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How To Hike, Backpack, and Camp Safely With Your Dog: A Guide

Emily Henry Backpacking, Camping, Hiking, Pets, Safety and Survival 35 Comments
How To Hike, Backpack, and Camp Safely With Your Dog

By Emily Henry.

Dogs love the great outdoors, so there is usually no better companion for your outdoor adventures. However, keeping them safe, as well as other dogs and people around, is necessary if you are planning on going on a long hiking, backpacking, or camping trip. Here are some things to consider about pet safety to ensure you hike, backpack, and camp safely with your dog.

Is your dog up for the physical challenge?

This seems like a no-brainer, yet a lot of dog owners fail to take this into consideration. It’s not read more

Safety Tips for Solo Women Campers

Nitta Charanya Camping, Safety and Survival, Solo Adventure 25 Comments
Safety Tips for Solo Women Campers

By Nitta Charanya.

Most women dream of traveling solo. But only a few fulfill their dreams. Almost every woman when they start traveling solo has a question: Is it safe to travel solo as a woman? The answer is an absolute Yes. But even an experienced solo woman camper needs to follow some safety tips to avoid dangers.

This article will help you in this case. This article is not only for the woman campers who are preparing to travel for the first time but also the experienced solo woman campers as read more

Achieving minimalist camping as a woman

Vanja Pinterič Camping, Getting equipped 43 Comments

By Vanja Pinterič.

Camping is a wonderful way to forget about your obligations from daily life and to restore some energy. When going camping, especially in the wild, you will need to bring some stuff with you to feel safe, comfortable, and pleased.

As a woman, I can say that we pack more than men, no matter if we are going to a family resort or somewhere else in the backcountry. I think that this is programmed in us as we are mothers who have to care about our children.

How can you have minimalist read more

The 10 Best Camping Places In Europe

Opal Miyamoto Camping, Travel and Adventure 27 Comments

By Opal Miyamoto.

At some point, we all need to take time out and get away from what we’ve created for ourselves as our daily lives. However, what’s a vacation if you are not going camping? And what’s camping if you are not doing it at the best camping sites in Europe.

Talk about the Atlantic coast, the exotic Greek islands, and many other campsites across Europe. You can enjoy the sun of Paris, Greece, Spain, Croatia, and Italy, or you visit the high alpine mountains across Austria, Slovenia, read more

The Best Outdoor Camping Gear & Tips for the Backyard

Lauren Groff Camping, Children, Getting equipped 24 Comments
tips for the backyard

By Lauren Groff.

As the weather gets warmer and the kids get more and more restless, the pull of the outdoors will only grow! This year has been incredibly hard due to the ‘isolation factor’ and many families, even celebrities like Chrissy Teigen and John Legend, have turned to this idea for a little respite. Most spring and summer seasons with your kids involve a staycation, overseas holiday, or even just a camping trip down the road a few miles. However, that is not the case this year due read more

5 Unique Campgrounds Across California to Add to the Bucket List

Kelsey Krahn Camping, Travel and Adventure 36 Comments
White Tank Campground

By Kelsey Krahn

Where do you even start with camping adventures in California? The national and state parks stretching across California’s 3531905 square miles jampacked with sand dunes, lakefront bliss, old-growth forests, granite walls, and a sweeping coastline make it tough to choose where to spend a few nights under the stars. Narrow down your choices from the thousands of campsites sprawled across California to five unique places to set up your tent, where you can happily fall asleep to read more

9 Essential Camping Products for Women in 2021

Samantha Rupp Camping, Getting equipped 30 Comments
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Essential camping products for women this year

By Samantha Rupp

While the COVID-19 pandemic put a halt to most non-essential travel for 2020 and 2021, one form of relatively safe travel is camping. Being in wide-open spaces with limited people around means less contact with groups of people outside of your bubble. This past year, Americans took advantage of the great outdoors by taking day or weekend trips to semi-local parks and wilderness areas within driving distance.

If you’re getting tired of spending your days inside, working from read more

The Benefits of Camping + Backyard Camping Ideas

Stacy Walden Camping, Children, Health 29 Comments
The Benefits of Camping + Backyard Camping Ideas

By Stacy Walden

Many of us can recall our favorite outdoor adventure as a child. Whether it was while away at a recreational camp with friends or right in your backyard with family, the rejuvenation that comes from nature is like no other.

But now that many wilderness camps are no longer in session due to COVID-19, it’s sad to see your children miss out on those experiences. The thrill of embarking on an adventure helps kids not only explore but become more familiar with the outdoors improving read more

Essentials for Women Camping

Evelin Weiss Camping 30 Comments
Essentials for Women Camping

By Evelin Weiss

When it comes to camping, there’s one thing that we can’t fail to notice: it’s easier for men than it is for women. Women have different needs, different comfort levels – and while a man might feel perfectly comfortable in a certain camping zone, a woman might be counting the minutes until she gets home. And let’s not get started on the toilets.

However, with the right preparation, every woman should be able to enjoy camping to the fullest. She just needs to know what to read more

5 Campsites near Tokyo Japan you will love!

Venese Lau Camping, Travel and Adventure 57 Comments
Campsites near Tokyo Japan Karuizawa Sweet Glass

By Venese Lau

If you love camping and want to explore the camping scene, you might be surprised by all the wonderful places Japan has to offer. Most campsites are available throughout the year (yes, even in the freezing winters!). However, I’d recommend camping during the warmer seasons, between the months of March and September. Just avoid the few weeks of rain in June, and the typhoon period in late August, early September.

There are many different campsites in Japan, in places such as parks, read more

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