Firewood, What do you Bring or use

[abomb]

Originally Posted by Flybob

There are over 78K members on this forum, some boondock in PUPs while others full time with full hooks in large MH or 5ers. Some spend most of their time outside while others may rarely exit their RV. Some believe it is not camping without a campfire, while others never have a fire and dislike smoke. That's what makes the forum as great as it is. Everyone is welcome to their opinion, but please be respectful of opinions that differ from yours. I am sure we have all done something our neighbor wasn't happy about.

Is that correct 78k members belong to this forum? Did not know it was that large.

[wicked1]

Originally Posted by Springerdad

Another thread going down in flames,,,,,,,,,

Or did this one go up in smoke...lol


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[Wobbles]

Originally Posted by abomb

Is that correct 78k members belong to this forum? Did not know it was that large.

What percentage are out there "Glamping"?

Sorry abomb, Just had to throw that word out there for you. I do remember your reaction to it.

Safe Travels

[Rhody]

Originally Posted by Wobbles

What percentage are out there "Glamping"?

Sorry abomb, Just had to throw that word out there for you. I do remember your reaction to it.

Safe Travels

What the heck is Glamping???

[Mr. Dan]

Originally Posted by Rhody

What the heck is Glamping???

Glamour Camping

[Rhody]

Originally Posted by Mr. Dan

Glamour Camping

I'm done searching lol
That's why i'm on here!

[Martsing]

I have been known to have a campfire burning ALL day in the middle of August. Ten years as a Scoutmaster and decades of tent camping means I truly LOVE the smell of wood smoke and believe that wood smoke in your clothes is fantastic. I did get a propane camp stove though because I have been force to sit under a tarp or an awning while it poured rain or during a fire ban. When I saw that little stove I simply HAD to have it

[vinmaker]

I am pretty sure I am guilty of Glamping in my pop up.

[NicholasMeleeMan]

Originally Posted by spock123

I love to camp, waiting until June the fifth. I meet the nicest people in campgrounds, love camping and meeting new people


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Cool! I do love camping as well. I did learn many things about myself at camp!

[stellaandspike]

Will feel like I'm "glamping" in my lil' Clipper...compared to tents and pop ups from prior years. IMHO, if you don't go home smelling like wood smoke, you haven't camped. No disrespect intended. To each his/her own.

[Springerdad]

Glampers here. Guilty as the day is long. We DO enjoy our campfires though.

[wicked1]

Glamping in a Roo 23ikss right now soon to be Glamping in a Keystone Montana HC 305RL 🤔🤗🙄


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[abomb]

Thanks Wobbles, that made me laugh and a little nauseous....lol

[Bobaloo]

Wow from firewood to smoke to glamping

[wicked1]

I could have never been able to get DW camping in tents or pop up so Glamping it is


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[trbomax]

One of the advantages of the TH is that I can cut/split at home,then nobody really knows if I'm bringing it in or tak'in it out,but its always clean and dry!

[B and B]

Just bought $15 of wood off site at the provincial park we are at. We have enough to last for a week of nightly fires.

[B and B]

Glamping to me is camping in a RV RV ing is a park where you barely fit on the site, not allowed fires and have full hookups. We camp at Provincial Parks have electric as health dictates for of both of us. And fires. Sort of boo docking without a generator.

[Hugeez]

I found a few different threads to post this cause it more along the lines of etiquette. We camped at Sam A Baker last weekend. On Sunday morning when campers started packing up and pulling out there was a guy at a campsite near ours that began to gather up the firewood left behind at the now vacant campsites. He drove around to all the campsites. I guess this is common practice for someone who is staying another night. We were staying another but had purchased our share of wood already. Then what kinda made it weird was that this guy then packed up and went home. Is it just me or should he have left some of the wood for campers that were staying over?

[KAS]

Sounds like a selfish cheapskate to me! Definitely a no-no in my opinion.