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It's Naked and Afraid. Could you all survive on it? What would be your typical game plan? So do you feel disgusted by those who tap out? Do you feel pity for them? What do you think they're doing wrong? In other words, generally, what made them fall?

The big three are heavy tents, Quinzhees (snow forts), and igloos. Of the three, igloos were judged the warmest, with Quinzhees coming in 2nd - and last, the heavy tents. Anyway, the heat increase of the igloo was significant - so surely, the Eskimos know what they're doing! ;) Has anyone...

Some might choose this route, but it can problematic with rain. However, though, I'm sure some can even tough it out with light rain - and maybe even heavier stuff! Has anyone tried to camp with only a sleeping bag? What was the experience? Myself, I tried it once at a camp in West Virginia...

Any ideas for summer camping there? What would be the best spots? Anyway, I'm sure the camping is free. However, though, because of the isolation, do you think it's tougher to get along with other campers? What precautions need to be taken?

I think I saw these as a teenager on some family trip. Anyway, I'm sure there is camping available. Anyway, does anyone know of other important parks in KY? Myself, I used to travel thru southeast KY on the way to see my brother at Berea college, going thru towns like Middlesboro (fun trivia...

This is the place I'm from so I can mention some good spots. One is Natural Tunnel state park which lies somewhat across the state border near Kingsport TN. Also, there is probably some good parks out near Lebanon, Virginia, but not sure of the name or names and, you don't want to miss camping...

On a trip to Charleston, I stayed on the outskirts at a campground. I think the name of it was the Kanawha campground - something like that. Anyway, what do you all feel is the best places to camp in the state? I'm sure it's probably not there, but I could be wrong. Anyhow, though, it was...

Sometimes if you're low on cash and want a new start, you can book a campsite for around 10 USD a night, at the low end. However, though, it might be a bit rough for fall and winter and if you're starting a new job somewhere, the gasoline to go from the campsite to the job could be a pain...

This might sound insane, but does anyone camp in the winter? How would someone go about it? Anyhow, I'm sure some people camp in the winter cause certain people hunt during the winter. Of course, whatever shelter they use would need to be much thicker than usual and also other gear like...

I'm from Northeastern Tennessee, a place which has a lot of spectacular mountains, and is situated in an area close to Southwest Virginia and Western North Carolina which have much of the same. Anyhow, my hobbies, besides hiking and camping, include jogging, playing music, and travel. I hope...

Has anyone went camping there? The mountains are spectacular. They sort of remind me of mountains in Southwestern Virginia. However, the ones in Virginia seem to have more rounded tops.