Re: Fair weather/emergency camping - leave the luxuries at home?
Posted: 12 Feb 2023, 8:42pm
Being a solo tourer B&Bs and hotels are rarely cost-effective for me, though Airbnbs might be an option occasionally. So I stick to camping - but similarly find that I'm sleeping less well, and the packing up every morning can be wearing, especially if its raining. So I mean to go for trips that involve more fixed-base camping - did a nice one last September from Crewe to Llangollen (Wern Isaf Camping - well recommended) for 4 nights, then back to Crewe via a £20 'luxury' campsite (no name - not recommended!)
However I find changing my mindset really hard - I can't help but look at maps and start planning linear tours!
Seeing as the cost of a really good sleeping mat might be about the same as a couple of nights in a B&B, maybe I should look at them (again...)
However I find changing my mindset really hard - I can't help but look at maps and start planning linear tours!
Seeing as the cost of a really good sleeping mat might be about the same as a couple of nights in a B&B, maybe I should look at them (again...)