Archive for 'Camping'

Water Purification

November 24th, 2009 – 10:40 am Posted by Louise
Tagged as: Camping, Hiking

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency states that 90% of the world’s water is contaminated in some way. The water might look clear, but chances are that there are microscopic dangers, lurking unseen. There are three basic methods of water purification: boiling, filtering, and using chemical additives. All have pros and cons.
Boiling is the age-old method, [...]

Outdoor Cooking Made Easier

November 3rd, 2009 – 9:25 am Posted by Bea
Tagged as: Camping, Hiking

Sure, a lot of people say that camping is not camping if you are using some sort of electric stove instead of the good ole’ gas or over the fire methods. I personally would object to seeing someone use some sort of a “cooking made easy!” device if they were simply at a campground for [...]

Sharing the Great Outdoors

August 14th, 2009 – 9:53 am Posted by Ronald A. Rowe

I love my back to nature, just me and the wild, working up a good sweat, outdoors time.  I’ve always seen it as ‘my’ time, alone time – something that I do to get away from it all.  As I adjusted to city life, my pilgrimages to the unspoiled became even more treasured to me. [...]

NH Outdoors

April 28th, 2009 – 8:47 am Posted by Louise

If you are looking for the best trails or locations for outdoor activities, like biking, boating, camping, hiking, fishing, or climbing, NH Outdoors is a very valuable Website.  The aesthetics of the site, I will admit, definitely could use some work. When I first saw the site, I hesitated to follow the links, fearing it might be one [...]

A Family Vacation

March 31st, 2009 – 7:37 am Posted by Michele
Tagged as: Camping

With the downturn in the economy, many families are reconsidering summer vacations.  The typical week at the beach or trip to a resort has become too costly for some.
However, although renting a house or booking a hotel for the week is quite expensive, there are other options for vacation.  Maybe this is the summer to [...]

Hooked on Bass Fishing

February 24th, 2009 – 11:05 am Posted by BBlock

Bass fishing is a very popular sport across the world today. Bass fishing has grown in popularity during the last decade and is a fun hobby to pursue. Lake fishing is a favorite for people who like to bass fish. You can fish from shore or in a boat, troll or fly fish. There is [...]

Camping in Holland

November 25th, 2008 – 6:28 am Posted by Bea
Tagged as: Camping

When you read the word “camping,” what comes to mind? The image that first fills my mind is one of a decent sized plot of dirt surrounded by trees. Then little rocks in the dirt, some roots sticking above the land, and some dips. All small obstacles in picking the perfect spot for your tent, [...]

How to Choose a Campsite

November 18th, 2008 – 8:42 am Posted by Rosanne Lorraine
Tagged as: Camping

Probably an activity that most hikers look forward to is camping. It gives them a chance to appreciate nature and bond with each other under the stars. But, of course, in order to enjoy camping, it is important to choose a good campsite. Some hikers are not picky when it comes to location. There are [...]

Top 3 Campground Areas in Arizona

October 28th, 2008 – 9:00 am Posted by Rosanne Lorraine
Tagged as: Camping

Arizona is notable for its vast and beautiful landscapes. From the Grand Canyon to Lake Powell, any outdoor lover will have something to see and do in Arizona. Both natural wonders and man-made attractions can be enjoyed in the area. Camping is one of the favorite recreational activities in the area. Here is a list [...]

Camping and S’mores

July 15th, 2008 – 9:00 am Posted by Bea
Tagged as: Camping

One of my all-time favorite outdoors activities is camping. My family usually goes to Pawtuckaway State Park in New Hampshire. It is not too far away from where we live, and it’s a great place to camp. Not only does the campground have your typical forest setting, but it also has a lake that you [...]