Camping has a competitor now, known as "Glamping." See the differences here.

1. #TEAMCAMP
VS.
#TEAMGLAMP
A GUIDE TO 21ST CENTURY CAMPING:
PART TWO
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2. WE ARE BACK!
Let's dive right in to Part Two, shall we? I must know what "Team"
you are apart of! Make sure to Tweet me about your team-
choice @JuliaSotnykova after reading on!

3. Glamping, “is a portmanteau (a word that is a combination of two or
more words) and blends glamorous and camping.” Glamping is also
known as, “boutique camping, luxury camping, posh camping or
comfy camping.” There are numerous differences between
camping and glamping; so, here are some basic differences, to
name a few.
http://www.dorsetcountryholidaysandevents.co.uk/history-of-glamping.php
HERE'S A
REFRESHER ON
"GLAMPING"

4. GLAMPING:
Glampers want anything
but the monsters in the
holes in the ground.
They want to use a
bathroom that is no
different than their ones
at home--clean and
flushable.
3) FINDING
"RELIEF"
CAMPING:
Campers will use porta
potties or local
bathrooms that just have
“toilets,” but they are
simply a porcelain
thrown with a gaping
hole in the ground.
Whenever I have used
one of these, I think, “I
hope a monster doesn’t
come out of the depths
and eat me!” For the
brave and daring,
campers will use the
“Camper’s Squat” by
using a secluded area of
nature to relieve
themselves. Bravo,
campers.

5. 4) SLEEPING
ARRANGEMENTS
CAMPING:
Campers will, at most, sleep on a cot in their tent. Usually,
they will use the traditional sleeping bag. Whether it is a
light sleeping bag for hot summer nights or a durable,
padded sleeping bag for cold winter nights.

6. 4) SLEEPING
ARRANGEMENTS,
cont'd.
GLAMPING:
Glampers love using
traditional sleeping ware,
such as beds, blow up beds,
or the like. They want to
remain comfortable and not
toss and turn all night on the
ground like campers.

7. 5) GETTING GRUB
AND STAYING SAFE
CAMPING:
Campers love the open fire. They
love portable grills/stoves. They
love the grills that some
campgrounds have already installed
for campers. These are simple metal
structures, not electric/gas cookers.
Campers prepare food ahead of
time, usually, and warm it up once
they are at camp if need be. Food
has to then be packed away in cars;
the camp needs to be sweeped for
leftover food products that fell on
the ground. This is because there
may be unwanted animal life to visit
the camp. No one wants to wake up
to Mr. Bear barging into camp and
eating all the food and trash!

8. 5) GETTING GRUB
AND STAYING SAFE
GLAMPING:
Glampers love stoves, ovens, and
electric/gas grills. They want ease
of use, tasty food, refrigeration, and
freezers to keep food fresh. They do
not need to worry about wildlife
getting into their food or trash,
because they can easily lock it away
in their cabins, RVs, yurts, etc.

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