Winter camping is a great way to lose the crowds ... You can certainly use your four-season tent in spring, summer, and fall, but many tents on this list will feel like overkill during the warmer ...

Winter camping isn’t for the faint of heart ... make sure you purchase a tent designed for the cold. Summer-grade tents are primarily designed for maximum ventilation to keep you cool, but ...

Pack plenty of warm clothes (particularly extra socks) so you can change if you get wet. Start off with a fleece on top of a ...

summer, and fall. We’re not looking at tents designed for such specialized activities as mountaineering, backpacking, or winter camping, though some of our recommendations have cross-over potential.

Today’s tents are lighter ... Here are the ones you should consider this summer, whether you're flying solo or car camping.

Warm-up: packing the car. Everyone gathers together their own pile of camping equipment – sleeping bag, pillow, torch, cooking pot, book… and tent. Then travelling through the spaces with ...

One of Muskegon, Michigan's claims to fame is the Muskegon Luge Adventure Park which features a luge course that was designed ...

The summer months are fast approaching ... is one of the most popular places to stake a tent. With 13 campgrounds to choose from, including camping with an RV, Yosemite offers 750 miles of ...

Tent camping and RV camping without hookups cost $38 per night on top of the seven-day vehicle entrance fee ($30 for summer and $20 for winter). Full hookup campsites cost $51 per night.