I’m wanting to go camping with my cousin, but she is 35 weeks pregnant.
Is there anything that she can’t do? Is it a good idea for her to go?
We’d be sleeping in huge tents, with air mattresses, and restroom facilities near by, and cell phone reception is good in the area.

Hey so I’m planning a camping trip for our youth group at church and I’m looking for a camping site for about 20-35 people. We are looking for tent camping grounds not RV or Cabins. A place in Nor-Cal would be prefered also. So if anyone knows a good place to go, the info would be greatly appreciated!

It’s a tough one to trust to a dictionary. I’m talking about one of those 20-foot enclosed trailers for camping, with beds, kitchen, bathroom, all miniature, to two behind your truck.
Edit: er, make that “TOW behind your truck.”

Im going kayaking for 4 days and need to cook a lunch and dinner for 3 people. What foods can I bring that can fit in a kayak and not spoil. I don’t want to use dehydrated food because my friends are sick of eating it.

I’m going camping with my girl friends in a couple weeks. I think there is one outhouse there but far from our site.

Do you pee in the bushes or the grass or something?
Also do you take toilet paper and do you just drop it when you’re done?

I have been spending an increasing amount of time outdoors camping, whatever the weather. I Don’t do lengthy hikes bu I need decent waterproof boots but I don’t know where to start – full grain, nubuck etc? is gore-tex essential? I want decent boots that will last but are not expensive! There are a lot of cheap options (eg Northwest Territory) but cant find useful testimony… Please help!

I really like Native American Culture and I always wanted to go camping on a Reservation and there’s an Indian Reservation that’s 2 hours away from my house but some of my friends said you need promotion from the council and others say you don’t. I checked the website but it doesn’t say so does any one know?

I’m considering a camping trip in June from the midwest to somewhere in the Rockies. I have considered shipping my gear by UPS etc. to a local office, then flying out there and picking up my gear at the shipping office. Are there other options like renting gear? Should I just drive?

Not looking for anything immature, they can do that without my help…lol. I have the basics planned, a chicken BBQ, a fire pit they can hang around all night if they desire (we live in the country), marshmallows and other camping snacks, dirt cake with a campfire scene decoration with an actual burning campfire, maybe some lawn games….thought about water balloons but not sure about all the popped balloons (they may not pick up) in our HUGE yard. We do have an electric post that we use for various things in the back yard that they can use.

Taking our first camping trip as a family. Would really like it to be enjoyable for all! Any ideas welcome!