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p>If you feel that you have 'been there, done that' when it comes to camping, but still feel the call of the outdoors and wish to spend some time in the wilderness, why not try the Yellowstone camping site?  At Yellowstone National Park you can enjoy some spectacular views, and a different kind of camping experience.

Here are some great tips that you may want to consider if you are thinking of camping at Yellowstone.  These tips however, also include camping tips when you are visiting Montana for this great national park and camping with their well-known Yellowstone bears. Read more

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p>While for many, tent camping is something of an adventure, and a holiday pass time, for some people, it is the only option they have in order to have a roof over their heads, and a dry place to sleep.  With the unstable economy, and rising costs of almost every day to day essential, more and more people are falling on hard times, and tent camping for the homeless is something that many turn to.

Staying Safe When Camping

There is safety in numbers, and camping with others can deter attackers, but if you have to camp alone, remember to keep safety and security in mind.  Try to pick a safe place to pitch your tent – avoid public parks, as they tend to be more routinely searched – abandoned homes, or strips of grass near railways are usually better choices. Read more

If you’re always on the go, it’s a better idea to have a few quick recipes ready. This way you get to save a lot of time, space, money and effort. There are several tips on how to prepare no-cook food without compromising the taste, presentation and fun. Here are some campers’ favorites that you and your family will surely enjoy.

Shrimp and Mango Salad

You will need the following: 3/4 pound cooked shrimp, 1 large mango preferably deseeded and sliced in cubes, 1/4 sliced green onions, 1 tbsp fish sauce, 1 tbsp soy sauce, 2 tbsp water, 1 large lime juiced, 1 tbsp brown sugar, 1 tsp minced jalapeno pepper, 4 cups arugula and 4 small ripe tomatoes wedged. Read more

Several years back, the Illinois Office of Tourism was encouraging more visitors to visit  the area by using the slogan, “Just outside Chicago is a place called Illinois.”   Clearly this promotion campaign was a slamming success because Illinois is a booming vacation hot spot.  In  particular, you can expect exciting and beautiful camping grounds in the northern areas. Here are some tips to have a great camping trip.

Camping  Outside Northern Illinois: A Preferred Vacation Idea

A lot of local residents prefer camping in Illinois since it can save a lot on vacation expenses. They don’t have to spend too much on gas, they can stay a few days longer because of the convenient location plus they find the sceneries and experience very satisfactory. Aside from camping  outside northern Illinois, there are a lot of outdoor activities to enjoy such as fishing, hiking and picnicking. Read more