The COVID-19 pandemic and resulting isolation caused by air travel and hotel and resort disruptions have led many to look outdoors for a way to spend quality time with friends and family. As a result, camping has never been more popular in the United States, with the sales of RVs and camping gear soaring and many campgrounds across the country being filled to capacity.
However, the traditional concept of enjoying the great outdoors while sleeping on the ground in a leaky tent full of swarming mosquitoes while hoping the bear outside doesn’t eat you isn’t the only option. More people than ever are choosing an outdoor vacation to a hotel stay, but that doesn’t necessarily mean that they’re all roughing it.
