For a lot of people, camping out means going out to the middle of nowhere, pitching a tent, and sitting around a campfire. That's all well and good, but sometimes you just need a little more. This week, Chad takes a look around the Vernal KOA Kampground and shows us how to keep your camping rustic, but with the comforts of home at your finger tips.

The Wedge. It makes me instantly think of a doorstop. Or a hunk of cheese. Steve Heumann thinks of something entirely different. Near Price, Utah lies a place known to some as The Little Grand Canyon. After seeing it, I think it lives up to it's name.

Everybody wants a lot for a little, especially with the current economy. Robertson's Marine has a great boat for the times. The Glastron SSV has A LOT to offer at a very little price. Check it out.

Moab may be a Mecca for mountain bikers, but this time of year, it goes to the road cyclists. The Moab Skinny Tire festival, now in it's ninth year, is a great way to help a great cause. Procedes go to cancer prevention and research. Reece Stein has the story.

Sping is finally here. That means a lot of folks will want to get out into the wild (or maybe the Vernal KOA) and do some camping. It's still a little chilly at night though, so be prepared. Bryan Lund has some great heaters to help stave off the cold at night.

This week, we have, as always, our contest winner. He's not the only winner though. Everyone wins by heading out to the International Dutch Oven Society convention being held at the Davis County Fairgrounds in Farmington on April 17 and 18. It's a great event that's open to the public. Come out and try some great Dutch oven cooking. Roger B will be there waiting for you.