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Camping Etiquette Rules Too Many Campers Still Ignore
One of the things I love most about camping is escaping the noise and stress of everyday life. There is something special about arriving at a campground, setting up your site, and spending a few days surrounded by nature. Public parks and campgrounds give us the opportunity to enjoy some of the most beautiful places in the country, which is why it is so frustrating to see how little respect some people show for them. Over the years, I have arrived at campsites littered with g
Liz Courneyea
Jun 184 min read
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Camping at Charleston Lake Provincial Park
Camping at Charleston Lake was one of my favourite trips last year, so I knew I needed to go back there this year. As I stepped out of the car at Charleston Lake Provincial Park, the sky was already a muted grey, promising an evening of rain. But this wasn’t a trip for adventure or exploration; it was a retreat to simply be, to find comfort in the quiet rhythm of nature, and to reconnect with nature. The rain began as a soft drizzle as I set up camp. The sound of droplets tap
Liz Courneyea
Aug 19, 20243 min read
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