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Is it as miserable and cold in your neck of the woods as it is ours?

A couple more days and you could have been a Valentine Baby - then again maybe you didn't want to be a Valentine Baby. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

Welcome to Camping Babble!

...tonnes of camping plans - all beginning the 20th of June 2016. My usual stuff - Haliburton Forest Reserve, Haliburton Highlands and Algonquin Provincial Park. Menus are organized, equipment lists completed - just waiting for the summer sun. Oh...yah...got a few new pieces of equipment I'll...

It all depends on your prospective... Just the same...one does what one should do for one's self. I've never seen a serious camper nude - they have better things to do. :)

For me the first question is, "What I'm I using this tent for?" When that is decided then I begin to look at what the current designs and specs are. I never purchase anything that isn't on sale. There are thousands of designs out there - the problem has always been selecting what is needed.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- :) Eager to see some of your pictures.

FANTASTIC! Really looking forward to learning more about you and especially your camp experience - sounds really unique. We hope it's the place for you too...:)

Welcome to Camping Babble - it's a fun site to be on and there are a lot of interesting threads that one can enjoy.

That's one women I would not be inviting into bear country. I know that I often talk to my dog like he's another guy...the reality is that he is a dog by whatever name. So why would a woman be talking to a bear like he's her boyfriend? o_O Using bear spray is more than pushing a button with...

We don't have mountains in our neck of the woods - but we do have look outs. :) Look Out - Algonquin Provincial Park

Yep...there are nude camps. Not for me...but then everyone has choice. For me camping is synonymous with tent structures as all my threads testify. :) The other reality is that I'm into canoe/camping - mighty hard to trek in a cabin [though there are cabin tents].