To achieve peak festival fun, make sure to pack smart. “Things like a chair might sound like a good idea, but they’re a hassle to carry around all day,” says Sharif Zawaideh, the operations manager for the Pilgrimage Festival in Nashville, Tennessee. Zawaideh’s packing advice? “Think of it like …
With Denver heating up, it’s time to start planning your escape from the city. And there’s no better place to go than one of Colorado’s outdoor music …
What is it about camping that makes us love it so much? Camping magazine editor Iain Duff shares his top reasons for heading out in a tent 1 …
Don’t get me wrong: climbing mountains, paddling rivers, bagging a year’s worth of meat, and tackling challenging trails are fun, but sometimes all a weekend needs are a beautiful view, fun people, and a lot of booze. Partying is one of my favorite excuses to take people camping. Here’s the gear I …
The Insider Picks team writes about stuff we think you’ll like. Business Insider has affiliate partnerships, so we get a share of the revenue from your purchase. There are few things I love more than attending music festivals. To me, heaven is three days in the sun listening to music, grilling …
There are a number of differences between festival camping and normal camping, whether in a campsite or in the wilderness, and this article aims to highlight a few of the differences and help you be prepared.
Being from England, even in the summer months it’s rare that you get a camping trip without some rain, and you can often suffer downpours and flooding when you least expect it. It pays to be prepared, so if you have the space, here are some extras to pack so you will be able to deal with a damp, drizzly camping trip with good grace.
