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...
This Post may contain affiliate links. This means that when you click on a link to purchase, we may receive compensation. Car camping is a popular way to explore the outdoors inexpensively. One essential component of car camping is a well-stocked minimalistic kitchen. While it’s possible to bring many appliances and equipment, a minimal car camping kitchen is...
The minute you board the Madeline Island Ferry at Bayfield, Wisconsin, a transformation begins. With every droplet of Lake Superior spray the ferry kicks up, you feel the burdens of the real world wash away. By the time you hit the dock on Madeline Island, you are ready for the slower pace, that island vibe, and the mystical powers hanging in the air. Just Lulu and I...
Ideas For Camping Meals For The Beginning Solo Camper Solo camping for the beginner can be overwhelming. There’s so much to remember and that’s why you need a few ideas for camping meals that are easy to put together. After all, who wants to spend a lot of time on food prep when you’d rather be hiking or curled up with a good book. If you haven’t tried camping yet...
Things I learned from my first solo camping experience, how it went and what I did. I had been preparing for this for a few weeks. Practicing my backing skills and learning all the steps of hooking my little camper up to my Toyota 4-Runner. I also had a checklist, lovingly put together by Rick, so I wouldn’t skip any steps. If you think It’s easy going...