The 25 Best Survival Websites To Follow In 2019

This site is run and written by survival expert Robert Richardson who has 20 years of wilderness survival experience.  

OffGrid Survival is a website that helps people prepare for any crisis.

Also, it teaches people how to rely on themselves when challenges in today’s world come your way.

Preparedness topics about man-made or natural disasters, crimes, and top strategies to survive are all covered here. Robert also wrote the book: The Ultimate Situational Survival Guide: Self-Reliance Strategies for a Dangerous World.

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2) Survival Doc

The Survival Doc website, founded by Dr. Sterling Silverman, has a very libertarian feel to it.

It features a quote from Ron Paul, "Trust Yourself, Not the Government.”

This site is organized more like a book and has a wide range of chapters discussing a multitude of matters focused on surviving during difficult times.  If you want to get lost on a variety of free thinking topics, check out this site.​

Also, if you like long beards, we know you will enjoy Dr. Silvermans.​

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3) Graywolf Survival​

This site started 4 years ago.

The sites owner, Gray Wolf, is a Former Counterintelligence Special Agent, US Army Chief Warrant Officer, and Combat Veteran.

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He thought of making this website to free his mind from the stress with which he has experienced as an army officer. This was inspired by true life experiences which he shares with the online world. Gray has got a lot to impart with others.

The site states that “Everything we need is provided in the natural world that surrounds us. Together let’s discover!” The site has a nice modern feel to it which is nice.

Tactical intelligence is a survival site created by Erich.  

It provides an open forum about preparedness, the primary means of survival, and self reliance.

The sites creator believes that the more knowledge you know, the more confident you will be when the appropriate opportunity arises.

Check out our top article pick below.​

Survival Life is a site aimed to be a one stop shop of tips about survival, bushcraft, self defense, and off the grid living.

Personally, I subscribed to this blog for a little while and found its tips and tricks to be quite helpful. That being said, this site has a bit of a manly appeal to it.

The site takes a very logical approach. The goal is to maintain truth and an unbiased collection of concise, but detailed information with its collection of product reviews and survival tips.

Survival Life easily makes our list of the best survival gear websites.​

Check out his rad infographic below on the ten things you need to do now before it is too late.

The website is mostly geared towards Americans (yes, take a look at it's name).

Its goal is to help every American household prepare for the negative events that could come into their lives such as the death of a family member, a serious illness, or yet worse a devastating fire.

The Survival Mom started 8 years ago by a suburban mom, Lisa Bedford.

Lisa created this website because of her love for her family and her desire to protect them. In the numerous blog posts, she delivers many practical tips such as what to do about food storage and purifying water. 

If you are a mom out there looking to provide some serious protection for your family when crap hits the fan, we advise you to check out this blog.

SPA is an academy that goes beyond what the other typical survival websites offer in terms of content.

Looking for high quality articles? The sites owner, Dale, has got you covered.  

Are you wanting to take your survival skills to another level?  That's where SPA offers a course to level up your preparedness.

The Survival Academy delivers programs that discuss preparedness in a structured format. It looks to be very promising and has some outstanding testimonials.

The membership is sold at a low monthly and yearly price. If you are ready to seriously up your survival game, we recommend you check them out.

This excellent survival site was founded by Charles during the first Iraq war.  That means Charles has built up quite a knowledge of resources.

Witnessing a different way of life during the fighting, US Prepper Gear was created to help people prepare for disasters and emergencies that come unexpectedly.

Survival International is a site geared around a cause of doing the world good and protecting the various native tribal groups.

It is an organization that seeks to uphold the threatened tribes and susceptible people around the world.

Specifically, its focus is on helping people defend their lives and their lands and to make sure they are properly respected and cared for. The seek to make sure the tribes, like the many indigenous Indians in Brazil, rights as human beings are protected.

Although less like the survivalist blogs mentioned on our list, we wanted to include it as they are fighting for survival for those that struggle to keep going. If you think this is something that might interest you we recommend you checking out Survival International.

Sticking with the theme of doing the world good, this RX for Survival project was founded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and The Merck Company Foundation.

The goal is to heighten awareness about health problems and turn awareness into actions.

It encourages others to get involved by devoting time and energy to help children meet their basic needs. Check out their work on the wildly renown PBS site if you are ready to take action.

UK Prepper gives tips about almost every aspect of survival.

The site features articles and videos on camping, bushcraft, and essential wilderness clothing. This handy guidance is helpful for staying alive when disaster strikes unexpectedly.

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Survival UK is website  for those based in or heading to the UK... Yeah, that’s right, we didn’t just create a list of sites just for those rugged Americans out there.

Their articles provide you with a way to live comfortably within your means while residing in the United Kingdom.

Living in the UK is not easy as the cost of living is high and certain restrictions are placed on its citizens. So for that reason, if you are living in the UK or planning on moving their soon, we recommend you checking out this wonderful website.

Survival Central gives you specific tips for preparedness, survival, and living self reliant lives. “Be prepared, stay safe and survive” is an essential motto for this site.

This makes sense, as the articles posted here are not just on surviving tragic events like earthquakes and hurricanes but also on simple things like surviving the Christmas season... These are things I could use some help on sometimes. 🙂

Want to see some essential tips on saving energy during the summer season? Then check out this site.

The Survival Jane website gives tips on how to secure your home and provides advice on self defense, home invasion, and even food storage.

It covers ways to survive during natural and man made disasters. It even delivers content on what to do during an economic collapse.

For all you hardworking Jane’s out there, we think this is a great site for you.

This site is led by Joe and Amy Alton, two medical practitioners.

The goal is to make sure every family is medically prepared during doom and gloom situations.

Due to their background, they offer a nice medical perspective to surviving in tough times. No matter what the disaster is, they will prepare you well.

This websites uses a personal approach to giving tips on survival.

Specifically, it uses the point of view of an ordinary citizen preparing and making himself ready for terrorism, natural disasters, or any other emergencies.

It's goal is to be a source of encouragement for people preparing for the worst of predicaments. Often these are not fun topics to discuss, but they are essential to our survival as a species if something terrible happens.