Camping is an outdoor leisure activity enjoyed by many. There are several different types of camping to suit the needs and desires of the individual. For most camping is a way to enjoy nature and get away from city life for a spell, usually at a campsite. Camping may involve the use of an RV, a camping trailer, a tent, a primitive structure, or no shelter at all.
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Archive for ATV camping
This quote is from one of Americas most famous nature authors, John Muir. It was contained in a letter he wrote to his sister Sarah Muir Galloway from the Yosemite valley on September 3rd, 1873. To me it represents the nagging feeling I get when I have not been ATV camping in a while.
We have three major holidays during the summer, Memorial Day, 4th of July and Labor Day. These holidays are very popular with family campers and are probably the busiest camping weekends for families. I found the following article that explains why the summer holidays are for camping with the family.
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When ATV camping in the back country some may feel that less equipment is better and just sleep under the stars. In my younger days I camped a couple of times without a tent, mainly because I couldn’t afford one. While is was nice sleeping under the stars, it did have it’s issues. The following article will help you decide to take a tent or not take a tent.
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I have been camping since the late sixties and wish I could be camping every week. But after forty years there have become certain things about camping that really irk me. So I put together a list of things I hate about camping.
One of the best things I enjoy about ATV camping is eating. Sometimes I think I eat better in the back country than I do at home. Cooking in the back country is easy if you are prepared. While researching some meals for an upcoming camping trip I found the following article of three camping recipes made easy.
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When planning your ATV camping adventure, you need to be properly prepared and knowledgeable if selecting an area known for its bear habitat. Like any other area having a good understanding of the hazards of the area is key to a safe trip. ATV camping in bear country is no different.
One necessary item to have when ATV camping is the proper lighting for your campsite. If fire restrictions are in effect for the area you are camping then a camping lantern, gas or battery powered, is a must-have item. Each one has its pros and cons. The following is a comparison of camping lanterns – Gas vs. Battery.
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