Tis the Season. Camping can be done all year round, but the majority of us city folks like to camp under blue skies and on warm, dry days. Whether it’s trekking into the back country or making a reservation at a KOA campsite, what makes the experience more enjoyable is having the right equipment. You don’t need to have all the luxuries that a stretch limousine or waterloo party bus might have to have a good time camping at your favorite camping spot, but ya gotta have the right stuff to be prepared for certain situations.
Safari Tents
Going on a safari to Africa – and again while in Africa. You are having sensations you’ve never felt in-person before. The days are already filled with preparations leading up to what’s to come. The safari has already begun and you haven’t boarded the plane yet. Africa is occupying your every thought.
You decide to make it a trip of the lifetime and go high end. Catered meals, cushy beds, completely appointed tents. Screeeechh . . . Tents? What about that Hilton you heard about out on the Serengeti? What you’ve also heard about is, luxury tent camping in the Wilds of Africa. You found it completely intriguing and the brochures along with YouTube videos have accelerated your wanderlust. There’s only one thing to do Go For It.
Lightspeed Tent
Read This Before You Buy a Lightspeed Tent
Camping can be a year round activity, but it definitely picks up when the weather is warmer. Naturally camping can be done in all terrains and in all kinds of weather without the need of 24 hour towing services but the ticket to a successful outdoor stay, no matter what the season is the equipment.
No one wants gear that takes a tow truck to lug in and out of the back country. It has to be lightweight, easy to use and reliable. This is where 3D Printers can help create functional, very light and portable camping equipment that can be customized to suit every campers needs. Some modern tents are now even using plastic 3d printed parts in their construction.
Villa Adventura Beach Tents
That’s the unofficial name of the little tent city sixty-four kilometers south of Cancun on the Yucatan, Peninsula. I first found this enchanting piece of heaven when I attended a catered event for several local resort owners. My friend Miguel, a nearby land owner invited me to join him for the evening. I walked into the huge dining hut of Villa Adventura and the ambiance took my breath away. It sat about 50 yards from the edge of the Caribbean on a white, silky sand beach. The dining palapa spanned a forty foot circumference with a dried palm frond, thatched roof and sand floor. The plumbing is even top notch just like something Burlington plumbers would do. These beach tents are a thing of beauty.