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Quote: Originally posted by Billy x on 16/4/2015Depends on your reason for camping. If you see it as a cheap way of getting a 2wk summer hol then thats what it is. Once you have the gear it's the most cost effective holiday you can have either in the UK or on the continent.
If one buys reasonably price gear & gets bits off boots sales, cooker etc, its still cheaper than renting a static & on the second yr your are well in pocket.
We camp because we enjoy it. Invested in our first tent 11 years ago and had most of our main holidays in it since.
Buying a second, smaller tent isn't really an option as the loft is now full and started storing stuff in our bedroom. Unfortunately we don't have a garage. Anyway we don't do weekends, minimum we've done is four nights. During the summer we have rugby Saturday and Sunday. I'm not complaining I can't get away more, just really looking forward to going!
Work also interferes as although I work in a school DH only gets the usual holidays, after the terrifying experience with terrible high winds last year there's no way I'd now camp on my own.
Just had a week in a barn conversion and got a weekend in London in may to look forward to, so much going on at work I'm sure the weeks will pass quickly!
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