Camping

[cry0s]

Camping is a lot of fun, but honestly I prefer secluded beaches as it brings more serenity. I'm not huge on the whole tent thing. It doesn't have anything to do with not having certain amenities, as I love when I can spend some time turning my back on technology, it's just a bit meh for me.

Even though it's not a beach, my partner and I are planning on staying a week or so up in Greer this spring or summer in a cabin similar to this:

[javidc123]

i was suppost to go camping in scotland for 2 weeks in may but ive nicely TOLD my friends that were going to spain instead lol

[stephanie stephens]

camping is a lot of fun, but honestly i prefer secluded beaches as it brings more serenity. I'm not huge on the whole tent thing. It doesn't have anything to do with not having certain amenities, as i love when i can spend some time turning my back on technology, it's just a bit meh for me.

Even though it's not a beach, my partner and i are planning on staying a week or so up in greer this spring or summer in a cabin similar to this:

s..w..e..e..t

[fredv3b]

The advantage of camping in Scotland is that with all the midges it's possible to loose weight whilst on holiday.

[East]

So...........? Does that mean something?

After all my original post was about "camp or RV" and the concept was about people of like minds getting together in a group camp-out environment. We have a great time when we get together with friends at a camp-out - granted that most of us have RV's - if some one is looking for "ruffing it", go for it, but leave the supper lite tent from REI at home. Its all a matter of degrees and I like my comfort parked right next to the camp fire in the middle of the most expensive Real Estate on the planet, California State Parks.

I am close to both Big Sur and Yosemite...anyone ever camp or visit there?...absolutely breathtaking visuals.