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4 Camping Tips You Must Consider

Howdy Folks!If you love adventures, then camping would be on your list. However, if you are new to camping, mainly outdoor camping, then you must consider this advice:Bring Enough Food & WaterIt is crucial that campers must have plenty of water and food supplies with them. Whether can change at any time, so it is important to have enough supplies with you. In this regard, you should use air-tight containers to carry your food.Be Aware of RisksThe majority of campers love to build their camps…

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Camping in the scenic parks of Washington State

SEASTOCK With lush landscapes characterized by forests, deep fjords, and numerous lakes, Washington State the most northernly state in the continental US, and boasts some of the country's most scenic parks. (Some of the hiking in these parks is quite remote. I would highly recommend using a GPS device or a hiking watch that has GPS so you don’t get lost. If you plan on camping in the parks, keep in mind there are few if any facilities and you will need to bring in your own shelter. I would…

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A brief guide to flashlights & lanterns for camping

Adventure_Photo Anyone who's been camping knows how dark it gets out there at night; I have been to some campsites that I can hardly see my hand in front of my eyes. Lighting is an essential when out camping. I have been camping for over 26 years and have found that everyone should have their own flashlight and a lantern or two for the campsite itself. Nothing worse than tripping over a piece of wood for the fire and falling when you can't see a thing. I always have two or more flashlights…

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Camping amid nature around Pooler & Savannah, Georgia

Escaping into nature provides a series of family-friendly activities that help children to develop important skills that they will be able to use for the rest of their lives. And living in a region that makes it easy to explore wooded areas gives families the opportunity to visit remote places, campsites and recreational parks. These places are essential for kids, especially in the age of technology, as we humans tend to distance ourselves from nature, often overlooking the role that Mother…

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Maria de los Angeles September 6, 2025 at 1:40pm

Hmmm...seems glamping has an "image issue"? https://www.outsideonline.com/outdoor-adventure/hiking-and-backpack...

Glamping Is Having an Identity Crisis

We need to rebrand the outdoor activity, which is ideal for families, cheaper than buying new gear, and often more accessible than traditional camping
Wendy Capra December 30, 2024 at 10:46pm

Some of these are no brainers, but several would never have occurred to me, like Orlando https://www.campspot.com/camp-guide/camping-destinations-2024

24 Camping Destinations for 2024

Head outdoors with this camping bucket list for 2024. Ready, set, camp!
Max Pesling October 4, 2023 at 6:47pm

Yet more glamping! Recently good ol´ middle-American Readers Digest weighed in with a piece which is basically Glamping 101. A little late to the party, but hey... https://www.rd.com/article/what-is-glamping/

A Guide to Glamping—Camping for Those Who Like Comfort as Much as the Great Outdoors

Love the outdoors but also love your creature comforts? Glamping, aka "glamorous camping," may be the answer.
David Paul Appell May 1, 2023 at 10:43am

I read the diverse crowdsourced site Medium every day, and just noticed this piece from last January (sometimes older pieces get re-featured, and I'd somehow missed this one). It was of special interest to me because many years ago I too had a memorable camping experience in Botswana's Okavango Delta. Check it out: https://medium.com/globetrotters/camping-between-hippos-elephants-a...

Camping Between Hippos, Elephants and other Wild Animals

And no, there was no fence between them and us
Helen Brown April 11, 2023 at 9:08pm

Is good ol' fashioned camping over? These days it's all about "glamping" lol. In any case, as a good Midwesterner I read Midwest Living fairly regularly, and they recently came out with an eye-opening look at glamping destinations in my backyard. Who knew? https://www.midwestliving.com/travel/around-region/5-top-midwest-gl...

5 Top Midwest Glamping Destinations

Your guide to swanky, dreamy, chilly-weather camping-with zero risk of sleeping on a tree root.
José Balido September 3, 2022 at 11:52am

Another camping gear piece, but one geared toward "glamping": https://digg.com/digg-picks/link/go-camping-in-style-with-our-favor...

Go Camping In Style With Our Favorite Glamping Picks | Digg

Nothing against roughing it, but sometimes you want some luxury while enjoying nature.
John Kipper June 23, 2022 at 11:23am

Especially if you're a newbie, here's a good overview of how to separate the wheat from the chaff when it comes to stocking up for camping: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41UGUr5cv64
María José March 9, 2022 at 11:10am

OMG - "glamping" in Antarctica? Get ready - it's coming this November lol https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/glamp-antarctica-space-inspired…
Eric Theriault May 19, 2012 at 10:14pm

Road tripping season is here and myscenicdrives.com has added awesome new features to our Road Trip Planner to make your trip planning even easier. Check out our latest enhancements – EV Charging Stations, Campgrounds, Airports, Budgeting, and much more at http://blog.myscenicdrives.com/2012/05/road-tripping-season-updates/
Portugal Dream Coast April 7, 2011 at 3:43pm

Erected at a height of 113 meters above sea level, as sign of gratitude of peace , Christ of King was thought by Cardeal D. Manuel Gonçalves Cerejeira (the mentor of the project) .

D. Manuel Gonçalves Cerejeira, after a trip to Christ Redentor in Rio de Janeiro (Brasil) in 1934 though on his construction, but only in 1949 started and ended in 1959, has a sign of gratitude to absence of Portugal in World War II . More information on Christ the King , clicking here .

Christ the King in near Almada, a city with more than 160.000 people , also famous for his bridge 25th April (2,7 kms). Has lots of known beaches like Costa da Caparica, Praia da Saúde, Cabana do Pescador, Fonte da Telha and lots of others. Golf, surf, bodyboarding or kitesurf are sports that we usually see at this part of the coast. Amazing locals for photography and has several camping parks.