Camping, hiking, kayaking, I love outdoor adventures. Follow along as I share the best places for outdoor adventure.
“I don’t need a therapist. I go camping often.”
Choosing a campsite can feel harder than deciding to go camping alone. I want a place where I can sleep comfortably, find the bathroom after dark, and enjoy my morning coffee without worrying about the details. You can handle Wisconsin state park camping reservations yourself, even if this is your first solo trip. A little planning gives you breathing room...
The moment I roll into a campground alone, my brain wants two things at once: quiet and control. I want the birds, the breeze, the feeling that I can finally exhale. I also want a plan that lets me sleep. Choosing a safe campsite for solo women isn’t about fear, it’s about options. When I pick a site with good sightlines, steady foot traffic, and an easy exit, my...
You zip your tent at dusk. The sky fades from blue to charcoal. A branch snaps somewhere behind your campsite and every sound seems louder than it did an hour ago. If you are a midlife woman camping alone, this scene might feel familiar. You love the fresh air, the road trip playlists, the quiet cup of coffee in the morning. Yet when night falls and you are traveling...
Stepping out alone, pulling my newly renovated 1969 camper called Beatrice, I took my first solo camping trip after turning 50. That first camping trip brought forth an obsession. I found I enjoyed camping. Being out in nature and getting back to basics taught me how to recharge and slow down. That was in 2018, and since then I have become an expert camper...
Solo camping is one of the most rewarding and freeing adventures I’ve ever chosen. As a woman, hitting the campground alone comes with fresh air, confidence, and unforgettable mornings with the sunrise all to yourself. But I know, just like you, that safety always comes first. Finding a solid campsite isn’t about luck—it’s about having clear steps to follow and tips...