Women camping

Planning on camping alone as a woman? Here are 17 tips that will help you to prepare and be as safe as possible!

Camping alone as a woman can be an empowering experience. If you’ve never done it before, our female camping guide can help you to prepare. We’ll talk you through how to stay safe and comfortable on your solo camping trip, and we’ll give you some product recommendations, and hints and tips on how to ensure your adventure runs as smoothly as possible. You can read our full guide right here:

Here are 10 tips (plus a few extras) to keep safe solo camping as a female - written by an experienced solo female camper.

My story of backcountry camping starts in the spring of 2014 with a guided trip to the bottom of the Grand Canyon. I was hooked. I have dedicated my life since to spending as many days under the stars and out of my bedroom as possible. And admittedly have been extremely lucky in that I have never k

Staying fresh during an outdoor trip can be a real problem, especially for women. You get plenty sweaty during long hikes, not to mention dirty from all the mud and dust when setting up camp and crawling into a tent. This female hygiene guide for hiking and camping will help answer any questions you have about staying clean outdoors. Whether it’s preventing issues before they happen or dealing with them head on, we’ll cover all the details about how to stay fresh and comfortable. HOW DO I…

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Solo camping can be a fun and rewarding experience, but it's important to be prepared and stay safe. As a woman, there may be some additional considerations to keep in mind when planning your first solo camping trip. Solo Camping for Women is the ultimate guide! I did my first solo camping trip when I

Ever wanted to sleep out under the stars, wake up listening to the morning birdsong and feel 360 of nature around you – but have no one to go camping with? Well then, just go it alone! Although we might imagine the more stereotypical scene of friends hanging out by the campfire, sharing s’mores and

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