Wigwam® Holidays Blog

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas! It’s a joyous time of the year that can quickly turn stressful as you start to think of what to give to your loved ones and just how much it’ll all cost.

You might have read the title of this blog and scoffed to yourself: who’d want to go camping when it’s freezing out? Believe it or not, camping in winter can be a wonderful experience: you’ll.

If you’re a fan of hiking, it’s important to know the basics of map reading and using a compass. After all, even if you have directions saved on your phone, you never know when you might run out of.

A fall or winter camping trip can elicit some pretty polarised images. On one hand, you can see yourself enjoying a quieter campsite, often at a reduced rate, taking in some beautifully rich autumn.

More and more people are opting for a plant-based diet, citing animal welfare and well as their health and concern for the environment for their choice to ditch animal products. And an even greater.

Anyone who’s spent time out in nature has likely come across an incredible view and thought “if only I had the skills to capture this moment”. The good news is, it’s easy to get started in nature.

Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park offers visitors a whopping 720 square miles of wild waters, woodlands and Munros, all just a short drive from Glasgow, Scotland’s biggest city. These things.

The Scottish Highlands are known the world over for gorgeously romantic, rugged landscapes that are sparsely populated. This makes the region a firm favourite for hiking, hillwalking and outdoor.

Imagine a camping trip where you sleep under the stars and among unspoilt nature, off the beaten track, far from all other living souls. There’s something incredibly romantic about wild camping but.

What’s a better way to welcome fall than with a camping trip to see some beautiful autumn foliage? While the East Coast of America is known as the place to go to admire golden landscapes once the.