Camping

Camping trip may be one of the best decisions you make when looking for an escape from hustle and bustle of an urban environment.

It may not be at first everyone’s choice for a weekend escape or a vacation trip, but camping, eider adventure camping, backpacking or canoe camping in wilderness, just as in organized commercial campgrounds for more than a day is, still depends on a location, time usually spend in nature with just sufficient resources, while presumably sheltering in the open air wrapped only into a sleeping bag or having as a roof tin liner of a tent, maybe in a motor-home or in some sort of a primitive striped down to bare essentials wood cabin.

No matter what type of a camping you are getting into you will need at least some camping equipment. If there’s no plans for a hard roof shelter than include a tent, sleeping bag, food and food preparation equipment, water or access to clean water, etc.

Featured or soon to be featured campgrounds

Canada

QC – Lac Chat campground, Parc national du Mont-Tremblant
ON – Riverside Cedar – Riverside East, Parks of the St. Lawrence
QC – L’Aigle Pêcheur, Parc national du Mont-Tremblant
ON – 1000 Islands Ivy Lea KOA, Lansdowne
PE – Cornwall / Charlottetown KOA
QC – Camping Baie-De-Percé
ON – Niagara Falls KOA campground
ON – Ivy Lea campground, Parks of the St. Lawrence, 1000 Islands

United States of America

Maine – Saco / Old Orchard Beach KOA
New York – Lake Placid KOA campground

Camping Equipment Checklist

Most of the listed campgrounds, if not all, provide an acess to essential services, like water, washrooms, showers, convenience store etc. Still, an average camper needs a number of at least already mentioned basic items that in our case may include all or at least some listed; beside a shelter, food and food preparation equipment and anything else that may come handy in any situation you may end up. Continue reading…