Showing posts with label camping. Show all posts
Showing posts with label camping. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 31, 2010

Beginner's Guide to Camping

I am assuming that all (most) of you are active kayakers, and many of you are also fishing from your kayaks. However, kayak camping is not quite as popular as other kayak-related activities. If you've never been camping on a beach after a long day of paddling, I highly recommend it. There are so many amazing places to paddle and camp (see this blog post) that you shouldn't have any problems finding a good spot near you.

For those of you that are master paddlers and anglers, but don't know how to pitch a tent, there are many great sources online to help you get started. I found an interesting article this morning that would be a great place to start for those of you who would like to try kayak camping.

Good Paddling!
The Kayak Sportsman

Photo Credit: TripleBlaze

Friday, February 19, 2010

Florida's Best Secret Beaches

If you are like me, you love a quiet stretch of beach where you can paddle, fish, swim, and even camp. You may remember a post I did last year about some of the best beach campsites in the US. The original article neglected to include one of my favorite beach campsites, Cape Sable in Everglades National Park, so I added my two cents. Well I just happened on an article about Florida's Best Secret Beaches, and again they neglected to mention my favorite!

Oh, well...I guess I just have to put in another shameless plug for Cape Sable.

Good Paddling!
The Kayak Sportsman

Photo Credit: Florida Villas Today

Tuesday, February 16, 2010

Self Support Kayak Camping

Self Support Kayak Camping is a web site for those of you that are interested in hard-core camping by kayak. The site has a small but useful collection of articles and videos that cover everything from boat and gear selection, to trip planning. The site looks to have been live for less than a month, but the posts already available offer some great tips for those of you who like to rough it by kayak.

I have at least two self-support kayak camping trips planned, so I will be sure to post any similar resources that I find, as I plan for my own adventures.

Good Paddling!
The Kayak Sportsman