Excited about camping once again after 25 years

[Honeymoon Campers]

On our honeymoon, my husband and I camped in a borrowed tent in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. It was my husband's first time camping and he was hooked. Shortly after, we bought a 4-man tent, then we got an 8-man tent, then we got a pop-up, and yesterday we bought a hybrid (Jay Feather Ultra Lite X18D). I can't tell you how excited I am that my camper will have a functional kitchen and bathroom! It's like a cabin on wheels. How relaxing my camping experiences will be now--I used to do a LOT of work when we camped, and now I'll be able to relax more.

[Threebutchers]

My wife and I camped after our honeymoon, too.....except it took me 30 years to get her camping again. I guess your first experience wasn't quite as bad as ours....

[GBandPB]

Welcome! You are going to love you trailer I suspect. My LW is thrilled to have a kitchen and bathroom in our trailer. We also graduated up from a pop-up and befor that tent camping.

[nevercominhome]

Congrats on the new TT and welcome to the JOF! Happy Camping!

[Locky66]

Congrats on the new purchase. We also tent camped on our honeymoon up in northern Michigan 26 years ago.

[mcfarmall]

Honeymoon camping must have been popular back then. This is my 25th year and we camped a couple of nights on our honeymoon as well as 2 nights in a hotel on Mackinac Island and a B & B in Hearst, Ontario.

[Honeymoon Campers]

We actually went to college in the U.P. of Michigan, to Michigan Tech, but have yet to step food on Mackinaw Island or camp there. I think it sounds like a destination for us this summer! We're in IL now.

LOL, I think camping was popular for poor college students who had limited budgets for a honeymoon. I'm glad, though, that we got hooked on camping and not Hawaiian vacations... There's something so low-stress about camping, and I look forward to reading this sight for ideas on how to make the most of this new kind of camping.

[Flyrotor]

Mackinaw Island is beautiful, but you won't bring your trailer along as there are no motorized public vehicles on the island, but don't pass up the oportunity to visit

[Locky66]

Except for in the winter time when we ride our snowmobiles across the ice bridge and onto the island. :-)

[Threebutchers]

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[fochman]

We bought a TT two years ago and went back to camping after about a 15 year break. We love the TT. We aslo started out in a tent then a PUP while the kids were growing up. We love camping again.