When you think of car camping, what comes to mind? For me, it evokes the smell of pine trees in the summer, citronella candles, and bacon sizzling in a pan.
Car camping means different things to different people, but for me, car camping is the act of going camping with your vehicle. It could be in a designated campsite in a National Park, or driving down a dirt road and “boondocking”. In either scenario, you could pitch a tent or actually sleep inside of your vehicle.
No matter how you do it, these guides will help you navigate everything from packing for a camping trip to getting reservations at highly coveted campgrounds.
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Want to know how to snag a campground at one of the most popular national parks in the United States? I’ve been going car camping in Yosemite for years, but even I have to admit: it can be really dang hard to get campsites here,…
With such close proximity to San Francisco, Mount Tamalpais and Marin County are super popular areas for city-dwellers to get outside and explore! The Steep Ravine campground, in particular, is very popular and difficult to reserve during the high season. I booked this camping trip…
