Freedom and Fun
Let’s be honest; camping is fun. The natural environment and surroundings depict
freedom. The Camping grounds should typically have a family or two to make it safe,
but we can’t have that now. Due to the social distancing rule, you might need to stick to
your backyard for now. Which will allow your children to interact more with each other,
playing games, climbing trees and just having fun. And isn’t that what camping is all about?
Increased Physical Activity
Whether you’re camping on home grounds or camping grounds, you will still be
involved in several physical activities. The kids would get to help pitch the tent, walk around, run around, climb trees, or play some soccer. This way, they get to exercise their muscles and enjoy the outside life.
CONCLUSION
If you’re working with a very tight schedule, you are almost always tired and stressed
out. Hence, the only free time you get is sleep time. There’s hardly any opportunity for
family togetherness. As much as there is no good side to a global pandemic, the
lockdown, however, allows us to make up for the lost family time.
During this break, take a deliberate decision to go camping with your kids on your home
grounds – in your backyard, front yard, or field. It would be a lot of fun for you and the
kids. When the break is all over, the workload will come crashing down once again. You
might want to make the best use of the time now.
Camping at home requires a lot of dedication. You want to make sure that there is no
digital disruption so that you can enjoy that natural feeling. Have you taken your kids out
on a camping trip before? Do you think camping at home can be as fun as camping
grounds? We would like to hear your thoughts.
Authors Bio
Betti Wilson is nature-loving and loves all things adventure and outdoors. She is a
mother of three kids and also a blogger with thousands of audiences. When she is less
busy, she enjoys reading, swimming and hiking, and often shares her stories and daily
encounters and experiences on her blog.