Building a Glamp ready camper. If you can't beat em, join em

For each his own. We like camping. We started to do glamping but gave it up very quick too much crap to haul all over the USA and too much crap to unload and load again. We look at other peoples camper it is a museum we can not imagine living in that mess. One thing I do like is the old kitchen stuff is much better quality that the new over priced Walmart junk.

I’ll venture a guess that they aren’t taking all that stuff on camping trips, but mostly just to a rally or three. Dirt campsites are not conducive to maintaining the cleanliness and integrity of large area rugs.

Everyone has their own hobbies. There happens to be a lot of people who go to the rallies for the show. And either they participate or they view. Many do both. Just like the photo I posted of Cindy's Ideal with all the stuff, she is into the show part of the hobby. And she does a great job. Think about what people do with Christmas or Halloween decorations.. Same thing. Some people go all out and most just do enough to get by. It's all up to the individual and I applaud both.

I camp in a number of different ways but you can't really call it glamping most of the time. Most of the time I just want simple. I get enough complicated stuff working on these things. I don't want to deal with anything but enjoying my days and nights when I camp.

Here's MY idea of glamping... if you want to call it that.

Just about anything you could need...




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mobiltec thats about what my campsite looks like too. Every camping trip I try to get rid of something I didn't end up using. The more stuff I dont have to bring the more I can relax and enjoy the trip.

I do like looking at all the vintage stuff people put out with their trailers, but I dont enjoy the ruffles and frill that some people do.

IMG_1697 by Mel L, on Flickr

I guess my custom one-off Scotty could be glamp ready if I was into that sort of thing. Not that there is anything wrong with that...I just am not into packing and unpacking stuff that I am not actually using. Now I did go out and buy a cool bottle of coffee liquor, pored that out into a plastic tub with lid and put it away just to put my Tullamore Dew Irish Whisky into it. Is that glamping? If so, I may be guilty.

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