Do You Like Camping?

I have only been camping a few times. We still have a tent it is out in the garage somwhere. We went camping with some friends once in awhile but when they got divorced we stopped going.

I love to camp. I was born to camp I think. My parents liked to camp and my first camping trip was when I was about 3 months old. I started off in tents and now we have the luxury of a camper and no more leaky tents and hard ground! The weather around here has been not great this year and it wasn't until the middle of July before I got out camping. There is nothing better than sitting around a campfire roasting marshmallows! I think the Isle of Wight would be a great place to camp, I love England and all her glory!

We love camping, matter of fact we are leaving in a couple of hours to go camping for the weekend. We do have a air matteress and it makes it great, we upgraded this summer lol to one of the raised airmatteresses, and it is just as comfortable as being home. I am so ready to go. I have been on medical leave since the end of April, injured my wrist at work, and I am about to go crazy staying at home, I hate not being able to do most of the stuff I normally do. So getting away for the weekend will be wonderful. We normally go at least one weekend a month, and we take our dog with us, she loves it, there is a pond for her to swim in, and she loves going camping.

I love going camping, though usually not for more than a weekend at a time. I haven't gotten to go camping in more than a year, though. The last time we went was a blast--staying up late chatting with friends, around a campfire.

I love camping dont think you can beat it as a cheap manner of holidaying. We go quite a bit mostly in UK and there are some great campsites

I don't like to camp, I LOVE to camp. It is one of my favorite things to do. One of my favorite ways to spend a weekend or a holiday. I love being outdoors, hearing the birds sing, and feeling the breeze blowing. It's just incredible to me. I live in the US in the state of Colorado where there are mountains to camp in. But the mountains do have a limited season when it's most comfortable to camp there. Yes, I do miss some of my home comforts. Therefore I get teased a lot about all the camping gear I have. LOL I have so much gear partly because I love camping so much and partly because I like my comforts so much. Over time I have collected 3 tents, 2 screen rooms, and a multitude of other things. I like to cook when I'm camping so I have a multitude of cooking equipment too. As for the comforts I don't like to be without, the air bed is certainly one of them. I currently have a thin air bed and I am seriously considering getting the double thick or tall air bed, (I'm not sure what they call it). Partly for more comfort for my back and also because it's hard for this 43 year old body to get up off the floor on a cold morning when the joints are stiff. LOL I also have a shower tent and battery operated shower head pump because when I'm hot and dirty I like to get clean. I only take that though if we're going to be gone longer then 2-3 days. The other item of comfort I have that really stands out is my battery powered fan. I can't sleep at night if it's hot without having air blowing on my face and neck. That might sound pathetic, I know but that's just me. What can I say. Sleeping, eating, and swimming outdoors in remote places away from a lot of people is my idea of refreshing and relaxing fun!

I went camping twice in my lifetime, once with school and then once in college, both times were a disaster. I have never been camping since and I do not think that I ever will, I am definately not at one with nature, I love my home comforts too much!

I used to go up the west coast of Scotland but only to an actual camp ground with proper toilets and showers I drew the line at anything less. I don't know if I would go again but as we don't have a tent it isn't something I've thought about. It would be nice to go camping in Europe as the UK is just to unpredictable really.