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  1. Malibu Creek State Park To Get Away From Hustle And Bustle Of Los Angeles

    Camping Tourist &bull Yesterday

    When down in Southern California, Malibu Creek State Park is an ideal place to slip away to if you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of Los Angeles, as itas just 25 miles away from downtown. The… Full Story »

  2. How To Camp In A Hammock?

    Camping Tourist &bull Yesterday

    Using the hammock instead of a tent has its advantages and despite it isnat very popular, it is actually very comfortable and practical. First of all the hammocks are lightweight and easier to set up than the tents. Of course… Full Story »


  3. The Roof Top Tent - What Is It And Do You Need It?

    Camping Tourist &bull Jul 29, 2010

    Heading to a camping site and then finding the perfect spot, leveling the ground, clearing it of debris, sticks, making sure it is safe from the more dangerous creepy crawlies and from ground water seepage can be a bit of… Full Story »


  4. Protect Yourself With The Right Outdoor Gear

    Camping Tourist &bull Jul 28, 2010

    They can be your key to survival in the great outdoors, because good outdoor gear will protect you and help you have successful adventures while shielding you from the elements and caring for your body. Your feet will probably be… Full Story »


  5. Your Choice Of Adventure Camping Or Relaxing In Alpine, Wyoming

    Camping Tourist &bull Jul 23, 2010

    This region is situated along the border with the state of Idaho, and is filled with some wonderful scenery which includes mountain meadows and peaks, lovely creeks, pine forests, and aspen trees. There are plenty of waterways here that are… Full Story »


  6. The Basic Tips For The First Time Tent Campers

    Camping Tourist &bull Jul 23, 2010

    Camping is a wonderful outdoor activity, but in case you are a beginner, here are few tips that will ease your vacation. First and most important is to be prepared. Camping takes certain preparation, without which you risk your outdoor… Full Story »

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  7. The Beginners' Logical Step To Backpacking

    Camping Tourist &bull Jul 22, 2010

    For those of you, who are beginners into backpacking and entirely into the outdoor activities, preparations are important, because they help you to know what you will really need. First and most important is to think about your experience in… Full Story »


  8. Tips For Traveling In The Yukon Wilderness

    Camping Tourist &bull Jul 20, 2010

    If you want to experience the same journeys the prospectors, trappers, and First Nations people took years ago, one of the best places to re-live their steps is the Yukon in Canada. This means itas imperative to take along the… Full Story »


  9. America's Smallest State Features Big-Time Camping

    Camping Tourist &bull Jul 17, 2010

    Warning: file_get_contents(http://feeds.delicious.com/v2/json/urlinfo/data?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.campingtourist.com%2Fcamping-spots%2Famericas-smallest-state-features-big-time-camping%2F) [function.file-get-contents]: failed to open stream: HTTP request failed! Rhode Island is often overlooked by campers, even by Americans, as itas the smallest state in the nation. However, for its size, it still has some wonderful scenery and campgrounds… Full Story »


  10. Prince Edward Island's Cedar Dunes Allows You To Get Off The Beaten Path

    Camping Tourist &bull Jul 15, 2010

    One of the best provinces for camping in Canada is surely Prince Edward Island, on the countryas east coast. There are dozens of excellent grounds to choose from, with one of the finest being the Cedar Dunes Provincial Park. The… Full Story »

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