Plus, their marketing videos — campers hugging in the woods, campers hugging in a field, campers tearfully hugging upon saying goodbye — totally sold me.
|
|
It's a full circle – Turner providing opportunities to campers like Simone and campers enlivening Turner.
|
|
Truck Campers Truck campers slide into the back of a pickup truck&aposs bed—no towing needed.
|
|
Campers evacuated In the Whittier Fire, firefighters saved at least 60 campers who were attending the Circle V Ranch, a popular summer camp, authorities said.
|
|
The Edwards were looking for campervan inspiration when then stumbled upon Quirky Campers, a UK-based family business that has rented out handmade, bespoke campers since 2010.
|
|
Robbins taught the campers how to "mirror" an unsuspecting person by imitating their movements to subconsciously gain their trust, former campers said — and he told them they could use these tools for romance.
|
|
Scholarships were also available to one in every 10 campers.
|
|
Counseling services have been made available for campers and staff.
|
|
We arrive, eat with the campers, and begin our discussions.
|
|
Campers were as young as 13 at SuperCamp in 1985.
|
|
Quirky Campers claims it's a "boutique hotel room on wheels."
|
|
Among her tasks were checking in campers and cleaning toilets.
|
|
More than 100 campers and counselors crowded into the room.
|
|
As happy campers go, I was not one of them.
|
|
The campers finally rang someone's doorbell and got a ride.
|
|
Two MMR vaccines were required for campers and camp staff.
|
|
They shared that suite in 1985 during Courier's first semester at the academy, with Courier sleeping in a bunk room with three other campers and Agassi sleeping in another bunk room with three other campers.
|
|
Gather around, campers, and hear a tale as old as time.
|
|
A few of the campers, as well as Buckley, recognized her.
|
|
We will show our campers a wide gamut of skate culture.
|
|
Britain's happy campers have remained remarkably loyal to British-owned makers.
|
|
Most of the campers have left, but some remain behind still.
|
|
It's definitely most useful for hikers, campers, and other outdoor adventurers.
|
|
They are clearly not happy campers and they aren't hiding it.
|
|
The other campers do struggle with body image in interesting ways.
|
|
Campers could use it when taking the pickup on an adventure.
|
|
Campers could be pinned under a tree in the next campground.
|
|
But on Sunday, several campers said they were not going anywhere.
|
|
With many hotels full, farmers are renting their fields to campers.
|
|
Mia and Amber aren't the only campers on the island, naturally.
|
|
Also, adult campers have careers, though no one talks about them.
|
|
Letter To the Editor: Re "Campers Receive a Hands-On Lesson in the Tradition of Kosher Slaughter" (news article, July 28): It's difficult to understand how campers' appetites can be "ravenous" after hours of disemboweling birds.
|
|
As the last of the sleepaway campers begrudgingly say their goodbyes to bunkmates this month, it's worth remembering that some campers and counselors keep the campfire flames burning much longer with summer flings that become lifetime commitments.
|
|
He wrote white papers, flipped Volkswagen campers and was an SEO consultant.
|
|
One counselor asked whether they should have a "consent talk" with campers.
|
|
On a billboard in one of the dormitories, the campers post messages.
|
|
Discarded feathers, organs, feet and heads piled up as the campers worked.
|
|
But when dinosaurs wreak havoc across the island, the campers are stranded.
|
|
Sam's handicap was even more severe than those of the other campers.
|
|
Some of these campers even come with a small propane-powered heater.
|
|
Campers have even conducted fairly rigorous experiments to prove this to themselves.
|
|
Near the end, Kaepernick shared his personal story to campers in Chicago.
|
|
On that August morning, dozens of campers filed into a sunlit hall.
|
|
Campers used the word "stress" more than any of my adult friends.
|
|
She was finally rescued Friday by two campers who spotted her mangled car.
|
|
Instead, they slept in horse trailers, trucks, and campers they owned or rented
|
|
The show has a separate "young people's village", with DJs and 4,000 campers.
|
|
Also, there'd been some campers who'd gone missing in that area in 1988.
|
|
As I tell our campers every summer, life isn't always about the destination.
|
|
This is definitely more for the fishermen and backwoods campers than casual commuter.
|
|
If sleeping in a van is plausible, Wicked Campers is a good option.
|
|
Campers ate food prepared by a chef in a truck devoted to cooking.
|
|
Mr. Wendlandt serves lunch and hands out socks to needy campers every Thursday.
|
|
A caretaker seeking revenge begins murdering campers and counselors in "The Burning" (1981).
|
|
Campers can watch the milking process, and the friendly goats love the company.
|
|
Her campers turned giddy as they took their seats around a wooden table.
|
|
Rather than catch Midge, her fellow campers started a party on the cliffs.
|
|
She was charging the campers her cost: 1.10 euros per loaf, no profit.
|
|
Some campers sought out their countrymen, taking clues from license plates and flags.
|
|
He said national parks are by far the most popular destination for campers.
|
|
Campers also took on nicknames, with Mr. Felix adopting the name Fidget Wigglesworth.
|
|
The author (center with blue headband) with fellow campers and Jane Fonda (top left).
|
|
One of her campers hinted that Stone, perhaps, should give the Olympics another try.
|
|
"It's given us a more affordable way to vacation," Lemp said of the campers.
|
|
Quirky Campers claims the Toyota HiAce model van is the usual backpackers' campervan choice.
|
|
At the time, he was one of the youngest campers at 13 years old.
|
|
In this show, her oversteps sometimes really do liberate the uptight campers around her.
|
|
Most work campers do not put in enough hours to make a living wage.
|
|
Tahsiyn Ismaa'eel was determined to get her campers a full day in the pool.
|
|
If campers feel more comfortable in a single-gender cabin, they can choose those.
|
|
Instead, Amber's control of the Peregrine campers breaks and she falls to the ground.
|
|
Seven former campers and counselors independently remembered Robbins delivering an inappropriate, highly sexualized presentation.
|
|
When the other campers arrived at the gym, Robbins was nowhere to be found.
|
|
The camp is known for putting on arguably inappropriate shows with its young campers.
|
|
He sometimes fishes with the campers on North Pond, catching bass and white perch.
|
|
Along with homes and other vacation rentals, Airbnb connects its users to RVs and campers.
|
|
What happens if I'm not in it for the campers at all, but for myself?
|
|
Furlong said the campers were burning poop in a hole, reports the Reno Gazette Journal.
|
|
The church closed in 1987, but is now booked by campers on most summer weekends.
|
|
Campers, let's give a big Camp Redwood welcome to the latest American Horror Story villain!
|
|
Many who stayed behind were sleeping in campers or other vehicles, out of harm's way.
|
|
The state arranged for the bus to bring campers to a transition center in Bismarck.
|
|
Campers who stayed in parks Friday night were asked to leave Saturday morning, Christie said.
|
|
All campers and staff are safe, organizers said in a message posted on social media.
|
|
Campers, ages 7 to 17, sleep in cabins and can participate in a talent show.
|
|
Truck-bed tents are the latest camping accessory designed to help campers sleep more comfortably.
|
|
BioLite's CampStove charges phones through power generated by the fire that's already cooking campers' food.
|
|
Early the next morning, 200 bleary-eyed campers boarded coach buses bound for the mountains.
|
|
Jened campers had found that they were respected and viewed as whole people at camp.
|
|
This summer, 260- and 28.15-year-old campers took Zumba classes with a seniors' group.
|
|
Campers were told the seminar would explain how to get what they wanted from life.
|
|
Ms. Hakstian said that campers range from those training for 20163Ks and 22016Ks to ultramarathoners.
|
|
At first, I didn't know how to deal with crying campers or their interpersonal dramas.
|
|
Campers are demanding better coffee and drinking more of it, filling 20-ounce insulated mugs.
|
|
"Did you know there was an Airbnb for campers?" writes Andrea Kannapell, the briefings editor.
|
|
The plan does not specify when notifications will occur and how campers will be reached.
|
|
Campers report the fear of being trampled by herds in the middle of the night.
|
|
In an All-Gender Cabin, Summer Campers 'Don't Have to Hide' For gender-nonconforming campers, a new all-gender cabin at Camp Tawonga was a rare respite from the outside world, where bullying and the feeling of not fitting in can make growing up difficult.
|
|
The rest, including three uninjured campers, were flown off the mountain later that day, he said.
|
|
Rauda allegedly terrorized the Malibu area by firing on unsuspecting campers or motorists since November 2016.
|
|
The festival, which gets into full swing on Friday, started admitting campers at 8:00 a.m.
|
|
And even if this was all we could deduce from the invite, we'd be happy campers.
|
|
Once campers would have been lucky to get a plate of baked beans at a park.
|
|
The remaining campers packed up their gear Wednesday, joining the exodus that has been mostly orderly.
|
|
They have adopted what&aposs called small house movements where they live in campers, or RVs.
|
|
County commissioners are also working on making public land available to campers via special recreation permits.
|
|
Most campers ride a mule or hike to get to the campsite, but they ain't Bey.
|
|
After chasing Mr. Fletcher off with water guns, the campers decided to get some shut eye.
|
|
Campers learned coding and app development, engineering and robotics, microbiology and molecular biology, and satellite mapping.
|
|
Many of the great campers, starting with Thoreau, have needed "something to camp against," White writes.
|
|
They played during the hour when the counselors rested and the campers headed to their bunks.
|
|
All of this, the committee argues, could help increase the number of campers who show up.
|
|
All of the campers in the program, which started in 2017, are transgender or gender nonconforming.
|
|
The couple met at the camp, where they spent six summers together as campers and counselors.
|
|
The couple met as campers at YMCA Camp Thunderbird in Lake Wylie, S.C. in July 1997.
|
|
Thanks to the efforts of a courageous local lawyer, Eisenberg and her fellow campers were released.
|
|
Campers should set up tents at least 50 meters, or 164 feet, from the water's edge.
|
|
There were campers who came from the real life horror show that was the Willowbrook Institution.
|
|
More than anything, it seems that Americans want to be happy campers, if only for awhile.
|
|
Manufacturing campers made Gerry Ryan a very wealthy man, one of the richest people in Australia.
|
|
Yet for a certain ilk of would-be campers, material things make the experience more alluring.
|
|
"Hey man we used to love this place, three years ago we were campers," Nick responded.
|
|
Reporters then contacted other former campers and staffers — dozens of whom independently recalled hearing about it.
|
|
Many also remembered a heavily sexualized seminar delivered by Robbins to campers as young as 211.
|
|
Campers practiced speed-reading, learned a note-taking style called "mind-mapping," and tackled ropes courses.
|
|
That year, campers did their speed-reading course on Ernest Hemingway's Old Man and the Sea.
|
|
Campers Deborah DeGroot and her older sister Erica, Elle's roommate, said they recalled the commotion well.
|
|
Over Labor Day weekend, it sold out, with 125 campers and a wait-list dozens' deep.
|
|
The platform connects campers with empty backyards and private lands where they can spend the night.
|
|
You parked among the compact cars, campers and minivans from Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York and Ontario.
|
|
There were no measles infections reported in those campers, county health commissioner Patricia Schnabel Ruppert said.
|
|
In suburban Pennsylvania in 2009, 65 black and Latino campers from a day camp were confronted by angry white parents at the Valley Swim Club in Montgomery County after the camp's director had paid the private club $1,950 for campers to use the pool Mondays that summer.
|
|
Bergeron: That's happened a few times over the years where we've had campers that are really struggling but sometimes it just takes one-on-one time and for them to ease into it and yeah there's always campers who take up an instrument really quickly, it's inspiring.
|
|
As experienced campers know, even apparently pristine mountain streams often contain nasty parasites like giardia and cryptosporidium.
|
|
Those donations pour into Camp Corral, funding nearly 40 campers and even earning Turner an honorary cabin.
|
|
Summer campers built jumbo-sized split-flap displays and installed them in a forest in New Hampshire.
|
|
During a lesson on integrated pest management, campers learn ways to defend against pests without harming them.
|
|
It follows the long controversy over crude slogans painted on the vans of hire company Wicked Campers.
|
|
Mountaineers and campers use them frequently; you can get one at outdoor outfitters like REI for $3.95.
|
|
There are high-end tents, campers and tipis, and failed structures with tarps blowing in the wind.
|
|
The campers hail from differing cultures and harbor unique memories, but they share a desire for peace.
|
|
In the distance he sees a bonfire with campers sitting around it, one person telling a story.
|
|
Camp Hometown Heroes co-founder Neil Willenson says Hayes' visit meant a great deal to the campers.
|
|
As the campers, mostly teens affiliated with the Labor Party, digested the distressing news, a 6-ft.
|
|
Plus, you'll have a remarkably slick lighter that will blow your fellow campers' moisture-wicking socks off.
|
|
A girl watches fellow space campers scuba dive in a 24-foot-deep tank that simulates weightlessness.
|
|
Campers get to experience the sensation of walking on the moon thanks to 1/6th gravity chairs.
|
|
Campers were escorted to a dining hall to wait while firefighters battled flames around them, she said.
|
|
Eric Peterson, Santa Barbara County fire chief, said the campers could not be taken out right away.
|
|
The assignment was to build a web app that helps connect past, present and future Code Campers.
|
|
After a three-hour ordeal, it was finally safe enough to evacuate the remaining campers and staff.
|
|
If the park had remained open, how many more campers would have been stuck in the snow?
|
|
Several campers in the region sought refuge on the roofs of vehicles and were rescued by helicopter.
|
|
Small but mighty, the Presto Liddle Griddle is a portable powerhouse perfect for individuals, couples, and campers.
|
|
Some people paid $1,800 for a cot in a yurt, which campers referred to as "raj tents."
|
|
Campers are encouraged to keep all food secured in tents, and to use food lockers when available.
|
|
Thousands set up campers and tents as they prepared for a week of partying and enjoying art.
|
|
Work campers (often shortened to workampers) run the gamut from low-income retirees to the well-heeled.
|
|
She owned her "bricks and sticks" home (a common phrase among work campers for a traditional house).
|
|
Ms. Ismaa'eel said she and more than a dozen campers arrived at the pool around 3 p.m.
|
|
Throughout, the grown-ups talk about character, how campers are becoming the people they would eventually be.
|
|
The result has been punishing rent increases, rising homelessness and campers parked on Silicon Valley sides streets.
|
|
The camps also need to determine protocols for dividing campers and counselors by means other than gender.
|
|
Two people not far from the campers died that night; more than a dozen more were injured.
|
|
Using a SuperCamp alumni list, BuzzFeed News then contacted hundreds of campers who were there that summer.
|
|
Campers, climbers, hunters, anglers, wildlife watchers and ATVers have stumbled upon a secret weapon in American politics.
|
|
Campers in the United States benefit from Biolite's efficient, lightweight stoves, biofuel pellets and solar charging stations.
|
|
She hopes her campers can parlay their developing skills into green jobs to support their own communities.
|
|
She forgets the moral dimension of the '80s slasher: Those campers were murdered only when getting busy.
|
|
She hopes her campers can parlay their developing skills into green jobs to support their own communities.
|
|
Hikers and campers will marvel at its copious amounts of petrified wood and 3,000-year-old Indian petroglyphs.
|
|
Another veterans group, VeteransRespond, last week began resettling campers at a location affiliated with another camp, Sacred Stone.
|
|
Now, a whole new group of campers — ages 10–12 — will go to Camp Waziyatah, bonding and bunking.
|
|
In the summertime, you might see local campers and fisherpeople, but the Blue Mountains winter is arch-desolate.
|
|
But underneath the usual fanfare, the crowds of enthusiasts and overnight campers were smaller than in past years.
|
|
Organizers to cancel the third day of the event for non-campers and issue refunds for everyone else.
|
|
Some 100,000 fans, including campers, were originally expected to attend, but that number was later reduced to 60,000.
|
|
Quayle shares that the warmth of all the campers she met on her tour left a lasting impression.
|
|
Some campers abandon broken-down vehicles in the forest, or go so far as to build illegal dwellings.
|
|
It suggests that many people are pinning the recipe because it's a useful one for campers and hikers.
|
|
Support and encouragement from family members and Fernwood Cove campers have helped Beigette along her road to recovery.
|
|
He found himself alone there, responsible for delivering two sermons every Sunday for the campers in the park.
|
|
Now, Lemp and her family have renovated six campers, including RVs from the '50s, '70s, '80s, and '90s.
|
|
It's perfect for first-time campers who aren't ready to take the plunge and want some creature comforts.
|
|
He burst into their cabin with dramatic gestures to get his sleep-away campers to go to sleep.
|
|
Big Agnes' Krumholtz UL2 mtnGLO tent comes with LED lights inside, so campers feel more comfortable at night.
|
|
In a surprise decision last month, a BC Supreme Court judge agreed with the campers—at least temporarily.
|
|
In 2017, according to the 2018 North American Camping Report, Millennials alone made up 40% of all campers.
|
|
Chassis cab models are often used as the basis for creating specialized vehicles like shuttle buses and campers.
|
|
Joe's character, Salami Sam, was one of the campers at Camp Hope ... a weight loss camp for kids.
|
|
Yet, some L.G.B.T.Q. campers, and their parents, are thrilled that there are finally summer spaces of their own.
|
|
Robbins was wearing shorts so tight some campers thought they could see his genitals, five of them recalled.
|
|
An Ohio-based company called Driverge Vehicle Innovations turns them into campers in a facility in South Carolina.
|
|
The large family spent the winter living in primitive campers and cramped containers with makeshift bathrooms and kitchenettes.
|
|
Social media posts by hikers and campers about Mr. Dalton and his lookout have dramatically changed his role.
|
|
Then, in the second week, the campers discovered that there was another group of boys in the park.
|
|
The campers' insurance is billed for therapy; the camp counselors, who are mostly undergraduate students, volunteer their time.
|
|
Like most hikers/mountaineers/campers, I had come to accept that those two things just don't go together.
|
|
He then went on a shooting rampage, chasing young campers across the islands and firing into the crowd.
|
|
He began doing anything he could to make money, from flipping domain names to buying and selling Volkswagen campers.
|
|
Hundreds of campers are still occupying the land to protest completion of the Dakota Access pipeline beneath Lake Oahe.
|
|
The campers have come from across the US and abroad: Virginia, Mississippi, Colorado, but also Puerto Rico and Sweden.
|
|
I learned that the camp has a program where former campers can come back as volunteers throughout the summer.
|
|
In it, the campers disperse into small groups, sit facing one another in a circle and bare their hearts.
|
|
Even in places with low fire risk, beetle-killed trees can easily topple, poising danger to hikers and campers.
|
|
I let the campers wear them during the tag game as members of the F.B.I. (Fungi, Bacteria, and Insects).
|
|
The trick, said D'Agostino, is shifting campers away from national or state parks and working instead with private landowners.
|
|
Donald gets to the campers and tries to warn them but none of them are able to see Glover.
|
|
They read "Rosie Revere, Engineer" to the kids, who were campers at Boys & Girls Clubs and YMCA STEM programs.
|
|
"We had campers, jet skis and $52,000 in debt — and this was after cleaning up debt previously," he said.
|
|
By the time I went to overnight camp, they were searching campers' bags on the first day of camp.
|
|
And then my co-counselor left because it was our turn to look after our campers, but I stayed.
|
|
During their five-day trip to San Francisco, the campers took tours of tech companies like Yelp and Twitter.
|
|
Sales in its outdoor segment, that sells smartwatches to campers and travelers, rose about 25 percent in the quarter.
|
|
Fourteen-year-old Ashley Hart was with other campers in the pool when she was ordered to get out.
|
|
The park's superintendent at the time, Wade knew that several campers had entered the Shenandoah backcountry before the shutdown.
|
|
The hikers had carried the message to a nearby campground, which led the CPH team to the stranded campers.
|
|
Preppers also tend to have some things on hand that other campers may not — like explosives and extra ammunition.
|
|
In Morocco, two Scandinavian women campers were filmed having their throats slit and being decapitated by gloating ISIS supporters.
|
|
But, he added, "we should be prepared for them" with bathrooms, more spacious parking and electrical hookups for campers.
|
|
Then there were our fellow campers, who strolled the grounds at sunset, topped-off glasses of wine in hand.
|
|
Bergeron: Some of the campers have never touched an instrument before and some of them have very minimal experience.
|
|
There are also male campers who struggle with what they see in the mirror vs how they perceive themselves.
|
|
A majority of work campers are in the second half of life, many well into the traditional retirement years.
|
|
Some campers stayed to dance, while others went out to the fire pit to toast marshmallows under the stars.
|
|
Some camps include American Red Cross-led "Reconnection Workshops," which focus on helping campers build coping and communications skills.
|
|
Only part of a swing set remained, though the remaining campers, most of them vacant, had apparently not flooded.
|
|
After the girls' introductions, the campers made their way to a small room and assembled on a beige couch.
|
|
Several guests had parked campers and pitched tents in the yard so they wouldn't have to drive home later.
|
|
The few days I spent in a national park with hundreds of other campers suggests we're not so divided.
|
|
Enter Dutch startup Easy Caravanning, which is hedging its bets on a new generation of lightweight, quick-assembly campers.
|
|
The service isn't for gear geeks or frequent campers who might be better off investing in their own equipment.
|
|
Mr. Jingles (John Carroll Lynch) murdered a bunch of campers who were getting it on in their bunk beds.
|
|
The campers wolfed down the food, stared into the fire for a few minutes, and stumbled to their tents.
|
|
The Weekender, by contrast, is a simple camper van like the Volkswagen bus campers from the 1960s and '70s.
|
|
Campers live in bunks with trained volunteer counselors and participate in traditional camp activities and age-appropriate grief activities.
|
|
The "campers" were a diverse group of 50 business professionals from all over the world –from authors to zoologists.
|
|
This included the requirement of 2 MMR vaccines for all staff and campers for summer camps in the county.
|
|
"I have six campers moving from back bay to recreation," the guard next to me squawked into his radio.
|
|
In fact, Kesem means "magic" in Hebrew, although the camp is open to campers from all religions and ethnic backgrounds.
|
|
A group of campers and counselors staying in Mr. Turner's honorary cabin pose for a picture, thanking the WWII veteran.
|
|
Campers can learn about famous Swedish figures such as Greta Thunberg and Buzz Aldrin and steep themselves in Swedish traditions.
|
|
A day at Muslim camp begins with the dawn prayer, the campers standing shoulder to shoulder in a moonlit forest.
|
|
I'm looking into creating a nonprofit where people can donate RVs, campers, and trailers for elderly women who need homes.
|
|
Take a look ahead to check out 29 items that have the power to unite campers and glam-pers alike.
|
|
Veeder and the other campers retreated to a nearby shelter and the bear subsequently returned, destroying two tents, Soehn said.
|
|
The campers, cars, beds, doors, chairs, tables, desks, mattresses, and rugs all have a history of use, of lives lived.
|
|
Campers line up before a graduation ceremony on the final day of Space Camp for Interested Visually Impaired Students (SCIVIS).
|
|
I would hate for their innate niceness to group them with DIY summer campers so I'll admit to their friendliness.
|
|
The campers range in age from 8 to 13 and officials say at least three adults were sick as well.
|
|
It also means ensuring that camps are able to manage any chronic physical or mental health conditions that campers have.
|
|
The show, which has South Park vibes, will also follow the weird cast of campers and annoyingly cheerful counselor David.
|
|
Instead of cabins, campers were put up in hotel rooms at a ski resort for their two-week summer sessions.
|
|
Roadblock of fire At the bottom of the hill, rescue crews were making yet another attempt to reach the campers.
|
|
The Ecomo relies on three filters: a nanofiber membrane, which is what you'll typically find in water bottles for campers.
|
|
All hikers and campers in the area were accounted for and safely removed or led out Sunday, state police said.
|
|
She tells Jessie that a class has been canceled and she has arranged for Jessie to perform for the campers.
|
|
Back at Indian Head Camp, as the campers arrive on Saturday, they're hoping for another summer without a tick bite.
|
|
However, fishermen, frequent campers, and hikers will probably want to invest in a long-lasting soft cooler like a Yeti.
|
|
At a landscaped estate, campers were coming over the crest of a hill, PSG duffel bags slung over their arms.
|
|
Combine that with thousands upon thousands of tourist campers unaware of wildfire risks, Kolden said the result could be disastrous.
|
|
He returned from lunch to find the campers flung across all corners of the gym, playing pickup games or Knockout.
|
|
Later that afternoon, the campers were inside the cabin when they noticed a delicate white powder falling outside the windows.
|
|
Goal Zero YETI Portable Power Station, $300Almost indestructible, this is an essential tool for car-campers and van-lifers everywhere.
|
|
They would drive campers around in vans, and one day, a driver had the music up really loud, she said.
|
|
But 13 former SuperCampers independently recalled he was asked to leave early, and seven former campers remembered a similar announcement.
|
|
These decisions can be small, like deciding to make coffee for your fellow campers, but often, they're much more significant.
|
|
A makeshift stage was set up on a dusty dirt lot and a few campers are parked around the area.
|
|
Beyond playing games and grilling sausages, the 80-odd campers, mostly students, heard lectures on human rights and intellectual-property law.
|
|
I missed out on getting a 10 top because my campers sat for an hour and a half after they paid!
|
|
It seeks to raise $500,000 to buy supplies for campers, provide car rides for volunteers and create a rapid response ability.
|
|
The Standing Rock Sioux tribal council has encouraged campers to leave for safety reasons, but some are refusing to do so.
|
|
We often have summer staff stay in the cabins at night with the counselors when young campers are on the property.
|
|
I take five minutes after to wolf down my soup while the campers warm-up for the afternoon's rehearsal and showcase.
|
|
The campers ended up going to bed nearly two hours earlier, once again sleeping longer than the stay-at-home subjects.
|
|
Dream Big Performing Arts is providing a Broadway Bound camp where campers will rock out to show tunes, sing, and dance.
|
|
In one session, Buckley and the campers discuss branding: what handles they go by online, and how to improve their names.
|
|
He also says these property owners keep 80 percent of whatever they decide to charge campers to stay on their grounds.
|
|
The stunt took place in storage containers, which were really like high-class campers that opened up to create a stage.
|
|
Skateboarding is about creativity and expression, so we want to offer tools with which our campers can communicate to the world.
|
|
Some even live in trailers, campers or recreational vehicles, so that they can live close to their employers' headquarters more affordably.
|
|
But the highlight of the session was when she led campers through one of the exercises she does in her classes.
|
|
The really nice thing is that the bands, the campers, the crew, the volunteers, are all mingling and hanging out together.
|
|
Most campers do not unplug: 88 percent use cellphones, 76 percent go online and 41 percent check email, the study found.
|
|
In Hunan in central China pods with transparent roofs offer campers a chance to enjoy "a special view of the sky".
|
|
Besides the trash and associated cleanup costs, groundskeepers have been assaulted and some campers even tapped into the cemetery's electrical power.
|
|
Now, three- fourths of all campers are generation x and millennials because they are transient, they are impermanent a little bit.
|
|
In the day's experiment, the campers would grow cultures of E. coli, bacteria that are usually susceptible to the antibiotic Streptomycin.
|
|
I still stunk afterward, but it wasn't so bad that I offended any of my co-campers on the drive home.
|
|
The couple thought of Camp Fernwood's director, not to mention the 300 campers who had witnessed their proposal earlier that summer.
|
|
During one of the most successful scenes, we see the three pairs of campers preparing to lie down for the night.
|
|
A fee of $25 covers up to three nights, for a maximum of six campers per site. nps.gov/acad/planyourvisit/duckharbor.htm.
|
|
December 225 — 25% off a monthly subscription to Stickii Club See Details This one's for the hikers, campers, kayakers, and survivalists.
|
|
Lemp and her family have flipped six campers to date, and they're working on their seventh at the time of writing.
|
|
The would-be campers were seeking not a temporary respite from the asphalt but rather the creation of a permanent park.
|
|
With the SkyRise Rooftop Tent, Yakima found a way to offer an accessible rooftop tent to both newcomers and veteran campers.
|
|
Quirky Campers claims Ivan is a "true luxury bach on wheels," using a New Zealand term for a small weekend cottage.
|
|
Campers should always be alert of wild animals when entering their homes, with a string of recent incidents highlighting the threat.
|
|
He appreciates her effort beaming like a camp counselor who got campers to show up for the intramural three-legged race.
|
|
Hours later, many of the two-day campers were sitting a stone's throw away from the Royal Box at Centre Court.
|
|
"They spray the grounds, cut the grass short, and they have the campers walk on a clearly marked path," she said.
|
|
Josh mentioned that one of the campers from Washington state had lost his new glasses in the river during the float.
|
|
"These kids may look like they're summer campers," said Paul Corin, whose daughter, Jaclyn, helped organize the Parkland caravan to Tallahassee.
|
|
Sexuality, of course, is stridently policed, even while campers are made to believe that something is always happening behind the boathouse.
|
|
Vans, pickup trucks and cars pulling campers had license plates from Arizona, Florida, Georgia, New Jersey, South Dakota and other states.
|
|
A new wave of campers is taking to the great outdoors, though you might not find them in A-frame tents.
|
|
Across the Bay Area, officials have set up special parking lots where homeless people can sleep in their cars or campers.
|
|
I met a lot of return campers that week, like Ms. Stuckey, the dancer who kept me going on that hill.
|
|
With dusk comes evening programs, bonfires and the lonesome sound of a trumpet playing taps, willing campers to go to sleep.
|
|
The weather would come in powerful and gorgeous, bold and demanding — confident, the way my campers and I aspire to be.
|
|
The cars and campers of the unhoused have also started appearing overnight in the parking lots of the region's shopping malls.
|
|
Plenty of people are dehydrating their own food, creating recipes that are far more delicious than what campers used to eat.
|
|
Particularly well-loved for their versatile applications for campers and hikers, MPOWERD is an increasingly recognizable name in the outdoors genre.
|
|
Unsurprisingly, the 40-year-old and his roof tent attract a lot of attention from hikers, campers and city people alike.
|
|
There will be two options for campers, and both sound like a far cry from the tent camping we did growing up.
|
|
As his fellow campers snoozed the night away, Landi emerged from his sleeping bag to stretch his legs and get some air.
|
|
You get a sense that a lot of people come out of their tents and campers only when the sun goes down.
|
|
London is known for its vintage car popularity, and it wasn't uncommon to see '60s campers and convertibles along the city streets.
|
|
When shopping online for campers to flip, Lemp typically uses Facebook Marketplace, since it's a free service for both buyers and sellers.
|
|
That death toll is down from the 25 fatalities initially reported by authorities because two campers presumed dead have been accounted for.
|
|
But not to worry: Fox and Dashiell Messitt, who play D.J.'s son, Tommy Jr., were happy campers after that initial surprise.
|
|
But I also find a tape I didn't even know I had that's, coincidentally, a guide for campers in this new world.
|
|
Here are excerpts from five campers who shared their views on how terror affected them and the current state of world affairs.
|
|
The mayor of Bagnols, Jean-Yves Chapelet, told BFM TV many Dutch tourists were among the 350 campers evacuated in the town.
|
|
This includes making sure camps are equipped to handle common problems like homesickness as well as social and emotional needs of campers.
|
|
Camps help ease anxiety for LGBTQ campers and for their parents back home How the queer community can embrace the asexual spectrum
|
|
UNHCR placed him at Tonga camp in Ethiopia, but he was soon outed to campers by, he believes, a UN security officer.
|
|
"There are thought to be probably no more than 30 left, the others having been massacred by campers and loggers," Mazower explained.
|
|
West also told NPR that she has about 30 acres of land that she allows campers to book for $15 a night.
|
|
Foreign journalists set up next to the Peace Camp, which at the time had more than 90 tents and 400 young campers.
|
|
"It's not really a matter of if there's been water damage; it's where," Lemp said of leaky areas in campers and RVs.
|
|
In "Backcountry," two campers hoping for a romantic trip in the Canadian wilderness end up lost without any phones, food, or water.
|
|
It's completely at odds with her constant campaign to get her fellow campers to love their bodies, to not change for anyone.
|
|
Of the dozen campers VICE spent time with, most had a history of street homelessness and have sworn off the shelter system.
|
|
In February the government pledged an indoor tent space with meals and support services for 50 campers at a former youth jail.
|
|
It's partly that this type of land is less treasured than the green, forested places that attract hikers, campers and nature lovers.
|
|
They attract international tourists looking for affordable travel options as well as first-time campers who grew up in New York City.
|
|
That's what my camp wanted for me, and wherever they ended up, I know my fellow campers share a version of it.
|
|
The company originally marketed the product to truck drivers, campers, and other civilians who wanted to protect themselves without carrying a gun.
|
|
Upon signing up, campers generally fill in forms about their skiing level and physical condition to help the instructors create cohesive groups.
|
|
Along with converting vans into campers, Boho has a rental fleet of seven vans for weekend warriors looking to take a trip.
|
|
All the R.V. lodgers had children, but the little ones weren't the only campers going door to door in search of playmates.
|
|
But for occasional or even first-time campers, Arrive offers an affordable way to go, made more enjoyable by lightweight, modern gear.
|
|
Two former campers independently told BuzzFeed News that Robbins had invited a teenager onstage and asked if she was attracted to him.
|
|
But there was some confusion among campers about when the storming was supposed to start, since so many people arrived on Friday.
|
|
"Pop up campers are iconic and highly functional vehicles," Robert Veit, managing director of Mercedes-Benz USA Vans, said in a statement.
|
|
Under the guidance of licensed professionals, the Circle week offers structured opportunities for campers to share and rework their stories of loss.
|
|
But only 48% required campers with allergies to have individualized emergency action plans developed by a clinician as a condition of attendance.
|
|
Afterward, the campers partook in a ritual cleanse — dunking in the nearby river — and held hands as they howled at the moon.
|
|
Afterward, the campers partook in a ritual cleanse — dunking in the nearby river — and held hands as they howled at the moon.
|
|
Campers learn to solder, make their own traffic lights and transform different energy sources into helpful IoT solutions or even wearable applications.
|
|
Witnesses said they had seen him shooting at tents, at injured campers, and at those trying to swim away from the island.
|
|
Archambault has told campers to go home until Trump takes office next year and the legal fight resumes (some have vowed to stay).
|
|
A division of labor keeps many active, with campers volunteering in the four kitchens, shoveling snow, building tents and doing myriad other tasks.
|
|
Amongst the estimated 175,000 campers and concert-goers at the Glastonbury Festival this year was one special celebrity guest: Oscar winner Brad Pitt.
|
|
The designation will hopefully keep the natural landscapes of California's deserts pristine for the use of campers, hikers, climbers, and music video shoots.
|
|
Sure, you'll have time with your favorite creators, but the best surprise will be the lifelong friendships you'll make with the other campers.
|
|
The camp was canceled for the rest of the week with counselors available for both staff and campers, according to the Tribune-Review.
|
|
It will be targeted at campers, truckers, the military, and anyone who's had to rely on questionably-safe methods to heat a meal.
|
|
Each year a few thousand spectators and participants drive campers and trailers onto the salt and set up tents, tarps and lawn chairs.
|
|
He and his wife are among the many "campers" who sleep in the 550 temporary tents set up in the Tianjin University gym.
|
|
When I told my fellow campers at Gathering that I was a reporter, they were understandably concerned about how I would portray them.
|
|
National parks will also be able to hire temporary employees to help campers in the summer despite a halt to federal government hiring.
|
|
The summer camp program will continue, the release says, with another intake of campers attending the camp from July 9 to July 16.
|
|
The spill comes at the peak of summer, when visitors, campers and holiday makers throng to beaches and outlying islands, especially at weekends.
|
|
The spill comes at the height of summer, when visitors, campers and holiday makers throng to beaches and outlying islands, especially at weekends.
|
|
I'm in the regular camping area but in a middle-level-VIP section that's separated from the basic campers by yellow caution tape.
|
|
The snowstorm hit several days after the shutdown, meaning only a few campers who had entered beforehand were still remaining in the park.
|
|
According to a report from the Tennessean, the Coffee County Sheriff's Department were tipped off by campers at a campsite in the festival.
|
|
Last year over 10m of America's 766m acres of forest were consumed by wildfires, sparked by lawn mowers, campers or lightning (see chart).
|
|
Afterward, all but a handful of campers rushed off to dinner, telling one another to wash the blood and guts off their hands.
|
|
It's also where the young campers would arrive in the summer, before they were ushered into cottages concealed by beech and elm trees.
|
|
Page and Brin could enjoy authentic cuisine at Vendura's seven restaurants with Google Campers like Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel, George Lucas, and Pharrell.
|
|
I reached out to men affiliated with the camp (campers, youth leaders, staff, and directors) to ask about their experience with the Gauntlet.
|
|
Hinkson found many of the campers have needs that aren't being met in the shelter system, or have been banned from shelters altogether.
|
|
At eight o'clock, a dozen other campers and I were issued stiff blue-and-black snowsuits that turned us into identical Lego people.
|
|
Matt Kraemer, a school principal in Idyllwild, said the school mobilized buses to evacuate summer campers to a building about 25 miles away.
|
|
We meet the campers and counselors of Camp Jened, a camp in the Catskills for teenagers with disabilities, in the summer of 1971.
|
|
Almost everything one can hear through them, he assured the campers, is audible to the naked ear if those skills are sufficiently honed.
|
|
A. Under most conditions, it is better to keep the cold water in the chest, most scientists, campers, and manufacturers and retailers conclude.
|
|
It even comes with a "pause and serve" feature that allows campers to temporarily stop the brewing process to pour themselves a cup.
|
|
The campers' dedication to supporting each other created an environment where disability was a part of, and not an exception to, everyday life.
|
|
The responses were clear: For the shorter lunar trip, travelers were perfectly happy to provision themselves like campers, provided there would be treats.
|
|
In fact, just two years ago, the KOA survey found younger campers valued having WiFi almost as much as access to toilet paper.
|
|
The images of campers being maced or attacked by dogs spread anger across the country, and many brought that anger to Standing Rock.
|
|
The campers are fed by a volunteer-run kitchen stocked with donated food (the night I was there, moose was on the menu, brought by campers all the way from Maine); they talk long-term strategy, study historic treaties, and call for a different relationship to the land and the water, one where the natural world is respected for itself.
|
|
Linda began most of her notes by telling me how crazy and hilarious my life at home was; then she'd tell me about sailboats capsizing on the lake, taking ticks off campers with blown-out matches, girls getting their periods for the first time, convinced they were diseased or dying, campers who got so homesick their parents had to come get them. Homesick?
|
|
But a number of campers are digging in north of the river, said Madonna Thunder Hawk, a member of the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe.
|
|
Mike Parson declared a state of emergency, winds from a severe storm blew over campers in Wheatland and four people were taken to hospitals.
|
|
In San Francisco proper, winds blew with such force that authorities advised motorists not to drive campers and trailers across the San Francisco Bridge.
|
|
For those who aren't keen on a weekend full of endless Kumbayas, Tentrr is also in the business of connecting campers with local activities.
|
|
Okay, campers, rise and shine and feel free to leave your booties at home because it's not going to be cold for much longer.
|
|
Because it was so dark, Veeder and nearby campers did not see the bear, which was initially scared away by his screams, Soehn said.
|
|
"There are a lot of unhappy campers out there who will not follow Sanders back into the graveyard of the Democratic Party," Stein said.
|
|
"With his warmth, sincerity and kind nature, Hunter provided our campers with an experience they will remember for decades to come," Willenson tells PEOPLE.
|
|
It also comes at the height of summer, when beaches and outlying islands are packed with daytrippers, campers and holiday makers, especially at weekends.
|
|
Watching adults learn about Logan Paul is like seeing Mt. Everest base campers leave for the summit with a windbreaker and a granola bar.
|
|
But Robbins said that once The Village was shut down and campers moved elsewhere, a park near his home swelled with RVs and tents.
|
|
We all collectively walk over for breakfast and we sit amount the campers while we eat, talking about what we are most excited for.
|
|
It felt right to blend in among the star spangled crowd of campers, but outside of July 4, it felt like wearing a costume.
|
|
He declined to immediately rule on the merits of claims by two other campers, saying it was not clear who had taken their property.
|
|
The Lemps tend to use their campers for a few months and then sell them, so they get to enjoy them as a family.
|
|
Monitors found that the campers were more active during the days and exposed to light levels thirteen times higher than they were at home.
|
|
They hired help to take them into the woods and cook them meals; build them shelters; and essentially, make sure the campers didn't die.
|
|
Abbotsford served eviction notices to campers in February and updated bylaws to ban camping structures during daylight hours, even as shelters are at capacity.
|
|
A luxury camp attracting high-rolling influencers and featuring $100,000 campers won't be one of the thousands of attractions at this year's Burning Man.
|
|
Hard-core campers may scoff at glamping ("glamour camping," that is, or wimping, as it's sometimes called), and even glamping outfitters dislike the term.
|
|
This macabre ad touted Charles Kaufman's low-budget film about a mentally unstable matriarch and her twisted sons who capture and terrorize three campers.
|
|
These were the result of an attack by other campers, he said, asking that his name not be published for fear of further reprisals.
|
|
This puzzle is one in a string of themed puzzles I created this summer while directing a STEM summer camp — don't tell the campers.
|
|
The first step, Ms. Shane said, is to train counselors and other staff to fully understand the gender and sexuality needs of the campers.
|
|
All good campers know the rule "leave the campsite better than you found it," but it's also a good rule for work, says Evans.
|
|
When a luxury pajama label teams up with an outdoorsy lifestyle brand that's beloved by campers and urbanites, it's a recipe for maximum coziness.
|
|
The title evokes the ethos embraced by experienced campers and others who know the true way to love nature is to do no harm.
|
|
Some campers use wheelchairs or prosthetic limbs, while others have limited balance or cognitive impairment due to a traumatic brain injury or a stroke.
|
|
But what was about to happen would shatter the peace of the tranquil setting — and scar the memories of dozens of campers for decades.
|
|
Nine other former campers and staffers said they were told directly about an inappropriate incident either by the alleged victim or by Robbins himself.
|
|
At first, there was a group of other campers nearby — which was a relief, she said, because she didn't feel safe alone with Robbins.
|
|
The stove is also easy to use, supports large pots for feeding groups of campers, and is surprisingly quiet for a liquid gas model.
|
|
Health officials reviewed 18,791 immunization records of both staff and campers, so all camps in Rockland County received their permits and opened on time.
|
|
"Many of our guests are not campers and do not know how to start a fire," said Keith Battaglia, Conestoga's sales and marketing director.
|
|
Campers can even use it to boil water, so you can have fresh drinking water and a steaming cup of tea thanks to the sun.
|
|
The man said none of the other campers said anything, and he didn t know whether anyone else actually witnessed what had happened to him.
|
|
About 1003 of the reported 28 injured were staying at the Prairie View RV Park where high winds overturned some campers and damaged mobile homes.
|
|
Some camps that require all participants to be vaccinated against measles, even if parents have religious objections, have not accepted campers who are not immunized.
|
|
That's your team for the whole weekend, and you play camp games against other campers like tug-of-war, archery, hiding contests, all of it.
|
|
In Camp Shohola, Pennsylvania, an internal automatic switch system still connects campers with the outside world, it's the oldest functioning Strowger switch in the world.
|
|
I also wanna jam and hang out with the campers at the campground and try to get some sort of festival jam session tradition started.
|
|
To summer campers and slumber parties, though, Bloody Mary appears in bathroom mirrors — not as a murderous queen, but a howling woman drenched in blood.
|
|
At the campgrounds near the Bristol Motor Speedway, campers remained hopeful even as they moved to higher grounds when the flood waters began to rise.
|
|
Bachner: [The campers] were just giving feedback on the experience they were having, but because camp is what it is, the stories just present themselves.
|
|
"campers" — also enjoyed hot chocolate with marshmallows and chocolate shavings, while the adults ("camp counselors") were treated to Moscow mules, Bloody Marys and skinny margaritas.
|
|
After talking to multiple campers they expressed their gratitude toward the camp itself, telling me that they don't normally socialize as much as they were.
|
|
The wildfire forced evacuations of at least 7,000 people, including residents and campers at Mt. San Jacinto State Park, according to the Los Angeles Times.
|
|
For the Lemps, it makes sense not to spend too much on renovations because they sell the campers after using them for a little while.
|
|
LAKEWOOD, Pa. — In the woods here on Tuesday, campers stood in a line holding quails, feeling their warm bodies and beating hearts in their hands.
|
|
"Nobody knows how to do this anymore," Rabbi Loike told the campers as he demonstrated how to scrape out lungs from a bird's rib cage.
|
|
Some say the campers have cursed at them for driving past without picking them up, or yelled at them while they were cycling or hiking.
|
|
About half of the officers said the number of these long-term campers was on the rise, and only 2 percent said it had declined.
|
|
Campers are the sweet spot between roughing it and glamping, which discounts the joy of getting down to basics, if only for a few days.
|
|
The night we were there, campers went to an amusement park, and the Marchionis took us to the restaurant Brigantino for supper with Pierino Prati.
|
|
Unlike multi-day, sponsor-heavy events, FORM focuses on creating a community environment for its attendees, with campers encouraged to set their own relaxed pace.
|
|
Like the gig economy, the schedule is flexible and, in a sense, work campers do their job from their home — that is, a mobile home.
|
|
On Wednesday morning, bleary-eyed campers put their tents in storage and stood in yet another line to purchase their hard-won Centre Court tickets.
|
|
The National Park Service, which runs Fort Wadsworth, said it is expanding the offerings for campers to try to appeal to all kinds of visitors.
|
|
They're the only campers who have contact with each other after Forevermore, and are brought closer when Isabel takes a college class with Dina's brother.
|
|
The movie, which followed campers over a summer in 1981, was made with a $1.8 million budget and it produced $295,206 at the box office.
|
|
These campers often make themselves comfortable on makeshift chairs and couches devised from newspaper stands, milk crates, and furniture pulled from alleys and street corners.
|
|
Campers get tours of places like a Starbucks corporate office or the Federal Reserve, and are tasked with analyzing problems facing various companies and industries.
|
|
Towable R.V.s, such as conventional travel trailers, fifth-wheel trailers, truck campers, folding camping trailers and sport utility R.V.s, require a vehicle to pull them.
|
|
Thousands upon thousands of fans had pitched tents by the side of the road or slept in cars and parked campers amid herds of cows.
|
|
However, most people spent less: 65 percent of first-time campers shelled out $200 or less on camping gear, according to the American Camper Report.
|
|
Campers would get too cold at night, too hot during the day, and too dehydrated all the time, unprepared for the extremes of desert living.
|
|
Both counselors and campers wear uniforms reminiscent of "The Parent Trap": Green shorts and white shirts, and a green fleece or flannel for chilly mornings.
|
|
The two are among the last charter companies in the Adirondacks that are licensed to transport campers, hunters and anglers to lakes in the park.
|
|
There were hundreds of cars, tents, campers, and RVs, but it seemed that the organizers had planned for thousands more, so everyone was spread out.
|
|
Bears should be rambling through the wilds of Kamchatka in all their glory, scooping salmon out of streams and scaring the wits out of campers.
|
|
To add to Thor's appeal, Martin said that some private campgrounds are upgrading their areas with WiFi, amphitheaters and other amenities to satisfy millennial campers.
|
|
The diversity of identities helped the campers forge close friendships rooted in respect for differences, said Mx. Woolley, who uses a gender-neutral courtesy title.
|
|
The diversity of identities helped the campers forge close friendships rooted in respect for differences, said Mx. Woolley, who uses a gender-neutral courtesy title.
|
|
I had "campers" all night, which is the restaurant term for people who sit around for well after they've paid so you can't get sat again.
|
|
As American Enterprise Institute president Arthur Brooks argues, people who earn their own income are happy campers, while people who live on government assistance are unhappy.
|
|
It wraps with the campers splitting off into groups and doing their best to create a video, tweet, and so on with brands they've made up.
|
|
The week culminated in the staging of an original play set in the world of Harry Potter, created and acted by campers ages 7 to 12.
|
|
"We don't have campers driving down I-84 anymore leaking toxic chemicals out the back," David Westfield of Lines for Life told KGW News in April.
|
|
The day starts off with a creator session where I am able to have a very laid back and long conversation with a group of campers.
|
|
Most were campers there themselves as children, but there's also a newbie, Amy (Elizabeth Lail), who is somewhat skittish for reasons that are doled out slowly.
|
|
Instead, a few months after Michigan's bitter foe Ohio State won the national title, he stripped off his shirt while throwing a ball around with campers.
|
|
And in their 70 years of business, they've become one of the most iconic water-bottle brands in the US, especially among campers and outdoorsy types.
|
|
Like the protesters on the streets of Cleveland, the campers also had their disagreements, starting with the polarizing figure who drew many of them to town.
|
|
Only my mother, who is French, would locate a place in which campers were required to speak French — and this, in the middle of bucolic Vermont.
|
|
That is, until I started covering camping gadgets and discovered that a lot of modern campers are gadget mongers, with a serious thirst for battery life.
|
|
Among its 80,000 attendees, Silicon Valley elites and high-rollers are known to pay thousands of dollars for chef-prepared food, pricey campers, and luxury accommodations.
|
|
The campers, who paid up to $599, were a self-selecting group of exhibitionists and oddballs for whom Mr. Waters's movies were a beacon of belonging.
|
|
Gee, if only every digital film release could receive the undivided attention of the entire world, we'd all be happy campers in my corner of Hollywood.
|
|
On Monday, when Anna Wintour's campers ascend the Met's steps for a first look at "Camp: Notes on Fashion," few of us will be among them.
|
|
Officials used helicopters to rescue about 1,600 people, mostly campers, in three regions in Southern France, Interior Minister Gérard Collomb said, according to The Associated Press.
|
|
Campers who are coordinated enough can even add more pressure as needed throughout their shower, without having to stop to adjust anything on the Helio itself.
|
|
That should be enough water to allow all but the largest group of campers to share, with the entire party getting a turn under the nozzle.
|
|
Campers also want to stay connected so that they can use stargazing apps, go geocaching, and look up recipes and things to do in the area.
|
|
Dozens of visitors began arriving outside Rachel's only business - an extraterrestrial-themed motel and restaurant called the Little A'Le'Inn - parking themselves in cars, tents and campers.
|
|
As I coached the campers through their anxieties and problems, I began speaking to myself — and my anxieties and problems — with a new sense of compassion.
|
|
Rest hour is a coveted time at camp — some 45 minutes of complete silence in the middle of the day when campers take to their tents.
|
|
This provides campers the option to unzip the bag for improved venting in warmer weather, allowing them to stay more comfortable in a variety of environments.
|
|
And while the environs are primitive, the usual restraints campers face with regard to the weight and size of their gear don't apply when flying in.
|
|
It's set in Maryland's Burkittsville Woods (home to the eponymous Blair Witch) in 1996, shortly after the disappearance of three hapless campers in the original film.
|
|
After the Army Corps of Engineers withdrew permission for the camp in late November, protesters expected the sheriff's department to violently clear campers off the land.
|
|
For salt flats, stay at the Luxury Airstream campers by Crillon Tours, or the newly opened Kachi Lodge that looks like igloos on the salt flats.
|
|
Any remaining campers may be charged with a misdemeanor that carries up to $270,254 in fines or six months in prison, according to an Army Corps spokesperson.
|
|
The California campground where a renowned 35-year-old scientist was shot dead next to his two young daughters is no stranger to gunfire, campers said Monday.
|
|
This is the first time many of the campers have been hands-on with farm animals, and their experiences go well beyond those of a petting zoo.
|
|
Basically, campers went to bed about 2 and a half hours earlier than they would when they stayed at home, exposed to artificial light, and slept longer.
|
|
Prosecutors said Rauda was accused of opening fire on campers and motorists in Malibu Creek State Park in November 2016, wounding a man sleeping in a hammock.
|
|
Authorities believe Rauda began opening fire on unsuspecting campers and motorists in November 2016 and continued to do so for more than a year-and-a-half.
|
|
"We want to be done, we want to be happy campers, we want to make peace with the state of North Dakota," he said in an interview.
|
|
The other reason this system works differently, yet so well in Camp W, is that your friendship progress with the campers is divorced from the main plot.
|
|
The sprinklers are there—during a crushing drought, no less—to discourage campers, which probably explained why no one else had picked that spot for their tent.
|
|
Friday the 13th: The Game is the interactive embodiment of the Friday the 13th movie franchise, pitting nearly defenseless campers against the nearly unstoppable killing machine Jason.
|
|
Many people, including Link "campers" like John Smith, continued to browse the web using their own device, tethered to the kiosks' free Wi-Fi and charging ports.
|
|
Last summer, Netflix debuted the first WHAS follow-up, First Day of Camp, which rewound the clock to when the main characters were still just teenage campers.
|
|
Some campers had left to eat meals at a local shelter, then returned to find the work crews seizing their property and refusing to give it back.
|
|
Theresa Pleets, 81, said she had a deep personal stake in coming out to the protest camp, a field speckled with teepees, campers, tents and fire rings.
|
|
Outside the police station in Sagamihara, a popular summer destination for hikers and campers, a black car sat in the parking lot, covered in a blue tarp.
|
|
Around Nederland, crime reports, medical emergencies, unattended fires and other calls for help and extra patrols have soared at three Forest Service areas popular with homeless campers.
|
|
After breakfast, campers meet outside for Ping-Pong and pétanque (a game like horseshoes, but with balls) before breaking into groups (grands, moyens, petits) on fields nearby.
|
|
Anticipation was high the first night, as Mr. Waters greeted the 53-odd campers under a tent, wearing a skull-print blazer and his trademark pencil mustache.
|
|
The weapon could easily handle a 20-round magazine, was easy to disassemble and was marketed, in one of Colt's early advertisements, to hunters, campers and collectors.
|
|
The Epicenter, by contrast, sells mostly to hunters, campers, large companies, government agencies, and embassies that must keep prepared food on-hand in case of an emergency.
|
|
Now the wealthy, well-connected camp owner is reopening Nightingale with a staff populated by the prior generation of campers, providing plenty of potential witnesses and suspects.
|
|
They hired students to work at the camp, met with parents, and tried to broaden the campers' horizons — making ice cream, publishing a magazine, and going camping.
|
|
Aiming to solve the investment quandary of campers, several outdoor stores across the country rent gear, including Denver-based Outdoors Geek (which also ships gear) and REI.
|
|
Priced at $500, most campers may find the Nemo Sonic 0 to be on the high end of their budget or out of their price range altogether.
|
|
The Kelty Cosmic 20 isn't only affordable, it also offers solid all-around performance, making it the best option for backpackers and campers on a tight budget.
|
|
This was 50 years ago, but I still remember the faces of my fellow campers as we gazed in surprise upon our counselor, and at one another.
|
|
This was 50 years ago, but I still remember the faces of my fellow campers as we gazed in surprise upon our counselor, and at one another.
|
|
An Australian family of eight commissioned one the largest campers in the world in order to explore Australia&aposs most remote regions for months at a time.
|
|
State fire officials are telling literally *everyone*, including thousands of campers, to leave this corner of southeast Australia on Sunday because of the fire threat on Monday.
|
|
Campers turned in their electronic devices — which were sealed in plastic bags labeled "biohazard" — and participated in activities like hiking, archery, swimming and capture-the-flag competitions.
|
|
Meanwhile, the empty and numbered slots awaiting campers at the Mississinewa Lake campground, run by the Indiana Department of Natural Resources, are more of a blank slate.
|
|
It makes sure that oil, gas and coal companies don't enjoy more benefits on public land than hunters, fishers, campers, and any other users of public land.
|
|
It is unclear whether there were other campers in the tent with Knight, who officials said was attending his fourth (and final) week of summer camp, WAGA reported.
|
|
Sheriff&aposs officials say about 20 of the 28 injured were staying at the Prairie View RV Park where high winds overturned some campers and damaged mobile homes.
|
|
Camps help ease anxiety for LGBTQ campers and for their parents back home Astrology tech can provide a safe space for the LGBTQ community, but there are limitations
|
|
Rienks said she and the campers ate dinner together, made friendship bracelets, talked about everything from their homecoming dresses to the boys at school they have crushes on.
|
|
Today, the kids ask darker questions, and even the youngest campers understand that much of the country — perhaps including the president — refuses to see them as fellow Americans.
|
|
In previous years, campers usually stayed silent about those experiences, focusing instead on activities like rock climbing, creative arts, campfire sing-alongs, and discussions about resilience and empowerment.
|
|
But at $80 and quite heavy looking, experienced campers who are happy to survive on whatever they can stuff in their backpacks might want to skip this one.
|
|
First-generation micro fuel cell products — sold as battery rechargers to campers, business travelers and the military — are coming to market from Brunton, MyFC JAQ, Kraftwerk and Ardica.
|
|
Carey, who explained to the campers that she had a "difficult" childhood and frequently moved around, got involved with the camp because of her own summer camp experience.
|
|
By the time he had a couple transitions under his belt his giddiness might have been more unabashed than the campers who met him for the first time.
|
|
Conservationists and hunting groups noted that selling off even small parcels of land to private interests could cut off public access into national forests for hunters or campers.
|
|
Along with protest signs, items not allowed inside Super Bowl City include paraphernalia common to campers and homeless people: tents, coolers, and backpacks larger than 18" x 18".
|
|
I got to go to the coolest girl scout camp ever that had rock climbing — outside, on real granite — as one of the activities that campers could do.
|
|
" Signs at Joshua Tree informed campers this week that the grounds would close "for the safety of visitors and park resources" due to a "lapse in federal appropriations.
|
|
A 2015 survey of 290 law enforcement officers for the Forest Service found that officers in the Rocky Mountain West and Southwest encountered long-term campers most often.
|
|
They rented surf shop cabins, drove pop-top campers or slept in tents under the northern lights, drawn by the tranquillity and splendor and muscle of the surroundings.
|
|
Mr. Bosquier's daughter, Valerie, an interior designer during the year, is the camp's mother figure, making sure the campers have water and sunblock, taking photos for their parents.
|
|
Camp Tawonga, a sleep-away camp for children west of Yosemite, decided to evacuate 300 campers and 3113 staff Tuesday and also hopes to resume camp on Sunday.
|
|
There's the "thinnest" camper who is both hated and revered by the other campers and revels in the new place of privilege she never experienced outside of camp.
|
|
In the San Bernardino National Forest, she will help campers with check-in, shovel broken glass from campfire pits and mostly clean 18 toilets three times a day.
|
|
After a drag lunch, some campers gathered on the lawn for color war, while others joined the Baltimore Bar Hike, turning the archery range into a makeshift pub.
|
|
Potential campers visit the website, note a series of preferences (for example: hike in, views, forest, fishing) and are matched with possible sites and hosts outside the city.
|
|
Carrie also tells us some would-be campers have even tried pitching a tent right in her front yard, which she quickly put a stop to as well.
|
|
Halfway through the film, several campers and the director head to town, where they smoke weed, drink beer, steal money, buy cocaine and go on a heroin binge.
|
|
We were supposed to lobby management on behalf of the rest of the campers — when we wanted something, like more fluff for our fluffernutters, we made a motion.
|
|
Because Ms. Buttinger wants to be out with the campers during camp hours, she and her husband answer emails — very thoughtfully, from the sound of it — at night.
|
|
In Yosemite National Park, Ms. Richards often sees this problem in action, especially when campers bring new gear directly from the store into the park without unpacking it.
|
|
At many traditional summer camps, it's all fun and games until campers gather in their cabins and realize that one of them is not quite like the others.
|
|
That's fairly speedy for a single cup model and allows different campers to get the exact style of coffee they want rather than everyone sharing the same brew.
|
|
WELCOME TO WILLITS Campers who travel to a marijuana-growing part of Northern California stumble into a town prone to visits from aliens, who are not so chill.
|
|
Thankfully, those days are long gone and it's now possible to find a number of options built from the ground up with female campers and backpackers in mind.
|
|
As a result, the Duster 15 is made to accommodate campers who fall between 4'5" and 5'6" in height, providing a level of versatility not found anywhere else.
|
|
From there, the narrative fans out to incorporate nine different viewpoints, ranging from campers in middle school to the 44-year-old man who serves as camp director.
|
|
Amsterdam, the Netherlands This hostel in the Holland countryside is made up of dozens of individual cabins and campers that have been renovated into quirky rooms and suites.
|
|
According to the 2017 North American Camping Survey from KOA, a private campground company, millennials make up 38 percent of campers, but 31 percent of the general population.
|
|
Campers can develop anaphylaxis symptoms rapidly once they're exposed to an allergen, making it critical that counselors or other adults recognize these symptoms and know how to respond.
|
|
As the rosy glow brightened to blot out the stars, campers in the Rocky Mountains awakened and, supposing it was dawn, groggily argued over whether to make coffee.
|
|
The main highway to the closest town, Bismarck, is currently blocked by police, forcing both campers and emergency vehicles to travel another 25 minutes to reach the camp.
|
|
Megan Hampton, who runs the pseudo-post office, told California's Mercury News that at least 10 Coachella campers have tried to send in their tax forms through her office.
|
|
At a training session before campers arrived this month, counselors were given tips on how to deal with teens who might seek guidance about drug use or sexual activity.
|
|
Most of the other campers keep things low-key as well, but a few people went all-out with their outfits, donning capes, gowns and full-sized red tridents.
|
|
Cars and trucks hauling horse trailers and campers were backed up for miles on the southbound side of the freeway, some with bedding, large suitcases or pets crammed inside.
|
|
In the teaser (which does not appear to feature the actors in the upcoming season, as is typical of AHS), a group of campers excitedly drive to the camp.
|
|
As she tells a group of fellow campers-turned-max inmates, she was deemed too injured for the bottom of the barrel prison "duct tape doctoring" offered behind bars.
|
|
"As long as the race is still going on, we're going to be here and we're going to go," one of the campers, William Powell, told CNN affiliate WCYB.
|
|
Cheryl Caplan, Umpqua's public information officer, said the organization had to put up a deposit of $1 million just to get started, in case campers caused a forest fire.
|
|
Colin and Nessa attended the Valentine Hearts fundraiser to benefit Camp Taylor -- a free camp for kids battling heart disease -- where they spent hours hanging out with the campers!
|
|
There was, however, one very significant problem with Kwasman's analysis: The kids on the bus, a yellow one, were campers headed to a local YMCA and not child migrants.
|
|
Set to the music of sentimental strings, images include a paperboy on his bicycle, a family taking a rolled rug into a house and campers raising an American flag.
|
|
Campers would also best serve themselves by spraying down tents, hammocks, sleeping bags, and any other fabrics they take camping with a permethrin-based product like Sawyer's spray repellent.
|
|
However, instead of going with that chassis, the couple settled on a decommissioned Fiat ambulance that would give them the space for a luxury camper, according to Quirky Campers.
|
|
For the campers, a cooler keeps food chilled and safe for days on end even when the nearest refrigerator is a three-day hike back out of the woods.
|
|
From its inception in the 1950s to is closure in 2004, it led campers through deeply personal interrogations of not only sexism but racism, anti-Semitism, classism, and homophobia.
|
|
According to some of the participants that we spoke to, the project was a welcome one, fostering bonding experiences between campers as well as a heightened feeling of safety.
|
|
Those concerns came one day after a cathedral across the street from the grounds pulled its support for the homeless campers, citing needles and feces found on church property.
|
|
In 2018, Humano the Tribe offered luxury tents and campers ranging from $25,000 to $100,000, as well as "raw and purely organic foods" made by private chefs, Mashable reported.
|
|
Married 51 years, they became work campers five years ago with their sleek black-and-gold R.V. around the time Mr. Ward, who is now 71, had a stroke.
|
|
There were a few unhappy campers, people who walked out in a huff, but part of my job description is ruffling feathers, so I took their displeasure in stride.
|
|
Mr. O'Neal and his chef de cuisine, Jake Leiber, do not lack skill in the kitchen, but they know when to resist cheflike impulses and think like hungry campers.
|
|
Campers ages 6 to 16 came from "outstanding families" around the world, as the website proudly proclaimed (remarkable how much of the world resided in the tri-state area).
|
|
"It wasn't campers; it wasn't somebody throwing a match," said Al Ransom, a 79-year-old retired Marine who sued the utility over losses that reached into the millions.
|
|
Along with being wheelchair-accessible and designed for campers with disabilities, it also offers first aid resources — including crutches and wheelchairs — and transportation for any Burners who need them.
|
|
And Auriemma, like everyone else, knew that those numbers failed to convey the dominance, orchestration and casually executed methodology that often make James look like a counselor among campers.
|
|
While it sounds like the mysterious group is flying in to help the campers, who's to say they're not far more interested in testing the bounds of Midge's powers?
|
|
This creates a sleep system that allows campers to freely move about in their sleep and to settle into more natural positions — it's unlike anything else on the market.
|
|
It's a mix of die-hard camp people reliving their glory days, once-homesick campers redoing their awkward years, and first-timers wondering what all the fuss is about.
|
|
As I processed the incident and my very small place in it, I blared free meditations on 7 Cups as company in motel rooms, campers, and my rental car.
|
|
Travelers can experience its otherworldly appeal with Crillon Tours' camping expeditions in fully loaded Airstream campers equipped with comfortable beds, a kitchen table, hot showers and a stocked minibar.
|
|
Hill, at 32, has appeared in enough movies (currently 29) that he was recognized, in the space of 10 minutes, by a female SPiN employee in her 20s who requested a photo, by a 40ish camp counselor who asked that Hill take a picture with his campers and by the campers themselves, who clustered around the actor and stared stoically into the camera for a photo in which Hill was the only one smiling.
|
|
" Gary is also hoping that campers there that day will share pictures they took that may have captured crucial clues: "A lot of people take a lot of photos nowadays.
|
|
"As the entire Girl Scout family mourns the loss of one of our girls, counselors are available to campers, members, leaders, volunteers, or others affected by this incident," Hoffman said.
|
|
CAMPERS RECALL PREVIOUS SHOOTINGS AT CALIFORNIA SITE WHERE RENOWNED SCIENTIST WAS KILLED On that same day, a resident emailed security footage of Moore to the Oakland police community liaison officer.
|
|
Highlands County Sheriff's officials said that while none of the campers appeared critically ill, Health Department officials were called to the scene to determine what sparked the sudden mass illness.
|
|
While blazes are often sparked by careless campers or arsonists, they're also striking more frequently, and burning for longer periods of time, due in part to human-caused climate change.
|
|
Camps that are regulated and accredited with the association do their due diligence to track medical records and make sure campers are not at a heightened risk of infectious diseases.
|
|
The sheriff's office and a Humboldt Toiyabe National Forest spokesperson did not immediately respond to Gizmodo's requests for more information on why these campers were burning poop in a hole.
|
|
Longtime counselor Ronald Chavez Hassan asked his group, the youngest campers, to close their eyes and think of things that made them happy, things they'd want others to enjoy too.
|
|
Inflatable slides dotted the lake, and campers drifted between the lodge, known as the Mountain House, and the boathouse below, where a happy hour of light bites was offered outside.
|
|
Hayes spent several hours with the 80 campers, during which he performed a song, participated in an impromptu Q&A with the children and took photos with each cabin group.
|
|
According to the AP, nearby campers saw the lightning strike and had to maneuver their boat of the area, which had bad cell service, before they could call for help.
|
|
Campfire bans are imposed at times of extremely high fire danger, but according to Boehm, these are difficult to enforce when a forest is full of dispersed, long-term campers.
|
|
Registration is open now, and camp fees range from $1,095 to $1,995 (depending on length of camp.) However, scholarships are also available to one in every 10 campers in 2016.
|
|
As campers were getting settled in, Justine wanted to surprise a friend she had met on the competitive ski circuit and asked for her room number at the front desk.
|
|
Innovative Australian company OPUS Camper makes standard and off-road campers with folding aluminum frames that are light enough to be towed by many small- and midsize trucks and SUVs.
|
|
Boaters, campers, van lifers, wilderness dwellers, and construction workers, especially, can all put it to good use, and it will outlast any lightweight plastic or steel jug several times over.
|
|
"I feel like it helps them be more appreciative of the final project," Lemp said of her kids' contributions to the renovations, especially because they spend vacations in the campers.
|
|
Now, 123 camps use the service, Ivy Oaks Analytics, according to Isaiah Ham, who started the company after one of his summer campers contracted Lyme disease from a tick bite.
|
|
Each Halloween, the resort hosts a Golf Cart Parade, and a Camp Site and Cabin decorating contest where campers go above and beyond in an attempt to outdo their neighbors.
|
|
Elizabeth Mitchell plays Deb, the new owner, who has poured everything she has into resurrecting the place she loved as a child and hired six former campers to work there.
|
|
Like the old joke about the two campers being chased by a bear, the surviving camper doesn't need to outrun the bear … he just needs to outrun the other camper.
|
|
Then all the campers strode in two lines to the soccer fields, all singing the AC Milan anthem with kids and coaches waving flags on long poles front and rear.
|
|
But the four men in the group bonded at summer camp 11 years ago, when one was a counselor and the other three were campers, and are clearly great friends.
|
|
They are a paradise for hikers and campers, a revered retreat where generations of American Indian tribes have hunted, gathered ceremonial herbs and carved their stories onto the sandstone walls.
|
|
New modernization efforts would welcome industry giants onto camping groundsThe advisers suggested thinking of campers and visitors as more like "consumers" who should be provided "commercial services" at national parks.
|
|
For Mr. D'Agostino, the lightning-bolt moment came on a weekend camping trip with his wife at Stokes State Forest in New Jersey, crowded together with dozens of other campers.
|
|
Soon, however, Olive finds herself making more and more compromises to appease homesick Willow, who shuns the friendly overtures of other campers and prefers to settle under Olive's comfortable shadow.
|
|
The 90-minute walk, which starts at 8, will incorporate poetry reading, live acoustic music by Usdan campers and improvised choreography with the lamps in a collective tribute to sustainability.littlesun.
|
|
The Nemo Helio Pressure Shower is lightweight, durable, and easy to use, making it the perfect choice for campers who love to sleep outside but hate the dust and dirt.
|
|
The Zodi Zip Hot Shower truly does deliver an extremely warm and soothing shower while camping but thanks to its reliance on batteries and propane, it's best for car campers.
|
|
The campers may not have had fans taking selfies in front of their coaches or stopping to gawk at their luxury lodging, but even here, the outside world occasionally encroached.
|
|
After the first mile or so, we didn't encounter a single person on the perfect white sand beach, save a couple of campers in a tent pitched near a grotto.
|
|
She had no memory of what she said during the presentation, "except that I remember hearing laughter from other campers" after Robbins snapped her out of her trance, she said.
|
|
Luckily, most campers intend to get the most out of their gear: Nearly 90 of those who went camping last year intend to go again in 2018, according to KOA.
|
|
Ethan Smith, founder of the outdoor apparel retailer SmithFly, has found that his invention, an inflatable floating tent that lets campers wake up on the water, is doing just that.
|
|
Nevertheless, dozens of visitors began arriving on Thursday outside the town's only business - an extraterrestrial-themed motel and restaurant called the Little A'Le'Inn - parking themselves in cars, tents and campers.
|
|
It's lightweight, comfortable, and doesn't take up much room in a backpack, all of which are features that should make it a popular option for backpackers and car campers alike.
|
|
About a decade ago, a storm damaged many of the campers; Mr. Slayton says the community pulls together to support residents who have died or who have lost loved ones.
|
|
And "55+" Orthodox Jews have been davening at summer retreats for decades at places like Isabella Freedman where campers crochet kippahs and take day trips to Tanglewood, in the Berkshires.
|
|
Car campers tuck chorizo, kale and sweet potatoes into custom hobo packs, and simmer cumin-scented breakfast shakshuka in camp kitchens that come assembled with sinks and paper-towel holders.
|
|
The path that runs the length of the island is unpaved, wide enough for just one vehicle and trekked mostly by campers on foot, Greyfield guests on bicycles and wildlife.
|
|
Each "lone" campsite functions as a stage upon which cultural fantasies can be performed in full view of an audience of fellow campers interested in much the same "wilderness" experience.
|
|
In perhaps the most dramatic clash among protesters, Sacred Stone founder LaDonna Bravebull Allard publicly criticized Archambault and alleged the tribal council, working with local authorities, had sought to evict campers.
|
|
Over the years, Sabatier has come up with lots of creative ways to make more money, including flipping website domain names, reselling Volkswagen campers and even investing in a moving company.
|
|
While glamping has gained ground, China's genuine campers—nomadic herdsmen—have been settled, often forcibly, under successive policies that have divided common land, banned free grazing and compelled households to move.
|
|
Pocket Camp also has various new additions like being able to use a net while fishing, being able to customise campers and seasonal events that will be spread across the year.
|
|
Because the types of campers and their reasons for living in forests vary from district to district, local land managers are responsible for making their own plans to address the issue.
|
|
Beyonce is getting the star treatment at one of the most beautiful locations in the Grand Canyon -- but her music video shoot will likely piss off a few die-hard campers.
|
|
I of course also want to thank all of the other campers, all of them did such amazing things and I wish them all the best as they pursue their dreams.
|
|
Brad paid $700 for a temporary use permit and convinced officials to allow homeless campers to stay until April 1, giving him time to find another church to take them in.
|
|
Other developments include a half-hour dark comedy created by actress and writer Jill Alexander about female campers who survive an apocalyptic disaster and a documentary on Debbie Allen's dance academy.
|
|
In the film, four teenagers venture out to Lake Bodom in hopes of solving the mystery behind a group of campers who were stabbed to death while sleeping in their tent.
|
|
Thursday night arrival has also been added for campers that want to set up before the main program begins; details about Early Arrival Passes will be available on the festival website.
|
|
Today, companies like Tentrr allow would-be campers to book acres of private land and a fully equipped campsite with a few taps of an app or clicks on its website.
|
|
But he knows that stock car racing, with its Southern roots and the Confederate flags that still wave from some fans' campers and cars, has not attracted an African-American audience.
|
|
Why NRA supporters are mad YETI products are popular among those who love the outdoors and a cool (or hot) drink, making them a favorite with hunters, fishermen, campers and tailgaters.
|
|
In 2016, 47 percent of adult campers spent between $51 and $453 on camping gear, according to the 2017 American Camper Report, presented by The Coleman Company and The Outdoor Foundation.
|
|
At first, he said, those emotions followed him to camp, but surrounded by supportive campers and counselors, Grae soon found the courage to let his guard down and simply have fun.
|
|
At first, he said, those emotions followed him to camp, but surrounded by supportive campers and counselors, Grae soon found the courage to let his guard down and simply have fun.
|
|
The best bet to stay safe, Andreadis recommended, is for campers and hunters to hold off for a couple more weeks, and barring that, to wear mosquito repellant at all times.
|
|
The wildfire that smashes all of California's previous notions of "the worst that could happen" begins with an illegal firecracker set off by campers in the the San Bernardino National Forest.
|
|
A less Instagram-worthy take on #caravanlife, the subjects of this essay choose to live out of campers, often on the edge of cities; theirs is a life of voluntary precarity.
|
|
It only holds up to six garments so it can't really replace your washing machine for big loads, but for campers, travelers, and lazy apartment-dwellers it might be a useful tool.
|
|
On a hot morning in late July, photographer Emily Berkey visited the farm to capture what it means to campers to have this neighborhood sanctuary in the middle of a tough city.
|
|
By the early 20th century, the camp served as an unlikely mecca — drawing thousands of campers to wooded Penobscot County, offering everything from philosophy classes to boat rides to sessions with mediums.
|
|
Jonah Haas, head of marketing for Lucidity, a transformational festival for roughly 5,000 campers near Santa Barbara, California, which sells out every year, points to perhaps the biggest explanation for this flourishing.
|
|
Campers no longer needed to carry a can of fuel in their already heavy packs, and excess heat was converted back into electricity allowing the CampStove to recharge itself, or other electronics.
|
|
" In a statement to PEOPLE, camp officials said the remaining 87 campers who were not sick returned home on Friday, "as they normally would have on this final day of the camp.
|
|