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Campgrounds vs Dispersed Camping-Pros & Cons [TRUTH] 😬

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Today we're comparing campground camping vs dispersed camping for car campers, tent campers, RVers, and families. Which one do you prefer? Comment below...
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@dianeschmiane Месяц назад

Campgrounds or dispersed camping, which do you prefer and why?

@milesandhikes Месяц назад

dispersed!

@kboom58 Месяц назад

Dispersed definitely, just make a note. Don’t take outdoor showers in tall grass. Got a bad case of chiggers.

@jeffharrison6059 Месяц назад

To me, the way I think about it is an established campground is like an apartment complex, and dispersed is like living in a house. The campground is a community living structure where everyone has a little slice with neck-to-neck neighbors and you're living off the company's infrastructure. You also pay money that goes to someone else. With dispersed, you're on your own, choose your own location, living on your own terms, have a lot more privacy, and not paying to live in someone else's place. But it's harder to get into the "market" and often requires more resources. I've been to so many amazing dispersed sites that I have never had a comparable experience at a campground.

@naturelover1284 Месяц назад

ya and the bigger the rig the closer they park in an empty field. I am learning to appreciate people driving past all the beautiful areas b/c they are so ruiness piggish and unconscious

@dianeschmiane Месяц назад

That's a great analogy, thanks for sharing your thoughts!

@jameter21 Месяц назад

When first married, we used dirt bikes or a canoe to access areas where we couldn't hike. Didn't use parks and established campgrounds much. Along came kids, and trailers and campgrounds were more appealing. Then we built a house in the country, and travelling to be outdoors was less necessary than before. As our area became more developed, we don't get the same dark sky and quiet experience, and we do miss that tranquillity we had in remote areas. Your version of car camping seems perfect for you, depending on what you are in the mood for at any particular time.😊

@milesandhikes Месяц назад

Hi Diane! nice to see you're posting more often :) I do both, but most of the time I prefer boondocking. I love the freedom, being self sufficient and away from people. And it's free!

@dianeschmiane Месяц назад

100% agree, plus, I love driving all the interesting backroads, even if they're a little unnerving... :)

@milesandhikes Месяц назад

@@dianeschmiane couldn't agree more!

@ninnettestickles Месяц назад

So happy to see you back on the road again and camping, I missed you 😊

@367spartan Месяц назад

I enjoy both but prefer to be where the people aren't. Like you said though, stress levels can get high when it's getting dark and you're in the middle of nowhere looking for a place to camp. If you're ever on I-80 going through Nebraska, there's excellent free camping in Beaver Crossing. You get water, power, and even access to the community center showers. It's a great stop for an overnight on your way to . . .

@dianeschmiane Месяц назад

Ooooo, thanks for that tip for a stopover in Nebraska, good to know!

@SippyCupAdventures Месяц назад

Well done, Diane. I thought you laid out perfectly, the pros and cons of each. I LOL'd about camping neighbors. I think back to the Weekender and just laugh!! 😆

@dianeschmiane Месяц назад

Yes, when you know, you know... 😝

@Crystal-il3jl Месяц назад

That was a great video! "Some day," I want to go boondocking.

@MacSociety Месяц назад

Well done explaining the differences. Enjoyed the video.

@joanndavis4843 Месяц назад

If the campground doesn't allow any kind of fire for cooking, bring lots of food that tastes good cold. Breakfast: Hardboiled eggs, bread, butter, avocados, fruit, pastries, juices. Lunch: lunch meat, tuna, pasta salads, cheese assortment, vegetables, dips, chips. Dinner: Pizza, chicken, salmon, shrimp (all cooked at home just prior to leaving), salad fixings, dressing. Dessert: Cake, pie, brownies, cookies. Then just do it all again the next day, and the next. Might have to make a couple of trips into town for ice, but no firewood😉.

@dianeschmiane Месяц назад

Great ideas for a road trip too, where cooking is awkward or you're too tired to deal with it after a long drive day. Joann, Thank you so much for sharing!

@joanndavis4843 Месяц назад

@dianeschmiane Yes, these foods convenient for road trips too. Better to keep track of calories and nutritional ingredients while on the road, rather than pulling into fast food and ordering something expensive and healthy.

@krisg3984 Месяц назад

Congrats on over 7 thousand subscribers. Making progress !

@dianeschmiane Месяц назад

Kris, thank you so much!

@kathystevens8163 Месяц назад

Good to see you ~ ⚘️

@charlesknight3204 Месяц назад

Hey Diane … Campgrounds or dispersed camping? C: None of the above. I have long term friendships with land owners in about a half dozen areas (and growing) that allow me to camp (and sometimes fish) on their properties. I am always most respectful of them and their land. All areas are gated and some are code locked. I leave all areas better than I find them, respect the land, am quiet (except the first time I caught a 7 pound bass on a private pond), and yes, I’m 100% catch and release under 8 pounds, and only one over eight pounds … a wall hanger if or when I catch it. Anyways, I am in Texas, and we have a feral hog problem, so I am always armed and prepared to use it if necessary. All land owners understand and approve. I leave all gates the way I find them and they know me to be a skilled outdoorsman, fisherman, and hunter. I am quiet, polite to a fault, friendly, and outgoing. I try to be the person that you WANT on your property and this works tremendously for me. Hope you and hubby are doing well!!! God bless!!! Chuck Knight from Atascocita, Texas. ✝️🎣😵‍💫👨‍🌾😵‍💫🦌🙏

@dianeschmiane Месяц назад

Charles, that's brilliant... Something I hadn't considered, but probs more accessible to you as a fellow rancher? Though there are some people who let you stay on their land for a small fee, will have to try that. And of course Harvest Host, but I can't do that because I don't have proper bathroom facilities with me, something they require. Nice to see you!

@Lizapendleton Месяц назад

This channel is VERY different to your other!!

@debbiesmith500 Месяц назад

Great content,,,,can’t wait to see more. 🐷

@dianeschmiane Месяц назад

Thanks, Debbie... :)

@tanyajohnston8262 Месяц назад

I’m just starting so going to camp grounds first few times. I’ll be car camping. Wow the camp grounds in Ontario are charging $55. And $60 per night. Not cheap anymore and this is without the extras.

@dianeschmiane Месяц назад

Yikes!!

@sgardner6135 Месяц назад

After years of campground camping, Im ready to try dispersed camping. I notice many folks camp this way in cars or RVs - What's your thoughts on safety with dispersed camping in a tent?

@tengonadacluewhatsgutsprec1419 Месяц назад

Totally fine, don't even need the tent; cowboy camping is magical!

@dianeschmiane Месяц назад

Dispersed tent camping is fine, it just takes a little longer to pack up. But I wouldn't leave a really expensive tent unattended, use a cheaper one just in case... :)

@naturelover1284 Месяц назад

is there a way to find overnight parking within areas or does planet fitness keep track of you if you bounce around? I have 6 weeks until an apt opens up and I would like to keep working.

@dianeschmiane Месяц назад

iOverlander covers all kinds of places to sleep, including parking lots. I've never been a member of Planet Fitness so I don't know how they track you.

@naturelover1284 Месяц назад

okay these areas are being trashed by flushable wipes!!!!!!!! put kleenex in your pocket in a packet or a baggie, wrap the used one in a dry one, it will dry out