Whether you are glamping in an RV or a tent, summer temps are sometimes just too hot. Fall temperatures are usually predictable and pleasant. Mornings are crisp and clear, best enjoyed with the first cup of hot coffee. Layering your clothing is important because the days start off cool, but fall’s midday sun gets you warm fast, especially when hiking beautiful waterfalls or other outdoor adventures. The best part about the cooler temperatures is the perfect weather for evenings around a campfire. One of the best campfire pits is the Solo Stove. Easy to light, burns hotter and has less smoke. If you’re wondering what size SoloStove to get, I recommend the bonfire. It is easy to manage at your campsite and store in your RV. Your campsite neighbors will be jealous! You can check the full collection out here.