Weekend Outdoor Reads is a compendium of interesting outdoor content that I came across, this week. There aren’t any rules for Weekend Outdoor Reads, other than the fact that I have to find it interesting and, hopefully, you will too! Here is the outdoor content that caught my eye, this week:
Top 5 Parks to Visit in 2010
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Depending on who you talk to, we’re still either deep in recession or we’ve bottomed and it’s going to be a slow recovery. Whichever school of thought you subscribe to, it’s safe to say that family vacation budgets are likely to be tight through the summer of 2010, which means there’s no better time than your Christmas break to start planning for an economical family camping vacation in one of these great parks, this summer.
Weekend Outdoor Reads for December 11th
Weekend Outdoor Reads highlights some of the best outdoor content from the week. It’s often from other blogs that I follow, but I also come across unique and interesting outdoor content in the press. No matter what the source, trust in the fact that if it made my Weekend Outdoor Reads list, it’s probably worth taking a look at over Saturday morning coffee.
Ease into Camping with Cabins and Yurts
Many people, particularly during these tough economic times, are reluctant to go out and make an investment in camping gear until they are convinced that family camping is something they will enjoy on a regular basis. The good news is that you can achieve a similar outdoor experience, without having to invest in tents and sleeping bags.
Weekend Outdoor Reads for December 4th
Weekend Outdoor Reads is a new feature, here on CampingBlogger, where I will highlight some of the best outdoor content that I’ve come across throughout the week. In many cases, this will be articles from other bloggers that I follow but, like this week’s selection from The Wall Street Journal, I’ll highlight exceptional content from traditional news sources, as well.