Camping Plus is a fantastic camping option for Reading Festival. It’s a private campsite area with 24 hour reception and security, proper toilets, warm showers, a pamper area, and access to phone charging. Camping Plus is available for a limited … Read More
As the basecamp of the Kootenay Rockies, Cranbrook has it all – From all the trails one can dream of to multiple award-winning golf courses all within a 20 minutes drive from town, Cranbrook is an adventure and outdoor enthusiast’s … Read More
Leave the area or take a detour. If this is impossible, wait until the bear moves away. Always leave the bear an escape route. Be especially cautious if you see a female with cubs; never place yourself between a mother … Read More
Make a Checklist There are a few things you simply can’t leave home without and should consider adding to your packing checklist: collar, leash, dog ID tags, dog food, water bowls, and poop bags. How do I prepare my dog … Read More
Is wild camping allowed in Iceland? No, wild camping, also known as boondocking, dry camping, or dispersed camping, is unfortunately not officially allowed in Iceland and is frowned upon by the population. It is allowed to stay in a tent … Read More
Definition of camping lantern A portable light source for use at camp. Traditionally lanterns used fuel or flame. Newer lanterns often rely on batteries or solar power. What do you use for light camping? Solar-Powered Path and Spot Lights. If … Read More
Best overall camping blanket: Rumpl Original Puffy. Most affordable down blanket: Horizon Hound Trek. Versatile, waterproof blanket: Oceas Sherpa Fleece. Luxurious wool blankets: Pendleton Yakima & National Parks. Best picnic blanket: Nomadix Festival. Best budget wool blanket: EKTOS 100% Wool. … Read More
If all other dimensions are equal, a sit-inside (open-cockpit) kayak is more stable than a sit-on-top kayak. In an open-cockpit kayak you’re sitting lower in the boat. Your center of gravity (aka rear-end) is at or near the level of … Read More
HOURS & SCHEDULE: Mane Street in Downtown Pioneertown is open and free to the public 365 days a year. You’ll find that the majority of the action in town happens during the weekends. What movies have been filmed in Pioneertown? … Read More
Truly free camping in Arizona typically exists on Bureau of Land Management or United States Forest Service land. There are also with some spots also available on a National Refuge or land managed by the Army Corps of Engineers. Regardless … Read More