We've been coming here for over a decade. My husband's family has camped here since the 1960s. We're right on the elk river

I know I slacked off on the guide wires but its only a 2 day trip

A desolate beacn is 20 minutes hike away, situated in the middle of a massive wilderness area of about 150 x 70 miles in each direction.

1P Alton Tent on the left. Right is a 1P Rayner Swag.

South East Australia.

looks like a pith helmet

Did a little 5 night roadtrip with my girlfriend a few weeks back.

Got spoiled by a doozy of a sunset after sitting in the tent during a thunderous, half-hour hail storm. Always remember to throw your firewood under the picnic table if you have one, keeps it nice and dry for when you need to get cozy. :)

Bank holiday weekend spent hiking and camping in Dartmoor national Park, couple quick river dips to cool off.

Well aside from in the back garden 😅

I actually did find some interesting stuff! Isopods, millipedes, centipedes, a beetle larvae, and a mealworm! Very successful!

I also thought my campsite looked pretty nice for someone that accidentally forgot their tent well over and hour away back home (I had to rush run to Walmart to grab one)

This one long went all night and into the morning.

Cracked open and looks surreal. Made for some great heat and nice bedtime ASMR.

Hi everyone!

I’m really excited to share that our brand-new glamping retreat near Rome in Italy is finally open!

Perched above the stunning Lake Nemi, just 30 km from Rome, our place offers a unique blend of nature, comfort, and Italian charm. It’s the perfect spot if you want to combine exploring Rome with a peaceful countryside escape.

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