety & Weight Distribution | What’s the real difference between towing with and without a weight distribution hitch?In this episode of Set Up, Tear Down: Tips, Trips & Campfire Tails, we answer our first listener question about towing a travel trailer and understanding weight distribution hitches.Zack from Massachusetts wrote in asking how weight distribution affects towing safety — and whether it really makes a difference on the road.We break down:What happens when you tow without a weight distribution hitchRear squat and front axle unloadingHow tongue weight impacts steering and brakingHow a properly set up hitch improves stabilityChoosing the right weight distribution hitch for your setupWhy setup matters more than brandThis episode is based on personal experience and real-world towing. As always, consult your travel trailer owner’s manual and your hitch manufacturer’s instructions for your specific setup.If you’re new to towing or just want to better understand your rig, this episode will help you feel more confident behind the wheel.📬 Connect With UsEmail: info@campingwiththeinnies.comInstagram: @campingwiththeinniesWebsite: www.campingwiththeinnies.comFollow along on Instagram to see our travels as they happen.⭐ Enjoying the Show?Follow the podcast and leave a rating on Apple Podcasts — it helps other campers find us. | 29m 01s | |
| 2/8/26 | ![]() A Busy Weekend at River’s End Campground on Tybee Island | Coastal Camping, River’s End Campground & Traveling with DogsIn this episode of Set Up, Tear Down: Tips, Trips & Campfire Tails, we talk about camping on Tybee Island, staying at River’s End Campground, and what it’s really like traveling and camping with dogs during a busy event weekend.Recorded after returning home, Tim and Kristen reflect on their recent coastal camping trip with Monty and Gadget. We focus on campground life, the dog-friendly atmosphere, and how River’s End feels when the island is buzzing with activity.The Run Fest 5K was part of the weekend — and yes, the dogs ran too (no PRs were harmed in the making of this episode) — but this conversation is less about racing and more about day-to-day camp life, slowing down under the awning, and navigating a lively campground with two Shiba Inus.If you enjoy honest camping conversations, real travel experiences, and stories about camping with dogs, this episode is for you.Connect With Us📧 Email: info@campingwiththeinnies.com📸 Instagram: @camping_with_the_innies🌐 Website: www.campingwiththeinnies.comFollow along on Instagram to see our travels as they happen.Enjoying the Podcast?Follow the show and leave a rating— it helps other campers find us. | 32m 00s | |
| 1/30/26 | ![]() From Set Up to Tear Down: How It All Began | Welcome to the very first episode of Set Up, Tear Down: Tips, Trips & Campfire Tails.In this episode, Tim kicks things off by sharing how camping became part of his life — from early island camping trips and tent adventures, to fifth wheels, DIY camper builds, and eventually settling into their current setup.You’ll hear how the idea for this podcast came together, why honest and realistic camping conversations matter, and what listeners can expect from future episodes. Tim also introduces the real stars of the show — Monty and Gadget, two Shiba Inus who make every trip more entertaining (and unpredictable).We also look ahead to upcoming trips, including coastal camping at Tybee Island and a space-inspired adventure near Cape Canaveral.Whether you’re setting up, tearing down, or just dreaming about your next trip, this episode marks the beginning.If you’ve got questions, topic ideas, trip suggestions, or your own campfire tails to share, we’d love to hear from you.You can email us anytime at: info@campingwiththeinnies.com.Follow us on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/camping_with_the_innies/ | 20m 19s |
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