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October in the campground.
The stream vanished amongst the golden glow of the quaking aspen, Bishop Creek, California.
Camping Road Trip
Take a walk on the beach and find a few tide pools.
October is the last chance to visit some campgrounds as the season moves into the winter months, enjoy the crisp clean air, sights, and foliage before snow covers the mountains and valleys with magic.
Sit down in a favorite chair and do nothing but enjoy the landscape.
Take a drive on a long winding road with no expectations.
Drive into the National Parks with lakes, streams, and fall greenery, preparing for the months ahead. Take long winding roads to unforeseen places. Stop by a scenic outpost or simple do nothing at all but enjoy the change of seasons.
California’s Golden Glow
Get out your jackets, and double up on blankets and sleeping gear. Pull out the hats and boots; don't forget the socks and mittens. Looking to warm up your tents, try a hot water bottle or bed warmer. Remember to keep your rain fly over your tent with a layer or two on the tent's floor to keep inside dry and clean.
October camping is a warm layering experience finished with amazing sunsets, hot chocolate, and s'mores by the fireside.
Not to late to take a road trip!
Camping things to do in October
Think about simple first-night meals that can be cooked over a fire pit for an easy interchange into a campground fire with hot chocolate and 's’mores.
Gathering take a long walk, or take a road less traveled, go hiking, fishing, carve pumpkins.
Head out to local farm stands for fresh camp-ready meals. Check out a harvest festival or town swap meet.
Don't forget the bug spray and first aid kits.
Look up and find a galaxy, planet, star clusters. October is filled with Night Sky happiness.
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