Posted by Gr8LakesCamper on August 3, 2010 under Adventure travel, Andrew west, Ben, Big Manistee River, Campsite, Canoeing, Chris, Craig, Facebook Inc, Family Camping, Gr8LakesCamper, Hannah, Hospitality/Recreation, Human behavior, Leisure, Luke, Man-Made Disaster, Melissa, Michigan, Procedural knowledge, RV Lifestyle, Tara, Tourism, Twin Oaks LLP, Twitter Inc, Wellston, brother-in-law, camping, recreational vehicle, travel destinations | 
Short of an accident or injury, is there anything worse for a camping trip than an all-day rain storm?
Our most recent camping trip – the 2010 Canoeing & Camping Extravaganza in Wellston, Michigan – was nearly a wash out.
A bit of background: nearly every summer for the last eight years we have gone on a [...]
Posted by Gr8LakesCamper on April 30, 2010 under Adventure travel, Campsite, Cedar Point, Door County, Facebook Inc, Family Camping, Gr8LakesCamper, Great Lakes, Human behavior, Illinois, Indiana, Leisure, Michigan, Minnesota, NEW YORK CITY, Ohio, Pennsylvania, RV Lifestyle, Recreational vehicles, Tourism, Twitter Inc, United States, West Virginia, Wisconsin, camping, chicago, kentucky, travel destinations |
Gr8LakesCamper celebrates the world of RV camping in the Midwest.
Posted by Bob Difley on September 19, 2009 under Adventure travel, American deserts, Bob Difley, Boondocking/Dry Camping, Desert Camping, Fulltiming, Green RVing, RV How-To, RV Lifestyle, Roughing It, boondocking, boondocking book, camping, desert, dry camping |
By Bob Difley
In last week’s blog I described how to find dispersed boondocking campsites (coyote camping) in the American deserts. Now that you know how to find coyote camping spots, the following tips will help to enhance and expand your desert boondocking experience:
The best way to find dispersed campsites in the desert is to explore [...]
