Camping has always been an important part in our culture in the United States. During the summer, many families take to the road with their camping gear to go and rediscover nature. We even have fifty-eight national parks that are preserved for campers to enjoy. In a world filled with gizmos and gadgets, why is camping still so popular? Here’s what I think.
Camping is a traditional national pastime. Kids are raised going on camping trips with their whole family. For fathers and sons, camping presents a great opportunity to …
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Well, it’s official. Summer is over. What a drag. But with the fall comes a whole new set of things to do and see.
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Pop-up camper popularity is growing.
Like country music, campers are a little known gang, but we’re becoming quite popular lately!
Well, spring has finally arrived, and with it, the hard decisions. Where are we going to go this year? Every spring, we sit down and discuss the three big weekends – Memorial Day, Fourth of July, and Labor Day.
Want to escape from the rut of work/bills/schedules and see the world? Try camping as a lifestyle. Every day is yours to do exactly as you please.
It’s almost here – really – I mean it! Spring. Warmth. Birds. Outside. CAMPING!
If you are like us, and live in a climate with four distintly textbook seasons, you’re ready to get out of the house.
I’m sick of winter. I’m sick of snow. I’m sick of ice. I haven’t seen the grass in three months. Now, FINALLY, it’s going to be 63 degrees tomorrow! That, added to the 40s and 50s we’ve had the last few days, has melted almost all the snow. The rest should disappear in the next …
IWe had a nice holiday. Two days after Christmas, it got up to 70 degrees in Pittsburgh. A far cry from the normal 20 or so degrees. What a treat. I know it can’t last forever, but while it was nice, we started thinking about where we’re going camping next season.
