RV Evolution

by William Crisp

 

I love to camp and have always loved to camp; that hasn’t changed but how I prefer to camp has evolved or devolved tremendously depending on how you look at it. “Back in the day” I was a roughing it kind of guy. A poncho tied up with bungee cord was the most artificial shelter I’d settle for.
Often pine boughs and moss made my bed and roof and I was fine finding a soft spot with just a poncho liner for a blanket on a clear night. Often I would travel around for three to four days with a knife, some rope, and a poncho. I’d only pack some cheese and pepperoni and would forage for the rest. I even worked patrolling some remote areas for several days at a time without leaving the woods.
I bought my first tent for a camping trip to Denali, Alaska on our honeymoon. We needed that tent there but it rarely got used when we got back.
Nowadays we like to hire out a campervan if ever we go camping.
Campervans are a great way to travel as you can pitch up for the night just about anywhere.
We are currently planning a camping trip to Iceland and have been doing some research into different types of campervans that can be rented out over on websites like Rent.is.
Iceland is a stunning country and I cannot wait for our next road trip to begin.
Have you ever been camping in a campervan? What are some of your favorite camping destinations?
Let me know your thoughts in the comments below.

 

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