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Our Special Christmas GIFT GIVEAWAY

Get our Christmas GIFT GIVEAWAY now before things get too crazy!

Right now, while many are buying presents for loved ones, Camping for Women is running a very special Christmas Gift Giveaway.

From now until December 25, we are doing a special giving away of The 3 in 1 Camping Cuisine Cookbook.

This applies to everyone who makes a purchase from the Global Outdoor Adventure Store.

The digital version of this fabulous resource normal sells for $17.00. But it is yours free when you purchase anything (large or small) before Christmas.

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Exhilarating Outdoor Activities When Camping

Iris West Activities, Camping November 19, 2016September 4, 2019Camping for Women, exhilarating outdoor activities 11 Comments

By Iris West

There’s something magical about the great outdoors. That in itself isn’t surprising at all. Camping offers you the ultimate opportunity to enjoy the fascinating outdoors, bond with your friends or even kick back and relax far away from all the hustle and bustle of life and work. But here’s the thing: without fun outdoor activities, camping can sometimes turn into a bit of a dull and boring day out there.

Looking for fun outdoor activities to take your camping experience to a whole read more

The Colorado Trail: Hiking Review

Phoebe Hodina Hiking, Activities, Travel and Adventure November 11, 2016September 4, 2019Camping for Women, Hiking Reviews, The Colorado Trail, Travel and Adventure 11 Comments

By Phoebe Hodina

Options of getting there:

By air and/or car.

Best time(s) to visit:

July has the best wildflowers, and summer months are usually the best times to visit if you’re going to camp. The fall can be lovely but maybe a bit chillier.

Climate/weather/temperature & appropriate dress:

In the mountains, be aware that temperatures can vary quite a bit from night to day. Dress in comfortable, moisture-wicking layers and prepare for rain and shine.

Main attractions/Must dos:

The Colorado Trail runs almost 500 miles from Denver to Durango and is divided into 28 segments. From the trails, there are multiple points to read more

Longer Camping Set Up Suggestions

Oceana Setaysha Camping October 27, 2016September 4, 2019Camping for Women, Camping set up, Longer Camping 9 Comments

By Oceana Setaysha

Camping is a great way to spend a weekend, but every now and then you get the urge to just set up somewhere and enjoy it. Maybe you’ll stay for a week or two, maybe for the entire summer, but the fact is that setting up for longer camping is a bit different than setting up somewhere short-term. So, here are some suggestions to get your long-term campsite comfy and cosy for an extended stay.

Get Your Kitchen Set Up Right

Things that you can put up within the short-term, will absolutely drive you crazy the read more

5 Ways to Turn Your Camp Out into a Glamp Out

Whitney Klenzendorf Glamping, Camping October 21, 2016September 4, 2019Camping for Women, Glamp Out 10 Comments

By Whitney Klenzendorf

Photo Credit: The Resort at Paws Up

Talking about Glamp Out, did you know there’s such a thing as International Glamping Weekend? Yes, apparently that happens every year. Nothing needs awareness like the cause of glamping, right?

But as many readers of this site may agree, I don’t need a designated weekend for an excuse to go camping. I do, however, always look for ways I can make our camp outs special! And often that comes in the form of some “glamping” elements.

Glamping?

For read more

Ever tried Orienteering?

Lynley Joyce Orienteering, Camping October 7, 2016September 4, 2019Camping for Women, Orienteering 9 Comments

By Lynley Joyce

Campers and orienteers share a love of being in the great outdoors so it’s not surprising that many orienteers are also campers and vice-versa.

What is it?

Orienteering is both a physical and mental sport. It involves finding a certain number of “points” in an area as quickly as possible. The area might be an urban setting, but more commonly are in parks or wilderness areas. Serious orienteers run the course, but people can also walk it. Before starting, people get a map of the area showing read more

Wilderness Safety and Survival

Iris West Safety and Survival, Camping, Hiking September 30, 2016September 4, 2019Camping for Women, safety and survival, Wilderness, Wilderness Safety and Survival 9 Comments

By Iris West

If you are a fan of activities that often take you to the wilderness such as camping and hiking, then it is important that you familiarize yourself with safety and survival for the wilderness. If you have little or no outdoor survival skills, then it’s best to do a little research before starting your trip. Remember desert, forest and clear skies will be your closest friends. Also of much benefit is to have an idea of your enemies too; including bugs, some animals and some flies!

Packing for the wilderness

If read more

Taking Camping Gear on an International Trip

Shazia Chiu Travel and Adventure September 23, 2016September 14, 2021Camping for Women, International Camping, International Camping Gear, International Trip, International Women Camping 37 Comments

By Shazia Chiu

Preparing for an international trip is often a lengthy process. Packing, making sure you have all the proper travel documents, finding someone to watch your pets or home, and making arrangements at your destination takes time and effort.

If you anticipate camping at all during your trip, you’ve probably thought about renting or buying camping gear in-country. However, a bit of extra effort before your trip can save you a lot of money and help you avoid the stress of dealing read more

Doing the Rickshaw Run

Kristine MacMillan Travel and Adventure September 10, 2016September 5, 2019Camping for Women, Rickshaw Run, Travel and Adventure 19 Comments

By Kristine MacMillan

International Travel & Adventure: Completing the Rickshaw Run across India.

3 times a year a British company loosely organizes a race across India over a 2 week period. There are 3 different routes, usually one in January, one in April and one in August.

I took part in the north to south route and drove an auto rickshaw some 3000km from Rajasthan to Kerala with 2 girl friends. When I say it’s loosely organized I mean there is a starting point and an end point. How you get between the 2 is up to you. You figure out your route, where you’re going read more

Baby Carrying On Your Next Hike

Oceana Setaysha Hiking, Activities, Children August 5, 2016September 5, 2019Baby Carrier, Baby Carrying, Baby Hiking, Camping for Women, Hiking with Babies 9 Comments