WARNING: Primitive camping not for everyone   
by Gianni Avellino

Primitive camping is allowed only on designated camp areas and most laws prohibited people from setting up primitive camp on established sites. A lot of primitive campers enjoy the many camping sites throughout the United States.

Mainland camping is allowed only at designated campgrounds and campers must attain a permit before camping. There are no reservations for sites; each site is available on a first-come first-serve basis, with no camping fees required.

Washington State and Southern California offer some of the best west coast primitive camp destinations. While the Colorado Rockies can be an even more challenging primitive experience, I suggest if checking out Colorado sites also drive down to Texas camps where equally worthy sites can be found.

The eastern seaboard and inland areas are famous for their primitive sites, with extreme temperatures at times in the spring and summer seasons, not matter if your live in Ohio and want to drive through Indiana or Michigan there is surely to be a primitive site to camp at for you.

My pick of the season would have to be my favorite primitive site areas along the South Eastern United States from West Virginia, Tennessee and Florida. If you’re a addicted to camping primitive style and like to have the option of bathing nude or naked in a lake, then try Dale Hollow Lake which can pose even a challenge for the most experienced primitive camper.

About the Author

Gianni Avellino is a successful author and publisher of http://www.discount-camping-gear.org. Get information on camping gear, backpacks, tents, sleeping bags, furniture, and cookware.