Album Campsites

[Tres Westbrook]

Campground No. 5, Zion Narrows.

 

[Tres Westbrook]

Horseshoe Bend, Colorado River, Glen Canyon, Arizona

 

[Nick]

Going through old photos. 2010 in High Creek.

 

[Yvonne]

Alabama Hills, CA

 

[WasatchWill]

Capitol Reef National Park

 

[Vegan.Hiker]

I remember back when I first joined this site, seeing an awesome tent picture taken by @Laura...http://backcountrypost.com/threads/my-tent-shot-is-the-featured-photo-for-best-of-may-2014.3360/. It left quite an impression on me and was one of the many pictures on here that inspired me to buy a camera and start learning a little.

Nowhere near the quality of Laura's, this was my attempt at doing something similar on a quick overnight this weekend.

Harriman State Park, NY

 

[isleroyaleguy]

]a group of tent shots from last year Winds trip.
Lower Jean, Upper Jean and two from Titcomb Basin.

 

[b.stark]

I'll start with one of my favorite kinds of campsites: Prairie in Nebraska:

A frigid camp at Jasper Lake in the Beartooths:

Just another Titcomb Basin area camp

One back in Nebraska, along the Missouri River:

No tent in view, but from one of my favorite and more "civilized" (have to pay for it) campsites on the bluffs along the Missouri

One more and I'll quit... Elbow Lake area in the Winds

 

[deerkiller9991]

Where did you camp near the Missouri river? I live in Omaha and trying to find new places for this summer.

 

[b.stark]

Not going to give up my spot by name, but it's not too hard to find. Grab a map and look for public land. There are lots of WMAs in Nebraska and you can camp in them, the catch is that you can't have open fires unless there happen to be designated fire rings at them. The ones with campgrounds are usually very quiet in the off season, allowing for some nice car camping, and if you hunt around a bit you can find some that do not have campsites but offer nice spots to those willing to forgo a campfire and hike a short distance (often maybe only half a mile). It's nothing like real wilderness, but for a quick overnight to clear your head there are some good spots without a ton of driving in eastern Nebraska. Be aware also that during hunting seasons you're going to be sharing the land with hunters.

 

[Yvonne]

Eureka Dunes, Death Valley

 

[Opi]

Nice spot in Western WI
Harwood Lakes IAT Chippewa Moraine

view to the East

Morning view to the West

 

[toejam]

Winter camping in southern California - cowboy-style under an ancient live oak.

(there were no settings for this pic)

 

[toejam]

A couple from Mt. Rainier last summer.

 

[isleroyaleguy]

Last night's campsite.
Bahia Honda SP
Bahia Honda Key
Florida.
Oceanside camping. Fresh Ahi tuna for dinnet

 

[isleroyaleguy]

Tonight's campsite
Boyds Key West campground.
Key West, Florida

 

[Nick]

Our campsite in Reflection Canyon.

 

[Cool Danish]

Spur Camp, Maze District, CNP in early May, 2015.


Millard Camp, Maze District, CNP in early May, 2015.


Maze Overlook #2, Maze District, CNP in early May, 2015.

 

[Mullet]

Meadows before kings
We make these nice chairs there

Lake shonshone

 

[b.stark]

Evening light at Fossil Lake in the Beartooths