DigitalRez States That The February Editions Of Campfire Travel Magazine are Now Available for Online Viewing

DigitalRez has just announced that its February 2020 editions of its popular online camping eMags are now available for online viewing. This includes both the February edition of Campfire Travel and their quarterly eMag for Dog owners that take their pets camping. Each magazine edition is loaded with good information that is not found in any other type of camping magazines.

Company spokesperson, Kevin Hall, says this about these two new February eMag editions, “As we do every month in our unique Campfire Travel magazines, we have looked far and wide to find interesting and useful camping material to write on. We have our regular State Focus section that looks for detailed camping information on several specific states and as usual some interesting tidbits of information for dog owners that camp with their canines in our other quarterly eMagazine. The response to both of these online publications has been overwhelmingly positive and we will continue striving to keep churning out useful information each month for our fans that can’t get enough good information to enhance their camping and RV lifestyles.”

Hall says that that the February 2020 edition of their Campfire Travel Magazine that’s now posted on their website focuses on camping in the states of New Mexico, Nevada, Arizona, and Mississippi. Those who have never camped in New Mexico will enjoy the good information on that state's most popular tourist attractions such as the White Sands National Monument and the Bandelier National Monument. There is also detailed information on the interesting sights to see near the state’s historic city of Santé Fe. There are 6 attractions altogether in New Mexico that this latest edition of Campfire travel features. The spokesperson says that the Nevada section, of course, would not be complete without some information on how to best visit Hoover Dam. There is also information on the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area and the exciting cities of Reno and Las Vegas. Arizona, which has long been a popular destination for campers and RV enthusiasts because of its natural scenery and year-round good weather, includes information on such attractions as Cathedral Rock, Havasu Falls, and Monument Valley. Hall says no camping trip to Arizona would ever be complete without visiting the Grand Canyon which they have covered in detail. The Mississippi section covers many historic areas of the state and has some good information on the majestic city of Tupelo and the Grenada Lake area.

Hall also said that he thinks most readers will enjoy and be pleasantly surprised by the feature section the ‘Seven Fundamental Differences in Tents’. He says it contains tent information that even the most avid campers do not realize. There is interesting information on the different wall styles in tents and even some unusual tidbits relating to tent sleeves and clips.

According to Hall, Campfire Travel continues to include some items in their February eMag that will help pass the time for families when traveling to their camping destinations traveling. This includes some funny and entertaining videos that other avid camping fans and readers have shared with them. There is also the challenging trivia section and several games that will entertain both adults and children. Hall also wanted to remind those that read the magazine not to forget to enter the monthly competitions that are detailed inside this edition. The spokesperson says it has several new recipes for easy road trip style snacks too.

The spokesperson says that their eMagazine for Dogs continues to rise in popularity every 4 months and he thinks their exciting features in the February 2020 edition of the magazine will only add to that. Like its sister eMagazine Campfire Travel, it too features a section on tents but these are special tents made just for dogs. Hall says there are also the usual sections that focus on the ‘rules for camping with dogs’ and ‘the best types of behavior in dogs that go camping with their owners’.