Camping in the Rough

If you want to feel true exhilaration of camping and see some of the many wonders nature has to offer, I suggest you try camping in the rough. However, It is a good idea to be familiar with the area to avoid potentially getting lost, and always let someone know your destination and expected time of return.

I enjoy a route along a waterway where a canoe or kayak can be used. Extra supplies can be stored in the camper to make for a pretty good time. All you will need is a few essentials and you will be set for a weekend of relaxation and solitude. I suggest a small pup tent with an extra tarp in case of rain for shelter, or on a mild summer night just a sleeping bag will suffice.

I always take along my fishing pole in case I want to include trout for a meal. Make sure you have a frying pan and a pot to boil water. It's easy to prepare a lot of foods brought from home over a campfire. I know that camping this way is not for everyone! Camping in the rough entails a person take only what is needed for a two- or three-day journey. The only piece of modern day equipment worth taking would be a camera.  

If camping in the rough seems like an idealistic approach to enjoying nature, why not give it a try?. There are no traffic jams or other motorists to be wary of, no noise. It just may be the first of many great camping trips for you.

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