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Why Every Traveler Should Consider Camping for Accommodations

September 26, 2023 Bruce and Shelly Season 1 Episode 25
Why Every Traveler Should Consider Camping for Accommodations
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Why Every Traveler Should Consider Camping for Accommodations
Sep 26, 2023 Season 1 Episode 25
Bruce and Shelly

Camping - loved by some for the fresh air, the night sky and closeness to nature. Hated by those who would rather not sleep among the bugs, be away from their beds and have to forgo a hot shower. But there’s more to this accommodation option than what the stereotypes tell us - camping can be affordable, luxurious, unique and a solution for your future group trip. Camping is not one size fits all! Today we share why every traveler should consider camping for their next trip. 

In this episode we break down three types of camping to consider for your next trip:

Trailer and RV

  • Cheaper than hotels and other accomodations
  • Keep your things with you and sleep in your own bed
  • Can rent! 

Glamping

  • Bring your luxury bedroom to the outdoors
  • No need to set up camp or have a lot of gear - typically comes with rental
  • More expensive but a nice way to explore outdoor accommodations for those who feel camping is not for them

Rustic Camping (Car Camping)

  • Cheapest way to stay
  • Access nature where RVs can't and hotels require driving
  • Top camping items
    • Quality tent - we like a good sized one for car camping so we can stand up
    • Jetboil or a camp stove
    • Portable sink or wash basin
    • Nature friendly soap (we like Bonner's)
    • Water jug or container (5 gal.)
    • Camp cups and silverware
    • Headlamp, flashlight, lamps
    • Quality cooler - nice it if drains to refresh ice
    • Air mattress or roll out 
    • Hatchet
    • Pocket knife
    • First aid kit
    • Back up chargers/batteries
    • Lighter or matches
    • Sandals or easy slip ons
    • Tarp to put under tent or for extra rain protection
    • Toilet paper
    • Hanging shower (if none on site)
    • Camp chairs and foldable table
    • Organizing bins/containers for easy pack in pack out

Links
Rent Gear at REI
Find Campsites
Find RV spots
Rent RV
Find Glamping

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Show Notes

Camping - loved by some for the fresh air, the night sky and closeness to nature. Hated by those who would rather not sleep among the bugs, be away from their beds and have to forgo a hot shower. But there’s more to this accommodation option than what the stereotypes tell us - camping can be affordable, luxurious, unique and a solution for your future group trip. Camping is not one size fits all! Today we share why every traveler should consider camping for their next trip. 

In this episode we break down three types of camping to consider for your next trip:

Trailer and RV

  • Cheaper than hotels and other accomodations
  • Keep your things with you and sleep in your own bed
  • Can rent! 

Glamping

  • Bring your luxury bedroom to the outdoors
  • No need to set up camp or have a lot of gear - typically comes with rental
  • More expensive but a nice way to explore outdoor accommodations for those who feel camping is not for them

Rustic Camping (Car Camping)

  • Cheapest way to stay
  • Access nature where RVs can't and hotels require driving
  • Top camping items
    • Quality tent - we like a good sized one for car camping so we can stand up
    • Jetboil or a camp stove
    • Portable sink or wash basin
    • Nature friendly soap (we like Bonner's)
    • Water jug or container (5 gal.)
    • Camp cups and silverware
    • Headlamp, flashlight, lamps
    • Quality cooler - nice it if drains to refresh ice
    • Air mattress or roll out 
    • Hatchet
    • Pocket knife
    • First aid kit
    • Back up chargers/batteries
    • Lighter or matches
    • Sandals or easy slip ons
    • Tarp to put under tent or for extra rain protection
    • Toilet paper
    • Hanging shower (if none on site)
    • Camp chairs and foldable table
    • Organizing bins/containers for easy pack in pack out

Links
Rent Gear at REI
Find Campsites
Find RV spots
Rent RV
Find Glamping

Support the Show.

Join our Travel Community on Facebook to connect with other like minded travelers, share stories, tips, tricks and travel hack wins- Travel More Insiders

Subscribe to our Newsletter for access to our giveaways and travel hacking tips
Visit our Website https://travelmorepodcast.com/

Join Going (Scott's Cheap Flights) Use code: MAGIC20 for 20% off your first year!

Check out Travel Food on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thetravelmores/

Don’t waste something you’re already paying for!
Email us at info@magicpasstravel.com to see how we can help you make the most out of your upcoming Disney or Universal experience.

Disclosure: We only recommend products we would or do use ourselves and all opinions expressed here are our own. This post may contain affiliate links that at no additional cost to you, we may earn a small commission.