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Hi,

I’m looking for a camping spot directly by a waterfall near Tennessee or anywhere in USA. Hike in or primitive is fine.

Thank you so much!

I would like to go camping multiple times this summer. If you have any suggestions of great campsites or places to camp, or any useful information in general about camping for a newb this would be awesome! I am interested in both campsites and primitive camping spots. Help me. Thanks!

Privacy is a plus (not too crowded), near a body of water is also a plus!

I am near Seattle so a 2-3 hour trip is ideal however I would consider driving further if there is something recommended to me!

Camping has become a famous activity in Manali. From trekking camps to riverside camps and night camps to adventure camps, this beautiful hill station offers it all. There is no dearth of options when it comes to camping in Manali. Camping helps you to cherish the wonders of nature and make the most of your vacation. Have a look at some best camping sites in Manali.

Places for Camping in Manali

• BEAS RIVER

Being a perfect blend of mountains and streams, Beas River is one of the best sites for riverside camping in Manali. This is a perfect place to set your camp under the stars and enjoy the stunning views of nature. 

• HARIPUR

If you want to enjoy camping and find it difficult to get out of your comfort zone then Haripur is the ideal camping site for you. This place has well-furnished camps and cottages where you can enjoy a luxurious camping experience. 

• SOLANG VALLEY

Solang Valley is another beautiful campsite where you can enjoy mesmerizing vistas and snow. Apart from camping this place also offers various adventurous activities like paragliding, cable car rides, and skiing. 

• BHANU BRIDGE

Bhanu Bridge has many camping sites to enjoy riverside camping in Manali. There is nothing more peaceful than listening to the gushing sounds of the waves as you lie in the middle of the majestic hills. You can also enjoy river rafting at Bhanu Bridge. 

• KOTHI VILLAGE

Located at a distance of 16km from the city center of Manali, Kothi Village is a pristine place for camping. You can enjoy beautiful views of the gorge and witness River Beas gushing through it. It is also situated close to the highway of Lahaul, Spiti, and Leh.

Camping is not only about pitching a tent and witnessing a sunrise. It has a lot more to offer than one can imagine. Manali is one of those few places where you can get a true camping experience. So tick this experience off your bucket list by camping at one of the best sites in Manali. 

Moreover, if you want to explore other places nearby Manali on a bike then you can rent a bike from a reputed bike rental company. Wheelify is one of the most trusted and leading two-wheeler rental service providers in Manali. For all the daredevils, hop on the beast and explore the most exciting and offbeat roads with our premium range of bikes.

Taking a low budget road trip through Utah in may and wanted to find some camping spot advice around Moab, Bryce Canyon, Zion, Capitol Reef, Etc. Would appreciate any tips for sites, cheap stays, or backcountry. Thank you!

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Any free secret camping spots in Coral Bay where we won’t get caught?

Anyone know of a "secret" or little known spot I can park my camper van for a night or two in CT?

I'm looking for cool state or national parks, and or other cool places to camp around the Pittsburgh area I'd be willing to travel about 4 hours from Pittsburgh in any direction and to any state whether it be West Virginia, Maryland, Ohio, Pennsylvania (obviously), or New York. Looking for fun hikes and beautiful scenery. Water activities like kayaking and swimming would also be ideal. Any suggestions would be great!

Hello friends of Reddit,

For the past several years, a group of like-minded friends and I have taken an annual camping trip to Hocking Hills, OH. We love it there. It’s stunningly beautiful, our Michigander eyes don’t get to see mountains or waterfalls often.

When we go to Hocking, we pay extra for one of their group campsites. My favorite thing about the group site is there is not another campsite within eye or earshot, and you feel truly separated from humanity out there in the woods. It has a driveway so the 8 of us can easily setup/unpack all of our things after a long drive.

As much as we love Hocking, (I highly recommend if you haven’t been) we have been there for three years in a row now, and we are looking for something new. Friends of reddit, I’d like to hear what your favorite midwestern secret campsite is. Where did your family take you when you were a kid? Where’s the most beautiful park you’ve visited in the Midwest? Where do you feel truly free in the woods? Most importantly is solitude, followed by beautiful, explorable surroundings. We hike and bike, and have two canoes and two kayaks between all of us. We don’t require electricity or plumbing.

We can travel anywhere in Michigan, Ohio, West Virginia, Indiana, eastern Wisconsin, northern Kentucky, and the eastern sides of Virginia, Pennsylvania and New York. Looking to keep the drive from Ann Arbor, Michigan under 12 hours. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Im trying to go camping with some friends near Ricketts Glen State Park in PA. It is technically closed for the season so we need to find a site or area nearby to pull off where rangers won't bother us. Also is it legal to just camp for one night and then pack up and move?

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