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Sober Activities: Glamping on a BudgetWhat is "glamping" you ask? Glamping is the glamorous and comfortable side of camping.This is not the hiking, backpack with a frying pan hanging off of it, water lugging, getting lost, rustic formof camping. This is the pack your car full of the conveniences of modern living, pull into a beautiful place,build a campfire, and hang out in nature. There are differing levels of glamping, from getting take-outChinese food and going to the local state park, to renting a treehouse, yurt, or tipi in such places as JoshuaTree, Lake Tahoe or Monterey. Some glampers even rent vintage VW camper vans to get them anywherethey want to go. For more information about all kinds of glamping vacation options check outwww.glamping.com. This is a good source for ideas if you have a little money to spend. But for those ofus who are short of funds, here are some general planning ideas for local South Orange County glampingon a budget.WHERE TO GOCrystal Cove State ParkBeach8471 N Coast Hwy, Laguna Beach, CA 92651(949) 494-3539www.crystalcovestatepark.org for moreinformation.San Clemente State Beach225 Avenida Califia, San Clemente, CA 92672(949) 492-3156www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=646 for moreinformation.InlandRonald W. Caspers Wilderness Park33401 Ortega Hwy, San Juan Capistrano, CA92675(949) 923-2210ocparks.com/parks/ronald/ for more information.O'Neill Regional Park30892 Trabuco Canyon Rd, Trabuco Canyon, CA92678(949) 923-2260ocparks.com/parks/oneill/ for more information.Make a reservation! Campsite reservations for all these locations can be found on the websites listed or atwww.reserveamerica.com along with many other camping areas across the country.
WHA T TO BRINGSober FriendsAs many as possible, but most local campsites limit 8people per campsite (any more and you have to reserve agroup campsite).CookingCooler with iceKnifeWater/Beverages/Iced coffeeChips/Cookies/SnacksPre-cut fruitTake-out food of your choice for dinner/lunch (you canprobably even get pizza delivery)Yummy pastries for breakfast (and perhaps go to a localdiner for bacon and eggs)Garbage bags- If you want to do some of your own barbecuing thislist will be longer and more expensive.SleepingTent (Does someone have one you can borrow?)Air mattress or foam mattressSheets, warm blankets, and pillowsFurnitureBeach chairsFoldable table with tableclothRugs or mats to sit onClothingShorts/PantsSweater/Long sleeved shirtSwimsuitFlip flops/Tennis shoes and socksPajamasLightingLanternFlashlightCandlesFirewood with kindling/newspaperMatches/LighterPersonal ItemsSunscreenBug repellentToilet paper/Wet wipesHand sanitizerMirrorTowelsShower stuff, if showers are availableEntertainmentRadio and cameraCards/GamesInstrumentsFavorite sobriety book or meditation booksAdditional Resources for Glamping Ideas and Planningwww.glampinggirl.comwww.inspiredcamping.comwww.barebonesliving.com/getoutside/ www.pinterest.com/search/pins/?q=glamping
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