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> For someone from the other side of the planet I'm in North America and the list still feels very weird. Going camping at a premium campsite alone (e.g. not
by PragmaticPulp 4y ago
> For someone from the other side of the planet
I'm in North America and the list still feels very weird.
Going camping at a premium campsite alone (e.g. not splitting the bill with friends) only to consume $50 of beer and $15 of cigarettes is kind of a hilarious definition of camping.
FWIW, there are places where open camping is allowed in the Canada and the United States. The OP was using a specific car-camping site with reserved spots and amenities nearby.
- dukeofdoom 4y agoI couldn't disagree more. A lot of working class people smoke, and when they go camping they typically drink beer. Let's say its a divorced dad, taking his son camping and fishing on the one weekend he has custody. A fairly common scenario. He might not drink the full case, but he would probably bring one. Especially if his friends are campsite near by and they might drop by. There might be places where you can openly camp in Canada and United States. I lived in BC and those where possible to find. In Ontario not anywhere near cities were people live.