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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Camping is too much work. I would do it if someone else packed the car, set everything up, made all the food, cleaned and packed up. It’s not the nature that bothers me. It’s the work. [/quote]

Minimalize. I just take a cooler with some stuff, and maybe a skillet and blanket/tarp.

Tents are too much hassle for real camping, unless one is base camping for a week or more while hunting or something. For a weekend or overnight camping trip, just sleep on a blanket or in the back of a truck. [/quote]

Hahaha said like someone who isn't[b] bringing toddlers along. [/b]

It's SO much work. And so much stuff. We've started cheating and booking mini-cabins in state parks just to make it a little easier and prevent getting rained out or kids getting uncomfortably cold. [/quote]

Well that's just silly. Who in their right mind would bring toddlers camping??  :shock: [/quote]

People do it. Based on the stories I've heard, it results in disaster 95% of the time. [/quote]

We started camping with our oldest when he was 1.5 years old, and our younger child was 4 months old on her first camping trip. In a tent. They are much older now. It’s never been a disaster and has resulted in many happy family memories. They still love camping and can now help pack the gear, set up the tent, start the fire, etc. [/quote]

+1 camping is best for the young and young at heart[/quote]

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