1. Mt. Sheridan Easy to find, straight forward, and a great test for our age group. Head south from Grant Village just under 5 1/2 miles. Lewis Lake will be on your right and Heart Lake tail head parking lot on your … Read more
Even though millions of Americans and other outdoor enthusiasts recreate in National Parks, U.S Forest Land, and other public lands, few know how to camp cheaply, efficiently, and sometimes for free. I am going to share with you a few methods, so … Read more
In the event of an emergency, your primary concerns will be water, shelter, and food, likely in that order. However, in course of trying to obtain these neccessities, you will eventually injure yourself, and find yourself in need of medical treatment. This … Read more
For most family campers, a tent is the shelter of choice. You can get a decent tent for less than a hundred bucks. I still have the first tent I purchased and it’s still serviceable. I’ve since upgraded to a larger tent … Read more
Natural mosquito repellents are easy to make at home and do not cost a lot. Essential oils used to cost only a few dollars per bottle and a little goes a long way. To have the best product, using 100% pure essential … Read more
We have tried to compile a list, from around the world, of hiker’s favorite dishes. We know it’s unrealistic to be carrying bulky food items so we have tried to make this list easy to follow, light to carry, non-bulky and using … Read more
I have a friend who absolutely detests camping. She can’t go a whole day without the comforts of home. She loves her hair dryer, her walk-in closet and her big-screen TV too much to leave it behind and set off on a … Read more
Water, why is it so important? When you think about water it seems to be everywhere, rivers, streams, lakes, ponds and our homes where it seems to flow freely and never ending. You hear it when your close to a stream or … Read more
Going barefoot is one of the most common practices that the skeptics usually contradict. Most of the people think that this practice makes one’s health worse. The most recent studies show that going barefoot is one of the most helpful choices that … Read more
1. DIAMOND MILL OHV CAMP From Tillamook, travel East on Highway 6 for about 22 miles to the Jones Creek Campground sign and take a left. Follow this road past the Jones Creek Campground entrance on the left and continue on for … Read more
Affiliate Disclosure
soCamper.com is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a way for websites to earn advertising revenues by advertising and linking to Amazon.com.