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Camping With Your Two Same-sex attracted Dads

My very first camping trip was with my two gay dads, Alan and Sean. I was 12 years old. It was the first day mom had allowed me to spend time away with them and I was determined to create it go as smoothly as possible and therefore envisage future trips.

A Seemingly Great Idea

Alan (my organic dad) was hell-bent on making my trip to the great outdoors the ultimate camping experience (I’m sure at the period he didn’t mean this as in my last camping experience). So, in the spirit of adventure, Sean (not so biological) thought it would be awesome if I shot my very own deer, cooked it and ate it. As you can imagine, the idea of killing Bambi didn’t exactly fill me with bliss, but seeing the watch in Sean’s eyes, I decided to go with it (I mean we were out in Irish Midlands, how many deer were we going see)?

Aim and Shoot

Sean brought out his father&#;s rifle, which had been in his family for generations (I really wished it had stayed there). He loaded it, propped it up on tree stump and made me get down low beside him. Then we just waited&#;and waite

This Gay Camping checklist has been extremely useful for me when I go camping since I always forget what I should bring, so I wanted to make the checklist public for all of my same-sex attracted readers planning their first or next camping trip! Humorous enough, this camping checklist could employ to every camper despite sexuality!&#;

The Big Gay Camping Checklist

5 Lgbtq+ Things To Transport Camping (updated):

  • Cuddle buddy – sometimes it gets chilly after the fire is put out and you just deserve somebody to retain you warm at night
  • Protection – this could mean many things; a establish of protection from bears, bugs or for your embrace buddy… if you know what I mean
  • Rainbow Fire Powder – sprinkle this powder on campfire to turn flames into rainbows – YAS! You’re nighttime just got a little bit more fabulous
  • Lots of Wood – Some morning wood… evening wood… just any good wood… for like your campfire…
  • Rainbow flag or something to signify to others that HEY WE’RE GAY!
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      What to bring on a camping trip?

      What To Bring On A Camping Trip

      By Mike Boisvert.

      Much of this is optional, and much will depend on where you're going and what you're doing. Please adapt the list to suit your needs. Remember that what you take-including any humans-has to fit into your ride, and despite your careful packing efforts, the content will enlarge before you return home!

      If you're new to camping, you might want to know what to expect. This information is down below. 

      Use our Forums if you acquire any questions.

      Campsite Equipment
      • Tent, poles, tent stakes, tie-downs
      • Plastic ground tarp for under the tent
      • Plastic tarp for over the tent (if tent is leaky)
      • Air mattress & pump
      • Sleeping mattress
      • Sleeping bag
      • Blankets
      • Pillow
      • Lantern
      • Lantern fuel & funnel (if gas)
      • Flashlight & batteries
      • Portable shower
      • Trash bags
      • Rope (clothes line and other uses!)
      • Clothes pins (amazing what a little wind will do!)
      • First Aid kit
      • The Camp Site
        • Pitch tent on highest spot
        • Use under-tent tarp-always!
        • Be considerate of your neighbors


          • I've Never Been Camping or to a Gay Campground, What Can I Expect?

          If you’ve never been camping before or you’re novel to the idea of visiting a gay campground, you might be wondering what to expect. At Farmcamp, we’ve designed our campground to be as welcoming and inclusive as possible, whether you’re a first-timer or a camping pro.

          First and foremost, you can expect a friendly, friendly atmosphere where everyone is welcome. Farmcamp is a space where you can be yourself, encounter new people, and like the great outdoors. Our staff and fellow campers are all about creating a positive, inclusive environment where you can unbend and have fun.

          As for the camping experience itself, you won’t need to worry about bringing all the gear or roughing it. Farmcamp offers a range of glamping accommodations, from cozy tents to fully equipped cabins. We also provide modern amenities like showers, bathrooms, and even Wi-Fi, so you can stay comfortable throughout your visit.

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