For those who love the great outdoors, RVs are a favorite way for many to get around and stay amongst nature in comfort and convenience. Whether you are on a big road trip or you just want to relax at a magical spot and settle there for a while, RVs are a great way to do it.
RV Reviews is a website specifically providing outdoor enthusiasts with detailed information about RV products, along
Camping for Women has been included within the ‘Best Camping Blog’ list announced by Expertido.
By Nicole Anderson
In determining their Best Camping Blog list of 50, the editorial staff at Expertido considered different factors seen as important for readers.
Among the main factors assessed for the Best Camping Blog list were:
If you hadn’t heard of Expertido before, they are dedicated to the consumer and aims to provide them with thorough, unbiased and independent purchase advice.
Camping for Women is happy to announce the TrailHeads Best Outdoor Blogs and Websites for all those interested in the great outdoors.
This top 60 list has a variety of blog and website categories and includes some sites with very useful information for those who love adventure.
Camping for Women was included by TrailHeads. Kristin Harris of TrailHeads said that their team found Camping for Women to be a great resource. They have listed us under their ‘Camping’ category alongside
By Tara Lundy
Women truly are a powerful force to be reckoned with. With August 26th being Women’s Equality Day, it’s the perfect time to reflect on just how far women have come. Even though we still have a long way to go in terms of full equality between men and women, why not use the day to celebrate the mountains women have conquered and continue to do so?
Even though there’s still a huge gap between men and women in politics, women have certainly come far seeing as it was almost
A Northern African Tour Company and Travel Agency has just named Camping for Women within its list of winners for their 2019 award.
When we emailed to ask why Camping for Women was chosen as a recipient for this, Hamada, of Imzi’s Tours and Travel, replied by saying:
“You can’t create a list of Travel Nomads without including Camping Specialists. But who are we going to include? The Camping Neighborhood is Crowded. After Two Weeks of research, we have decided to
I have a confession to make.
I’ve never peed outside. (well, at least not until a few weeks ago)
[pausing for shaking heads and most likely eye-rolls]
I didn’t call myself the “Indoorsy Camper” because I like roughin’ it. I dubbed myself the “Indoorsy Camper” because I like to cook lamb tagine (recipe from Melissa Clark….you need to make it!) in my Instant Pot and
By Nicole Anderson
CAMP – the Caravan and Motorhome Parts website, based in the United Kingdom, has announced their top 25 blogs for 2018.
CAMP has published it’s ‘25 Best Caravan Blogs & News Sources You Need to Follow Right Now’ on their website and everyone involved at Camping for Women is really pleased to be included in their list at #6.
A statement made by CAMP’s Tom Hutchison read: “Camping for Women’s blog was chosen for our CAMP awards list because of its
Winfields Outdoors has released its best blogs for 2018 and what a fantastic resource this is for anyone who loves spending time in the great outdoors.
In all, Winfields Outdoors has recognized 136 blogs from around the world across the following six categories:
Best General Outdoor Blogs
Best Walking and Hiking Blogs
Best Camping Blogs
Best Caravanning & Campervan Blogs
Best Outdoor Activity & Health Blogs
Best Travel Blogs
Within the announcement of
Man Woman Mountain
“The surest way to mend a broken heart is through a forest wilderness.”
–John Muir
On really confusing evenings of self, I like to drink beer and make up quotations that John Muir definitely did not write. I summon him like my own, personal break-up Yoda the moment a man threatens to rip the sticky, sensitive tissue of my heart to shreds. I need this. A stubborn, fantasy-ridden reminder that things can still be beautiful, even when they do not
It’s been a fantastic weekend camping and you’ve made it home after a long car drive. Everyone is off to work or school tomorrow, you’re exhausted and there’s a car full of camping gear, some of it wet and dirty. What do you do?
Option 1: Forget about it until at least after work tomorrow, and preferably not even then. Just have a shower and go to bed.
Option 2: Offload the gear, then forget about it until you have time. Maybe just clear out the by-now festering cool box and
