Camping

The Great Outdoors and Your Skin

Naomi Cook Camping, Health 28 Comments
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How Camping Affects Facial Aging and What You Can Do About It

By Naomi Cook.

Exploring the wilderness offers a sense of freedom and connection to nature, but it’s important to remember that our skin, especially our faces, is vulnerable to the aging effects of the elements. While a solid skincare routine is essential, some may consider cosmetic solutions like facelifts for more pronounced issues. Here’s how to protect your skin outdoors and understand the role of facelifts in addressing aging signs.

Protecting Your Skin from the Elements

The joy of outdoor adventures comes read more

5 Don’ts For Every Female Solo Camper

Analisse Weathers Camping, Solo Adventure 24 Comments
Solo female camper do not do list

Are there things you shouldn’t do as a female solo camper? Analisse Weathers shares her thoughts.

Setting out on a solo camping journey offers women a thrilling chance to immerse themselves in nature and find peaceful solitude away from the daily hustle and bustle. However, it’s crucial to approach it with the right knowledge to ensure a positive and enjoyable experience.

This blog post is dedicated to providing five key pieces of advice for women camping alone. We’re sidestepping the read more

The Compo Closet Cuddy Composting Toilet

Sara Baird Camping, Getting equipped, Reviews, RVs Campervans Motorhomes 29 Comments
The Compo Closet Cuddy

Sara Baird investigates a portable alternative in composting toilets with the Compo Closet Cuddy.

This summer I wrote about testing out a composting toilet and the freedom it provided when we went tent camping.  I loved having the same freedom from using an outhouse or waiting in line for the bathrooms we had when camping in a Camper with a bathroom without the hassle of hauling a camper.

The precious composting read more

The Coleman Skylodge 4-Person Tent

Sara Baird Camping, Getting equipped, Reviews 27 Comments
I thought the colors really makes this tent stand out. The large door also makes it easy to load your gear into the tent. 1703301053 28570

Sara Baird checks out a Tent Designed to Make Tent Camping Easier: the Coleman Skylodge 4-person Tent.

 

Earlier this year I wrote about my husband and I deciding to pull out our tent and go tent camping after five years of camping in a camper.  That was a great tent that we had for years.  It was extremely easy to set up and had plenty of space even when our kids were young and camped with us.  We discovered the tent was ready to be retired when it started storming shortly after read more

10 Best camping places for women in India

Palakshi Meharwal Camping, Travel and Adventure 26 Comments
Best camping places for women in India

Palakshi Meharwal shares her knowledge of the best camping places for women in India.

Best camping place for women is more than simply an activity; it’s a way to get away from the city and into the great outdoors. Camping spots in India are many and varied, each with its own special appeal. When it comes to finding the ideal camping spot, women place a premium on feeling secure, having easy access, and being surrounded read more

10 New Zealand Car Camping Tips for a Safe and Enjoyable Adventure

Charmaine Miller Camping, Road Trips, RVs Campervans Motorhomes 24 Comments
Car Camping Tips

Charmaine Miller looks at some Car Camping Tips when traveling in New Zealand.

New Zealand is a great place for outdoor adventures. From lush forests to pristine beaches to snow-capped peaks, the country offers an abundance of natural wonders just waiting to be explored. What better way to embark on an adventure than with a good old road trip?

Indeed, car camping is the perfect way to immerse yourself in New Zealand’s breathtaking landscapes and make memories that will last a lifetime. To read more

6 Tips for Planning the Ultimate Camping Trip with Your Dog

Charmaine Miller Camping, Pets 30 Comments
Camping Trip with Your Dog

Charmaine Miller shares her tips to ensure a great camping trip with your dog.

If you already consider yourself an outdoorsy person, nothing beats the adventure of going camping. But your next camping experience may be even more forgettable if you make plans to bring your dog along. The sights, sounds, and scent of fresh air will be a delight to both of you as long as you’re adequately prepared.

While it may seem appealing to go on a spontaneous camping trip with your dog, remember that read more

7 Breathtaking Kayak Camping Locations for Fishing Lovers

Jill Goodwin Camping, Fishing, Kayaking 26 Comments
7 Breathtaking Kayak Locations for Fishing Lovers

Jill Goodwin explores some camping locations for fishing that are really out of the ordinary.

Sometimes, you need to get out into nature and experience it to the fullest. The best way to do that is to grab your kayak and a tent and set off somewhere stunning!

Kayaking, fishing, and camping combine relaxation with a side of adrenaline, as there’s nothing like paddling out, fighting a fish, reeling it in and then spending the evening relaxing under the stars.

Sounds idyllic, doesn’t it?

If you’re read more

How To Go Camping With A Small Car

Kelly Marrison Camping, Road Trips 25 Comments
camping in a small car

Kelly Marrison investigates size solutions when camping with a small car.

Hello, happy camper! As you’ve probably seen, most camping enthusiasts are kitted to the hilt. They’ve got their RV with e-bikes mounted on the back, shade awnings, recliners, a fridge, a hob for cooking, gas bottles, and so much more.

Then you get ladies like us. The minimalistic solo travelers who like to test our limits and camp in teeny-tiny cars like the iconic VW Beetle while enjoying a bit of read more

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