Do you enjoy in camps? How?
366532
HUH??????????????\n\n"in camps"  - what is that?
514774
Actually, the key one nobody pointed out is being easy to get along with and not get stressed out by small things.  Living in a small camp with a limited number of people for a long period of time can be quite TENSE if you don't have the right people.  So that would be key.  My list:\n\n1) easy to get along with/easy going\n2) love the outdoors, and able to "make do"\n3) ability to make good observations and record them in a way that is simple and easy to understand\n4) in good physical shape (for hiking, sample collection, etc)\n5) Strong love of alcoholic beverages, especially beer, and when you get older, scotch - this is key! :P
329521
I absolutely adore hiking, and the wilderness!!!  I think that I would most like to take home the incorporeal...the amazing feeling of peace and tranquility that I always feel when I'm deep in the woods, surrounded by beautiful blooming trees, amazing blue skies, deer meandering around me, and the wind in my hair.  Nothing really compares to the feelings of being in nature.
372855
Cedar Point is always a blast.\n\nWe go yearly and make a weekend of it.\n\nBe at the park all day then go back to the campground relax and do it all again the next day.
1129219
i think its like camping but with TV !!!
566995
Kanakuk is the best camp ever....i've gone for 2 years and leaving for my third time on wensday!  Which camp r u going to...I've been to k-kountry, k-1, and soon k-7...when u get there it will be like a party! it is so much fun...i have never met anyone as nice as the people at kanakuk...the atmosphere is wonderful...and i always feel at home there....food is also amazing! to start u off....ok the day starts off with waking up and doing a cabin clean up and breakfast.  Then all day you will have cabin activities and clinics(u choose a sport to specialize in) u then eat lunch and have some down time in ur cabin to cool off, write to people and showers... then u have more cabin activities and dinner....then u have night time activities from parties to k-life to free nights...then time for lights out and another great day....you will have the best time ever!
135180
I love sleeping out the the mountains, but I don't bother carrying a tent if I'm hiking in the Northeast US, my home area.\n\nInstead I build a shelter called a debris shelter.  The link below will give you instructions on how to do this.\n\nIt is liberating and there is no joy greater than feeling competent and capable in nature.
89789
camping, hiking, playing video games....
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Try this site:\nhttp://find.acacamps.org/finding_a_camp.php\n\nMight be easier if I knew the state you lived in and your age.\n\nHow about this:\nhttp://www.mysummercamps.com/
518740
I'd like to go to a festival, if I can afford it, or at least go camping and do a ritual. Even before i was pagan it was one of my favorite days of the year.
71952
I had a great time as a teen going to youth group activities both at my own church and my friends' churches. I never felt like I had to do anything immoral or illegal to have a good time. I learned a lot about the Bible and my relationship with God was nurtured and strenghthened. Pairing off was never a big concern for me because I was a late bloomer and guys weren't that interested in me. \n\nThere were so many things I got to do. Hay rides with hot chocolate made by church ladies waiting when we got back. Silly camp songs. Canoing. Playing hide and seek at night. Lock-ins. Movies. I don't know. Maybe I'm just easy to please and have fun doing most anything. \n\nThe youth pastors that made a big impact on my life were kind, genuine, honest people. They lived what they taught and took their faith seriously, but knew how to have fun. Keep up the good work. It really does make a difference.
429888
i love camping with or without a tent. without a tent i have seen things that i would not have seen with a tent. during a meteor shower i saw for the first time a meteor explode during entry. it was so cool. i have also seen more wildlife without a tent. but without a tent you have to be care full of insects crawling into your bag. a mummy bug solves that.
370704
what do you mean by "dental" camp?
1136072
You betcha! My kids loved it. And now they volunteer each year to help out. I never made it to VBS but I was a camp counselor at Conconully Camp (Near Omak, WA) for three years and I just loved it to pieces. Those were the days. Great kids too.
934946
Well it would depend on if you would enjoy camping in a state park or out in a state forest.  State parks are usually crowded and everyones camp site is practically right on top of eachother.  State forest camp sites you can either get right on a river or out in the middle of no where.  If you camp on a river you can go canoeing, kyaking, fly fishing.  There are a number of things you can do while camping.  My boyfriend and I camp quite often.  A few years ago we basically lived out on a river bank.  We had our camp fires and such.  It is peaceful.  If you go to a state park you are going to put up with a bunch of noisey and nosey people.  If you want peace and solitude go to a state forest.  It is more rustic and down to earth.  State parks have showers and such.  \n\nI do hope this gave you some idea of what you can do.
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I haven't been on one, but be prepared to be enlightened!  It's work no doubt, but if you can handle old ways, you should be good.  Depending on the intensity of it...\n\nI know that one trek they did the whole killing and cooking animals for their meals kind of thing.  Freaked out the girls and the guys where probably just as traumatized. \n\nInteresting though how desensitized we are by the modern day vs the olden days!\n\nHave fun!
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Campfires...hmm, they make me feel warm and comfy, mesmerized by the flames. I see the world turning by behind it, and I feel reassured that my problems aren't as big as they seem. I feel like singing and laughing with the company around the fire. I feel like telling stories of huge fish I've caught and big moose and bears I've seen. I feel like poking the fire, and adding a log. I feel like there is no better place to be in the world than right here around this campfire.