Share a description so other travelers can better prepare and make informed decisions.
Why good descriptions matter
A well-written description helps travelers know what to expect. This makes it easier for them to plan their trip and have a successful adventure. Your insights can make their experience truly exceptional.
Saves travelers time when searching for places.
Helps avoid surprises and disappointments.
Makes it easier to match participants to appropriate places.
Builds trust in the camping community.
Location and access
Help travelers find and reach your place.
Detailed driving directions from main roads.
Accurate GPS coordinates
Information about availability and parking restrictions.
Follow guidelines to make your place safe and friendly for everyone.
Be specific and detailed
Provide exact space dimensions.
List available amenities and their condition.
Include recent changes or updates.
Describe unique features that distinguish this place.
Keep it current
Update descriptions when conditions change.
Add the date of your last visit.
Remove outdated information.
Ask other travelers about current conditions.
Example description structure
Here's an example place description you can use as a template.
Description - Beautiful lakeside camping spot, perfect for families and fishing enthusiasts. Level terrain with stunning sunrise views over the water.
Access - Take Highway 20 north for 12 miles, turn right onto Forest Road 142. Drive 3 miles on well-maintained gravel road. Standard passenger cars have easy access.
Camping details - Three separate tent areas, each accommodating 2-3 tents. Terrain is level, with some sandy patches. Mature pines provide afternoon shade.
Important notes - During dry season (June-September), fire permit required. No cell phone coverage. Lake suitable for swimming and small boats.
Common description mistakes
Avoid these mistakes:
Vague descriptions like "nice place".
Mentioning only positive aspects.
Providing outdated information from years ago.
Assuming all travelers have the same camping style.
Omitting important limitations.
Instead, focus on:
Specific, practical information.
Balanced presentation of pros and cons.
Recent, personal experience.
Details for different camping needs.
Clear warnings about potential challenges.
Become a campfire storyteller!
Every place has its story. Your description is not just data, it's a tale that inspires others to hit the road. Share your story and help create the legend of this place.
