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Why I’m Choosing to Take More Solo Camping Staycations This YearWhy I’m Choosing to Take More Solo Camping Staycations This Year

Why I’m Choosing to Take More Solo Camping Staycations This Year

Time and money—two resources that always seem in short supply. Even still, one of my goals for the New Year…

2 weeks ago

From Camping to Culture: Surviving 24 Teenagers and Exploring Ancient Aboriginal Lands

Twenty-four teenagers, outback NSW, no camping experience, and no showers—what could possibly go wrong? I took leave from work to…

2 months ago

This Marin County Farm Offers a Fresh Take on Back-to-Nature Food and Camping

Surrounded by grassy hills and a seasonal marsh, Estero San Antonio Wonderland is 120 acres of agro-ecological farm and idyllic…

7 months ago

10 Incredible #AdventureMoms to Follow on Instagram

As one of Hipcamp's mothers once wrote, Everyone has a Mother : Mother Nature. And while we always want to…

7 months ago

12 LGBTQIA2S+ Outdoor Leaders Making a Difference

The breadth of LGBTQIA2S+ outdoor organizations has grown exponentially over the past decade, with numerous queer-led nonprofits and guiding services…

2 years ago

Inside the Program that Sends Thousands of Middle Schoolers into the Woods

On an autumn afternoon, about 80 sixth graders took a break from class at a Portland, Oregon park. With cedar…

3 years ago

Field Notes: Camping at Highland Country in Ontario for Canada’s (2nd) Best Summer Job

Hipcamp selected LGBTQ+ influencer and outdoorswoman Shannon Youngs for Canada's (2nd) Best Summer Job, an epic cross-Ontario adventure. As part…

3 years ago

Building Community Through Indigenous Presence, Food, and Culture

Indigenous Peoples' Day is a time to recognize Indigenous communities around the world for the power of their presence, activism,…

3 years ago

Hipcamp Spotlight: Mareeba, QLD

Just over an hour west of Cairns, on the fertile Atherton Tablelands, lies the sunny town of Mareeba. Conveniently located…

3 years ago

Fresh Tracks Home: Myia Antone on Founding Indigenous Women Outdoors

Myia Antone always knew she was Indigenous, but it’s something she used to hide.  Despite being raised in Squamish—a glacier-carved…

3 years ago