Where do you go camping?

I must ask you what does sleeping in a tent next to a creek and going to the bathroom behind a tree have to do with camping? Around here it is called homsteading.

We go in a tent or tent trailer depending on where and when we wanna go there are still lots of places to camping here that are free jsut have to knwo where to look adn keep them secert ther eare lot of what are called forestry camp sites that are open for a small price liek $20 for the season and are good for the hundred of sites.

My son has just purchased a tent and has told me that he will be camping out for the next month or two in order to save some money. This freaked me out a little bit. But, I guess if you love to camp, why not do it.

I like primitive to a point. I can no longer sleep on the ground as the cold gets into my bones, even in summer. I dislike crowds and opt for seclusion and off the beaten track sites where I won't be disturbed, unless it's a goanna coming in to see what we are eating, or a kookaburra that pinches our food right off the frypan as it's cooking and while we are sitting close by tending it! It's been a long time but my then partner and I discovered an off road camper was ideal for us and I have to have my porta potty. They have a giant sized bed and room to sit and set up the table inside to play cards or games if the weather is inclement. My only regret is most of the places where one can camp are national Parks and no pets are allowed. I'd love to take my animals.

I love to go camping, near water and secluded but I do like to have modern bathroom facilities nearby - like roughing it but not completely. We've had a tent for 10 or more years.

It has been years since I last went camping. That was when I was in school, at a school camp, in the school field. After I left school, there was no more chance to attend a camp. We did go to chalets but it was different from a camp.

I have only ever been camping once and that was a few years ago lol We camped on a Camp Site so there was a Bathroom, Showers and that available lol I would not have gone otherwise and we used a Trailer Tent so I was not on the Floor

We go to a lake, if we are local. We will do primitive day camps. Hubby has yet to camp out with me at night. We have taken a tent on occasion to use as a headquarters, changing area, rest spot.I used to go camping with my close friend a lot, when our kids were young. Cook at a fire ring, using deadfall wood.sleep in tents or in open air, on lawn chairs. Sometimes in the back of the station wagon or van. When we travel, we usually rent a KOA cabin, and that is more like a little self contained room. You do not cook there, and you go over to a shared bath house. It is actually a very economical way to travel, with cabins being about half the price of motel rooms, or less. I still like a real toilet. LOL They also have tent camping sites and RV hookups.

I normally only camp when on fishing trips with friends. We pay a small fee to set up our tent on a caravan park (a trailer park for vacationers). We could probably get a little more 'primitive' but it's good to be able to use running water for cooking etc. and a toilet for #2's! This year my friend borrowed a tow-along trailer and it was much more comfortable than the tent, but I kind of missed 'roughing it' like we used to. After a few days I used to dream about getting into my nice warm comfy bed and cuddling up to my wife!

We go primitive...Its free on the beach...Loo behind the tree...lol. No people around its brilliant.

When my family goes camping we take the tent. We usually go to a campground, but prefer the rustic area where there are as few people as possible. We don't need all of the extras, but a bathroom and a fire pit are nice. A primitive camp is nice too, basically anywhere along the river or lake where we can jump in and wash up, and where we can find a private spot to use the bathroom.

We go on most of our trips with our camper, which has pretty much all the luxuries of home. I enjoy primitive camping as well; but at the moment I am 5 months pregnant & our littlest one is 5 years old. For those reasons the camper is the current preference. I am planning a "just the girls" trip this summer with my teenage daughter- that will be roughing it & tent camping.

I love camping i enjoy it. Tent is always the one that use for camping because its interesting and fun. I like to camp in the mountains that has lots of beautiful trees and maybe flowers.