Camping for Women
created by women, for women

Getting equipped

  • Portable Power While in Outdoor Adventure

    Portable Power While in Outdoor Adventure

    Why Having Portable Power While in Outdoor Adventure is Important By Mia Clarke Gone are days when camping was a way of getting away from daily life trappings. Nowadays you have to keep yourself updated no matter where you are. For you to keep being informed on regular events you need electronic devices such as…

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  • Breast Pumping While Camping

    Breast Pumping While Camping

    Breast Pumping While Camping – things you need to know. By Allison Barfield Breast milk waits for no one. If you miss your scheduled pumping time you could face painful situations such as engorgement due to a blocked duct. Plus, it could weaken your milk flow. That means that missing a pumping break is not…

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  • Journey Driven tracker and journal

    Journey Driven tracker and journal

    Journey Driven tracker and journal for solo female travellers By Erica Angel Two years ago, shortly after my 21st birthday, I took a leap into something I would consider the single most frightening, exciting, liberating decision of my life so far, as I embarked on my first solo adventure to South East Asia. Although my…

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  • Dear Natalie: Try Outxe’s Cooler Backpack

    Dear Natalie: Try Outxe’s Cooler Backpack

    By Natalie McCarthy Dear Natalie, I can’t stand coolers. They’re difficult to lug to campsites, and even walking from the parking lot to the picnic spot is a hassle. They’re inevitably always red or blue, with a flimsy plastic handle, and the lids often get stuck. I have about three gathering dust in my pantry…

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  • Dear Natalie: Try No Bugs Insect Repellant Products

    Dear Natalie: Try No Bugs Insect Repellant Products

    By Natalie McCarthy Dear Natalie, I love spending time outdoors, but I don’t love insects. I’ve considered dropping an insecticide bomb on my entire region, but I heard that was a criminal offense. Do you have any ideas? Help! Bitten and Itchy ___________________________________________________________________________   Dear B & I, It’s so strange how local governments generally…

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  • Leave-No-Trace Ethics

    Leave-No-Trace Ethics

    By Carley Fairbrother Is There Room for Curiosity in Leave-No-Trace Ethics? I want to start off with a story. Bear with me. My first introduction to habitat destruction was when I was eight years old. The ditch at the end of our driveway was my favourite place to play in the early summer. It contained…

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  • Dear Natalie: Try Kühl Apparel

    Dear Natalie: Try Kühl Apparel

    By Natalie McCarthy Dear Natalie, I’ve heard there are people who hike, bike, and otherwise adventure wearing only their birthday suit. I, however, prefer to be clothed. What do you think about trying out the Kühl clothing line? Signed, Not Enough Sunscreen _____________________________________________________________________________________ Dear NES, For those of us who are a bit too modest…

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  • Breast Pumping in Nature Without Baby

    Breast Pumping in Nature Without Baby

    By Allison Barfield As a mountain guide, park ranger, or avid hiker that’s also a mom you may face the challenge of needing to breast pump on the trail to continue breastfeeding while avoiding painful issues such as engorgement, blocked ducts, or embarrassing leaks. At first, the idea of having your breast pump out in…

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  • The Gear Can Wait

    The Gear Can Wait

    By Kristi Westberg Who doesn’t love a trip to REI? When I walk in the store I get this invincible, adventurous, go out and get’em feelin that makes me want to do crazy things like hike the PCT or climb Mt. Kilimanjaro. First they seduce you with a pitched tent right at the door then…

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  • Indoorsy Camper – My Story

    Indoorsy Camper – My Story

    By Kristi Westberg I grew up in the suburbs, surrounded by paved roads, city parks, the occasional stream and plenty of Target stores. I’m a knitter, a reader and a Netflix binger among many other things. I’ve NEVER thought of myself as an outdoorsy person. Sure, I had some tennis shoes and plenty of workout…

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