cost of camping
Yes it has been debated over, and over. However. I have new info for me. After the trip from hell last summer with 3, yes 3 blow outs. We decided to stay in a condo at the OBX, and share the cost 3...
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ppine wrote:Again, I will have to politely disagree.
Put it this way, camping and Rving are the cheapest way to travel, and it also happens to be the best no matter what the cost.
For example, say I want to spend 4 days in Toronto. If flying it's 2.5 hours from wheels up to wheels stop. It would take me eight days to lug the camper there and back and I blew a weeks vacation doing it. Not to mention I'm tired as heck when I get there.
To me time IS money. Again, my vacation time from work is valuable to me. I protect it and use it wisely.
I find little pleasure in poking a fire with a stick and I can't sit for more than ten minutes without becoming restless.
I like being around people having a good time. I live on acreage in the country so if I want isolation and listen to the coyotes or watch the birds, squirrels and rabbits I'll stay home.
To each their own. "Camping" is not why I own and use a camper. A campground is usually not our destination. It's a place to park the 'Rolling Condo'.
