Should I Go On This Camping Trip?
444901
You should go anyway,no matter how scared you are,it's not like it's just going to be you and him,your friends will be there too,you never know,you might not even really notice him,but you will never know if you don't go,take a risk
322548
I would go, it sounds fun, been awhile since ive gone fishing, if you bring the pole I will bring the bait.
236621
yes it is really lovely you have to go!!!!!!!!!!!!\nwell go together!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
67211
Typically, "Water and Electrical Hookups" are referring to convenient places an RV or trailer can plug in to for power and running water.  Chances are, you should be able to plug an extension cord with a power strip for running some electrical items.\n\nI say plan your trip as if the electrical won't be available, but bring a few things that will be helpful in case it is.\n\nA few helpful camping tips:  \nIf there's a firepit, bring a couple Duraflame logs.  They last a couple hours, don't take any special gymnastics to ignite, and you can always throw regular wood on after the duraflame is burning.  Remember to smother your campfire before you go to bed (Shovel dirt on it, etc).\n\nBring a stiff rake.  Rake out the spot where you're putting your tent(s). This way, you don't end up rolling over onto a rock or acorn.\n\nPlease, please, PLEASE, clean up when you're gone.  Have your kids walk all over your campsite and pick up every little bit of trash possible.  (Also, bring trashbags!  Not all campsites have convenient trash receptacles).\n\nCheck the temperature ranges in advance, and pack accordingly.  It's a very long night when it's freezing cold and you didn't bring the winter sleeping bags.  Remember that tents catch fire VERY easily, so don't put the tent next to the campfire, and don't bring electrical or gas heaters into the tent.\n\nBring fresh drinking water.  (Those 2.5 gallon jugs with the convenient spigot are good...)\n\nBring a medical kit w/ all the usual refinements.  Kids will always find a way to get boo-boo's.\n\nI can almost guarantee that you will certainly overpack for your first trip.  You'll find that over time you'll be able to whittle it down to the stuff you *really* need, as opposed to the stuff you think you'll need.\n\nIf you're with someone who is not a morning person, they will be much worse in the morning.  Trust me.\n\nGood luck!
753782
Grand Haven State Park is nice.  Or if you want a little more rustic, come to the UP.  Many nice campgrounds across the UP and we can always use the money.......
671151
Yeah, you're a trespasser, unless you are camped in an area where camping is permitted AND paying any camping fees required.  A state forest is not a crashpad, nor a homeless shelter, nor a free campground.
713513
1. Weekend campground or long term vacation\n2. Anywhere from 50-1000 miles\n3. How many times a year DID I camp - 2 weekends of each month (April-October) and an average of 3-5 days per stay\n4. We are now on our 5th travel trailer\n5. $23-30 per night\n6. Bring it all\n7. No more than it would cost if we were eating at home.\n8. Nothing - I went to relax\n9. Water, electric, free showers, playground for the kids\n10. They have all I need\n11. When they charge me extra for bringing my dependant children along.  When the showers cost money.  The water is not hot until you have put in your 3-4 quarter-what a waste.\n12. 45-55 age group\n13. Small city in northern MS\nps - I am a campground owner, which is what brought me to this question.  If you are a camper first and a campground owner after several years of camping, you will be a more successful owner because you know what your clientele will be looking for.
666329
Go get your crush, it is obvious you don't love your man and you shouldn't go camping because you might do something you regret.  Go get your crust and good luck!
457337
Of course you should go I went to camp for the summer when I was a preteen and it was so fun!  I got to sneak around and do defiant kid stuff and I got to learn alot about myself and others not to mention canoeing weaving etc.
677926
Wow, right close to home.  I'm in Albemarle and I go to the Uwharries a lot.  I do a lot of wilderness camping so a lot of the times I'm off the trails.  I know they have one campground called Yates Place Campground and it's a pretty good spot.  Most of the time you can walk along the Uwharrie trail and there'll be spots along the trail that others have camped at.  There you can find flat ground, usually cleaned up from debris, as well as fire rings already made.  That tends to work out well too.  If you have anymore questions, just shoot me an email!
681318
Yeah sure! I would give a stronger answer if you gave which country you are considering. If you are going for vacation, like to Egypt, then a heck yeah! If you are going for humanitarian reasons, like to help feed the hungry in Chad, or Sierra Leon, then I would still say yes, but I would consider the troubles in the area before I went. Like if someone suggested to go to Darfur right now, Id be a little hesitant.
594425
NO... not really. My significant other said he was going camping with his buddy. LOL hopefully it doesn't end up like Brokeback Mountain. I trust him. Not all men are idiots... Just most of them.
1128454
To really have fun on your camping trip, do a shakedown camp out in the back yard. This will do two things it will show you what you really need and it will show you if your gear is going to work. It is terrible to be in a thunder storm and find that you do not know how to put the tent up. Check every detail and you will have a fun trip !
1026004
How serious are you about camping? You can spend from $20 to MANY dollars in range. Go to a sporting goods store to check them out. Or the net!
513419
lets go camping im in ohio
538631
I'm going to answer this in point form for you.\n\nFood:\n1)Trail Mix - peanuts, raisins/cranberries, smarties, almonds, caramel popcorn...and anything else you think is good. Make up a couple bags of it. It's great for snacks and energy.\n2)I like to bring hard-boiled eggs, and pre-cooked bacon for breakfast.\n3)Pepperettes and Cheese, lunch\n4)Fruit-to-Go's. They taste great and are good for you.\n5)Crystal Light - Turns water into yummy juice\n6)Sidekicks - Easy to cook in pot on fire (get ones that only need water and butter - milk isn't for camping)\n7)Beef Jerky\n8)Meal replacement bars\n8)Catch a Fish and fillet it.\n9)Frozen meat, ie. steak, pork chops, sausages, will only stay good for one or two nights max. Keep them in a soft cooler and out of the sun. You can cook these up on a grill over the fire. Bring Mrs Dash - Good if you catch a fish too.\nIf you are on a campsite, and won't need to carry everything, it'll be easier. If you're planning on a hike, you might want to follow some of my listed foods above.\n\nGear:\n1)Tent with Fly. Tarp if rain is forcasted, for inside of tent, line it with tarp, corners up toward ceiling.\n2)Thermarests and sleeping bags. Try to get the lightest stuff possible. Keep them DRY.\n3)Small cookstove - a saviour in the rain, or for quick cook-ups. I prefer the ones that use naptha/camp fuel, to propane. Lasts longer and uses less room in my pack.\n4)Water Purifier - So much better to pump your own water than to carry around gallons of it.  Nalgene containers are the best for all your liquid stuff. Some people break their eggs in advance, put them in a nalgene, and then pour them out into the frying pan.\n5)Headlamp - a hands free headlamp is a must for camping! I can't live without mine.\n6)First Aid Kit. Be prepared. Bad things do happen. A huge tree fell a few feet from my tent last year. I was lucky!\n7)A whitle. A loud one. Scares away animals and attracts people if you need help.\n8)A Knife. I couldn't go camping without my lockblade. Also bring thin rope or string. Always handy.\n9)Bug Spray!\n10)Light materialed, baggy clothing is best for summer camping. Bugs have a hard time biting through it cause they're baggy, they dry out fast if they get wet, and they're cool. The zip on/off short/pant deals work best. Light coloured clothing attracts less bugs. Comfy socks and shoes are important too.\n11)Fishing pole and lures. What's camping without fishing?\n\nI could probably go on, but you're probably wondering when I'm going to shut up, lol. Hope this helps!\n\nHappy Trails!
822716
It depends.  If the campsite has hunting or something, probably yes.  But if they don't they probably won't let you for safety reasons.  Also they might let you if there is hunting nearby.