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Expert’s Picks: Primitive Camping

  • Manatee County, Florida Primitive Camping

    Manatee County, Florida, is located on the Gulf Coast of the state, just south of Tampa. The county has access to lakes, parks and ocean beaches. Scuba-diving, sea-kayaking, canoeing, hiking, bird-watching, wildlife observation and fishing are all possible within the county. There are several parks and campgrounds that offer tent sites and primitive camping.… read more

  • Beach & RV Camping in Gulf Shores, AL

    Gulf Shores, Alabama, is on the coast near Orange City and Pensacola, Florida. Tourists flock here in the summer, and for good reason: miles of white sandy beach, and all the attractions you expect from a beach resort area. read more

  • Florida Primitive Camping Clubs

    With its miles of coastline, diverse ecosystems, abundance of state parks and forests, and nearly year-round temperate weather, Florida is a popular spot for campers. You can pitch a tent in the Everglades, stay at a campground near Disney World in Orlando or explore the natural beauty of the Keys and camp on the beach. In case you're in the Sunshine State a… read more

  • Primitive Camping in South Texas

    Southern Texas offers a variety of primitive camping that includes the rugged mountains of the Chisos Mountains in Big Bend National Park to the isolation of Matagorda Island. Most of the camping exists in national and state parks, featuring the gems Texas has to offer. Southern Texas offers a unique freedom to campers, with open beaches and mountains to exp… read more

  • Camping Near Coshocton, Ohio

    Listed by Midwest Living Magazine as "one of the Top 100 towns to visit," Coshocton, Ohio has a charm all its own. Only an hour and a half from Columbus, campers can unwind in the mellow atmosphere that permeates throughout. read more

Related Primitive Camping Articles & Videos

  • Camping in Badlands National Park

    Badlands National Park in southwestern South Dakota protects a severely beautiful landscape of eroded clay and shale gullies, knife ridges and pinnacles, and tablelands of blowing, mixed-grass prairies. While day visitors enjoy the roa… read more

  • Information About African Safaris

    African safaris offer incredible opportunities to view wildlife in natural habitats. Going on a safari is a true adventure vacation for people who want to see and learn about animals, many of which are in danger of disappearing forever… read more

  • Barberville, Florida Attractions

    The quiet town of Barberville, Florida provides a central location to explore some of the most popular wilderness areas in central Florida. While many visitors to Volusia County confine their stay to the popular Atlantic beaches, a tri… read more

  • The Best Rain Boots for Women

    Women's rain boots should keep your feet dry and warm. They should also be stylish and comfortable. Aggressive tread on the soles will prevent slipping and a lightweight design will be best for walking long distances. Most rain boots s… read more

  • RV Parks in Highland, California

    A mid-size city in San Bernardino County, Highland is a great little base camp for exploring the desert and mountain region. Both urban activities and backcountry pursuits can be found in the Highland region, and if visiting by RV, the… read more

  • New Jersey State Parks & Campgrounds

    New Jersey has more than 430,000 acres of state parks. A $50 annual pass provides access to the activities of all 50 parks. Water sports available include swimming, kayaking and boating. Trails for hiking, biking and horse riding are o… read more

  • Campgrounds Near St. Cloud, Minnesota

    St. Cloud, Minnesota, located in the mid-central portion of the state, offers visitors many options for outdoor recreation and urban adventures. Quarry Park has trails for mountain biking, hiking and trail-running. Watersports enthusia… read more

  • Campgrounds in Waycross, Georgia

    Waycross, Georgia, is at the northern edge of the Okefenokee Swamp and is the gateway for exploring the national wildlife refuge. There are many excursions available into the swamp, and smaller parks are located all around Waycross. Th… read more

  • Campgrounds in Gruene, Texas

    Gruene, Texas is a place to discover history, and to begin exploring the hill country of southern Texas. There are many campgrounds, of all kinds, to help in your excursions. Greune is located 15 miles from Canyon Lake, which has water… read more

  • Campgrounds on Rainy Lake in Minnesota

    Rainy Lake straddles the border between Minnesota and Canada. Its southern shores abut Voyageurs National Park. The campgrounds of the park are widely dispersed and reached by boat. Voyageurs requires a permit for overnight camping. Pe… read more

  • Yosemite Village Camping

    Yosemite Village is at the edge of, and is the gateway to, the Yosemite National Park. This is the center of activity and the major tourist area of the park. The village is a jumping off point to explore the park. read more

  • ATV Trails in Nevada

    If you're an ATV extraordinaire and you're looking for a dynamic landscape, you may want to look no further than Nevada. Characterized by sandy deserts, rugged mountains, heavily forested slopes and gliding grass-filled valleys, Nevad… read more

  • Camping Vacations in Oklahoma

    Oklahoma has a rich Native American heritage, and is a rural state with many camping vacation opportunities. Most of the camping is around lakes and rivers, though there are some small mountains in the east. Oklahoma can be very hot in… read more

  • Campgrounds in Lake Somerville, TX

    Lake Somerville, halfway between Houston and Austin, provides a multitude of outdoor recreational opportunities. While visiting the area you can hike, mountain bike or go horseback riding on miles of trails surrounding the water. You c… read more

  • Campgrounds on the Tennessee River in Alabama

    The Tennessee River cuts through about 150 miles of northern Alabama through rural forested areas. The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) has created four large lakes along the river as part of its flood control and energy production act… read more

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    Backcountry Camping Tips

    Backcountry Camping Tips

    You've already tried car and RV camping. You've camped at commercial campsites that had a convenient restroom and water supply. Now, you want to explore the road less traveled. Backcountry camping, also known as primitive camping, is a wonderful way to explore the remote...

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    Beach Camping Near Pismo Beach, California

    Beach Camping Near Pismo Beach, California

    Pismo State Beach, California, has many attractions and activities including camping, swimming, hiking and wildlife viewing. Birdwatching is one of the primary activities in the area. The park also has the largest over-wintering colony of monarch butterflies in the natio...

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    Common Sense Hiking Tips

    Common Sense Hiking Tips

    The first and most fundamental thing is never hike alone. There are too many situations, especially as an unexperienced hiker, where you may find yourself without anyone to help you. So the buddy system works and applies very much in hiking.

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