Why Having Portable Power While in Outdoor Adventure is Important
By Mia Clarke
Gone are days when camping was a way of getting away from daily life trappings. Nowadays you have to keep yourself updated no matter where you are. For you to keep being informed on regular events you need electronic devices such as smartphones. And for these gadgets to keep you posted, they must be fully charged. Therefore it’s indisputable on your camping adventure you need portable power.
What are the benefits
Ever since learning about the Andes Mountains while studying geography at school, I have always wanted to visit and experience this incredible range. Not that it would be possible to see it all as it is just so vast, but on a recent trip to Chile, I was able to get up into the Andes and see its beauty in this region of Chile first hand. I was certainly not disappointed.
Completely dominating the skyline of the large, modern city of Santiago, this area of the Andes is only one small
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
Women Travelling Alone in Motorhomes – it’s not as hard as you might think.
By Fleurine Tideman
Ever dreamed of hitting the open road? No planning, no booking, just you behind the wheel. Well, then it sounds like you’d enjoy motorhome travel! Women are often warned against solo travel or camping alone, but with motorhome travel, you can make any journey in comfort, safety and style! So read on to find out why you should make your next holiday a motorhome trip, tips for doing so and
Contest winners announced
Dear Natalie,
Will you please tell us who ended up scoring some Outxe gear in the Christmas contest giveaway?!?
Sincerely,
The Camping for Women Community
Dear Friends,
Heck yeah, I’ll tell you who won!
Up for grabs were the Universal IPX8 Waterproof Phone Case and the Inflatable Q-shaped Travel Pillow.
So which readers must have found a four-leaf clover before entering the giveaway?
Believe it or not, our winners came from far
Here are 4 Ways Seniors Can Save Big on Travel Plans
By Sharon Wagner
When you’re planning a post-retirement vacation, you want to make the most of your time. However, if you’re on a budget like most seniors, you want to make the most of your savings. Luckily, fitting your holiday plans into a limited budget can be quite easy. With these easy tips, you can plan some brilliant holidays without going over budget.
One expense that travellers never expect to pay for are damages to their
Baby, it’s cold outside. So, that means it’s time to cozy up inside right? Well if you would like to, that’s fine. However, just because it’s winter and your baby IS, in fact, a baby, doesn’t mean you have to. You can take your bundle of joy camping in the colder months. While taking your baby into the wilderness may seem like an intimidating idea, by taking a few simple steps to properly prepare, your whole family can enjoy winter camping.
We will start by knocking
Located deep within the South Pacific is Pitcairn Island. This island is part of the Pitcairn Islands group of 4 islands: Pitcairn, Henderson, Ducie and Oeno. Scattered across several hundred miles of ocean, these islands only make up a combined land area of 47 square kilometres (18 square miles).
While Henderson Island accounts for 86% of the total land area, Pitcairn Island is the only island in the group that has any people at all. Even so, with a population of just 50,
Death Valley National Park: A review of 4 great sites to see!
My wife Catherine and I went on our first camping trip together in March of this year. When we first met I remember her reminiscing about her many years spent working on archaeology digs in Ireland. She would explain the systematic method of digging holes, how she was always wet or merely damp if she was lucky, and how occasionally she would need to camp on the site. I always listened to these stories with interest
Breast Pumping While Camping – things you need to know.
Breast milk waits for no one. If you miss your scheduled pumping time you could face painful situations such as engorgement due to a blocked duct. Plus, it could weaken your milk flow. That means that missing a pumping break is not a good option.
It’s always best to maintain your schedule, so as an active Mama who loves the outdoors, this could cause you to face the challenge of breast pumping while camping.
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