The Adventures of the Wilderness Family

The Adventures of the Wilderness Family follows the Robinson family as they leave their hectic lives in Los Angeles to settle in the Rocky Mountains. Seeking an escape from city stress and consumerism, the parents and their two children establish a home in the remote wilderness. The family builds a cabin and adapts to a rugged lifestyle, facing constant challenges from the environment and local wildlife while pursuing a life of freedom.

Directed by Stewart Raffill, this was the first of nine films in his directing career. Raffill also co-wrote the screenplay with Arthur R. Dubs, who served as the producer. The cast features Robert Logan and Susan Damante as the parents, Skip and Pat Robinson, with Hollye Holmes and Ham Larsen playing their children, Jenny and Toby. Other cast members include George Buck Flower and William Cornford.

Released in 1975, the adventure drama has a runtime of 105 minutes. It was produced by Wilderness Family Inc and Pacific International Pictures in the United States. The film holds a rating of 6.4 on IMDb based on 2,000 votes, while it has a lower score of 5.9 on TMDB from 38 votes.