The Best Places To Go Camping Around The World

What is better than leaving your stresses behind and completely disconnecting yourself from the outside world? I sure can't think of anything. Camping gives you the opportunity to face new challenges, go on wild adventures, get a good night's sleep and exercise.

For some of you, bugs in your hair, dirty clothes and the wilderness are just not your cup of tea. But for the rest of you, venturing out into rainforests, swimming under beautiful waterfalls and experiencing spectacular scenery is an adventure of a lifetime.

Good news, for those of you who would rather stay in a hotel than pitch a tent, these camping destinations have you covered. Some of them provide you with options to lodge in luxury; yes, you can stay in a comfortable tent with heat and hot showers.

For those of you who are excited to pitch your tent, well get ready for the adventure of a lifetime. Fall asleep in the wilderness, stay warm around the campfire and admire the wildlife surrounding you.

Below are The Best Places to go Camping Around the World

 

Boya Lake Provincial Park, Canada

If you enjoy scenic camping Boya Lake Provincial Park is the perfect place for you. Relax by the beautiful lakes, go swimming and even hang out by a campfire. Try out a new water sport, go canoeing and cycling. Then put on your hiking gear because Boya Lake Provincial Park has two hiking trails. The Lakeshore Trail leaves from the north end of the park and the Beaver Lodge Trail leaves from the south end of the park. Both trails are 1.5 km in length. *Bonus: Beware of your surroundings, you may see some incredible wildlife.

 

Big Sur, California

Enjoy the privately own campgrounds at Big Sur. They offer streamside camping, bluff camping, tent camping and RV camping. Float the Big Sir river on one of their inner tubes (you can rent), play basketball on their basketball court and have fun with your kids at the playground. If you are tent camping you are in luck, Big Sur has hot showers! If you are RV camping you will be equipped with electric hook-ups, water and a dump station. *Bonus: At Big Sur you won't have to worry about noise at night, they have "quiet time" from 10pm to 8am.

 

Corcovado National Park, Costa Rica

Camp out at Corcovado National Park for the ultimate wildlife experience. Make your camping reservations in Puerto Jiménez then be on your way! Backpack through their 13 major ecosystems, swim under a beautiful waterfall and take a walk through their incredible rainforest. Because of the vast amount of rainforests, there is a variety of wildlife. View their 400 species of birds, frogs, butterflies and lizards. Don't forget to bring your camera; you may be able to capture a picture of the highly endangered Red-backed squirrel monkey.

 

Maasai Mara National Reserve, Kenya

Camp on the banks of Mara for a once in a lifetime safari experience. Book your 2 nights/3days trip with Masai Mara Camping. From visiting the Hippo Pools to taking drives through multiple safaris, every day you're heading out on a new adventure. Receive full board accommodation, transportation from Nirobi and nature walks. Try the wildebeest migration safari and the big cat safari.  Oh, and get ready for the ride of your life; literally, take a hot air balloon trip or sky dive right above the African Safari.

 

Sahara Desert, Morocco

Enjoy a comfortable experience in the Sahara at the Erg Chigaga Luxury Desert Camp. Stay in one of their spacious tents, equipped with furniture, wall-to-wall rugs and solar-powered lighting. When you're ready for adventure go camel riding, sand boarding, trekking and listen to the drumming around the camp fire at night.

 

Yellowstone National Park, USA

Park your RV or put up your tent on the campgrounds of Yellowstone National Park. Explore the park by boating, bicycling, rafting, paddling, horseback riding and Llama packing. In the winter, go skiing, snowshoeing, snowmobiling and backcountry hiking. Bring your camera to capture the variety of wild animals, the colorful hot springs, the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone and the historic fossils.

 

Denali National Park, Alaska

Denali National Park has 6 campgrounds to choose from. Make sure you check in at the Wilderness Access Center or the Riley Creek Mercantile to obtain your campground permit. After you have settled in, get out and explore the wilderness! Go on a hike, take an off-road tour, go river rafting, walk the Savage River Loop Trail, go on a nature and wildlife tour, hike the Savage Alpine Trail and fly above this spectacular park on an air tour.

 

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