tent camping southern california
Me and my BF wants to go camping …?
We the store …. him an 8 and only 2 of us LOL we have sleeping bags, stove, chairs …. basically all camping … but how much? What should I consider? Will be up to 2 hours away and the gas here in southern California is 3.10 dollars a gallon … but the food and stuff …. idk … We no longer have to spend $ 250 between us
No problem, national forests local authorities have hundreds of campsites available. Its average cost is $ 20 per night. Some are almost free. Dispersed camping area can be had for as little as the price of the adventure pass $ 5 per day $ 30 for the year. Food you should figure about $ 5 a day per person food. This allows you to eat really good food. Driving costs and know the price of gas so just figure how many miles per gallon in your car with its going to what extent. Most places in it. cal. can get a tank of gas. Here are a couple of links for camping information and checklists on what to wear. http://www.fs.fed.us/r5/sanbernardino/recreation/camping/index.shtml http:/ / www.fs.fed.us/r5/angeles/recreation/develop-camp-single.shtml http://www.rei.com/expertadvice/articles/family+camping+checklist.html
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