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Beyond the Campground: RV Safety and Awareness. Staying safe while on the road. A motorhome lit from within at dusk, parked among pines, with the USCCA logo.

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Free online training

Travel the open road with confidence

Presented by Camping.Tools with USCCA

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RV life is about freedom: new places, new campgrounds, and time with the people you care about. Being ready for the unexpected is part of that freedom.

Join us for a live online class covering:

  • Situational awareness at campgrounds, rest stops, and on the road
  • RV security for your rig, your gear, and your people
  • Responsible firearm safety and storage while traveling
  • Planning for disruptions like breakdowns, weather, and closed routes
  • Medical emergencies: how to recognize them, what belongs in your first aid kit, and what to do until help arrives

You’ll leave with a plan, not just a list of worries.

Bonus for attendees: a coupon for 40% off the Adventurer backpack.

Questions about the class

Is the class free?

Yes. The class is free to attend. Registration is required so we can send you the join link.

When is the class and how long is it?

Wednesday, November 18, 2026, from 6:00 to 8:00 PM Eastern Time, about two hours.

How do I join?

It is a live online class on Zoom. After you register, we email you the join link and a calendar link.

Who presents the class?

Camping.Tools and the United States Concealed Carry Association (USCCA) present the class. Instruction is provided by USCCA.

What will the class cover?

Situational awareness at campgrounds, rest stops, and on the road; RV security for your rig, your gear, and your people; responsible firearm safety and storage while traveling; planning for disruptions like breakdowns, weather, and closed routes; and medical emergencies, including what belongs in your first aid kit and what to do until help arrives.

Is this legal or medical advice?

No. The class is for general educational purposes only. Firearm laws vary by state and jurisdiction, so check the laws that apply where you live and travel. The first aid portion does not replace hands-on certified first aid or CPR training. In an emergency, call 911.