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Posted by Dan in Camping, Parks & Campgrounds
on Apr 14th, 2010 | 0 comments
Watching the sunset over the Pacific from a rustic log cabin porch, a deer skulking through the evening shadows mere feet from my RV, diving into green glass water in a spring-fed lake with hard, golden sand bottom while turtles and fish looked on, these are all treasured memories of State Park camping experiences.
I extended a business trip to Portland, Oregon with a week of camping using Oregon’s State Park cabins and Yurts. One extra roller bag stuffed with the camping basics, a rental car and just enough cash for camping chow and the $27 per night cabin rental fees and I had one truly...
Posted by Dan in Camping
on Apr 12th, 2010 | 0 comments
Dogs love the great outdoors so next time you’re planning to go camping in France why not take your dog along? These top tips will ensure that your camping holiday really is something to bark about:rrWhether you’re planning a trip in the dog days of summer or the howling frost of winter, camping in France with man’s best friend opens you up to all sorts of unique experiences. A canine companion will allow you to discover interesting scenery that you may have otherwise overlooked and enjoy the French countryside at a much slower and more rewarding pace.rrCertain dogs and owners are...
Posted by Dan in Camping, Parks & Campgrounds
on Apr 10th, 2010 | 0 comments
If you would like to try somewhere different this year, why not consider taking your next camping trip in Florida. Rated as one of the best states for its camping sites, tent camping in Florida will probably leave you with memories that will last a lifetime.
From swamps to huge forests and from peaceful lakes to glorious endless beaches the state of Florida has something for everyone. One thing is sure. Your tent camping in Florida is guaranteed to be jammed packed with totally new experiences for all to enjoy.
Tent Camping In State Parks
There are various State Parks that are open to the general...
Posted by Dan in Camping
on Mar 9th, 2010 | 0 comments
If you are the type of person who not only appreciates the outdoors, but likes to get out there and see nature in action first hand by taking a hike or even a walk, then you may find that the right hiking staffs can help you enjoy your expeditions much more. A walking stick can be a trusted companion not only for those seeking some solitude when hiking, but a reliable walking friend for those who have company as well.
Down through history people have utilized staffs made from many different materials to assist them in traveling over land so it is not surprising that the majority of hikers and...
Posted by Dan in Camping
on Mar 1st, 2010 | 0 comments
Camping is probably one of the most enjoyable ways to vacation with your family. Family camping trips are a great way to bond with each other and enjoy the peaceful and serene environment of the great outdoors. It will allow you to get away and not think about all of the stressors that every day life in the city brings you. Here are a few things to consider for your next family camping trip.Children absolutely will love the chance to do something new, fun, and exciting. Make sure you include them in all of the planning for the trip, and when you actually get there, have them help you set up the camp...
Posted by Dan in Camping
on Feb 15th, 2010 | 1 comment
Someone once called me crazy for camping in Idaho when it was -25 degrees out. I called them a joker. In other words, some people get a thrill out of extreme cold camping. Before you go, remember these precautions to stay safe.
Bring a bag made for your camping conditions. An excellent sleeping bag is never more important than when the temperature is below zero. I once tried to use my 15 degree bag as a simple -5 degree bag. I am positive I almost died that night. Before the night was through I had used my belay parka, 3 beanies, two pairs of pants and my down boots, and still was not warm. It seemed...
Posted by Dan in Camping, Motorcamping & RVing
on Feb 13th, 2010 | 0 comments
When you finally decide on going camping, the next step is figuring out what type of camping you would want to do, either camping in a tent or choosing to stay in an RV. It all depends on how you feel, whether you want to rough it on the ground or stay comfortable in an RV. Both choices have their pros and cons. For some people it’s not as easy as just flipping a coin, some may think staying in an RV isn’t really camping, while others feel like staying in a tent will just keep you up and unable to sleep.
Cost can be a factor to choosing either option. If you are on a budget,...
Posted by Dan in Camping, Checklists & Guides
on Feb 4th, 2010 | 1 comment
Camping is nice – but at times it is not as charging or as long as it might be. If you desire to have a holiday that just you or a small group of friends are able to enjoy then you have to consider trail camping. This is contrasting from the ordinary camping trip because you do not spend a couple of days in the exact same region.
The idea is to pick out a trail that is mapped out for campers. One of the most frequently utilized is the Appalachian Trail – which is also the greatest in the United States. Although it can be nearly impossible to complete the entire trail you and your friends...
Posted by Dan in Camping
on Jan 2nd, 2010 | 2 comments
Everyone loves to go camping and your best friend, your dog is no different. You should understand that you need to check out a few things before you go camping with your friend. Your dog is part of the family and you might want to take them on your vacation. Make sure that you check with the caravan park or camping site you want to stay at to see if there are any restrictions against bringing your pets.
Many places are pet-friendly although most National Parks do not allow people to bring their cats and dogs. Before you do leave, you should have your pet checked out at the vet to make sure their...
Posted by Dan in Camping
on Dec 21st, 2009 | 0 comments
Welcome on your quest to travel Canada; a nation that will greet you with politeness, kindness, and tradition.
Canada
is a country that consists of ten provinces and three territories. These provinces and territories of Canada are divided as Western, Central, Atlantic, and Northern regions of Canada. For travel Canada, you will find that each region has many fascinating accommodations, activities, and sites to explore, discover, and enjoy.
Travel Canada “al-fresco” the Western region provinces of British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba; these provinces offer a wide-array of...