Alyson Grovesteen

Camping takes a real commitment, but the chance to connect with nature, spend time with others, and step away from daily stress makes the effort worthwhile. However, a large part of the trip is spent inside a tent, often with poor-quality sleep. Instead of enjoying the benefits of resting outdoors, campers face unwelcomed discomfort. Why shouldn’t the experience at night be just as positive and meaningful as the one during the day?