i camped once (over 40 yrs ago) for 2 days with young kids. we were in PEI near a beautiful beach. but we we're all bored & ready to leave after the 2nd day.
since then do my camping at Best Westerns.

See: "Camping for adults in Dixie (no children)"

I've got a range of tents from the ultra light high tech pup tent designed for high winds and mountain backpacking, pop up dome tents, a shower tent and an extra large cabin tent that claims to sleep twelve.

When it's brutally hot in Dixie, I head for the coolness of the local mountains.

Yep, I do. I'm considering getting a rooftop tent for my truck.

Yes, I love it.

Since I retired 6 years ago. I have travelled across the US and camped at many National Parks. I spent this weekend out of doors and will be doing a few more before the Summer is out;.

As often as I possibly can!

I LOVE tent camping! In the south, it's too hot at night in the summer for it, but... come fall...

I tent camped alot till I got an R V I'm a glamper now.

Yes, but this is what I use on kayaking/camping trips.

I swore after l got out of the Army l would never tent camp, and the two times l got talked into it were not good times. I have a great respect and love for indoor plumbing.

We did this with our boys when they were younger. I loved it. My husband, however, is the kind of man that wears sandals in our shower at home. So, he did not enjoy it much.

I see your greyhound and am envious. We have had four whippets during our married life. As a matter of fact, we still have two of them, Eli (4) and Joey (14). We did start the adoption process for a greyhound and she came for a visit. Unfortunately, she had just come off the track. We had a white kitten who ran in front of her. You know how that ended!

Last time I tent camped I was less than 25 years old and in the Army, and we called it a field exercise. I loathed it, and I have not been in a tent since then. To me, Motel 6 is camping. I like AC, decent beds, locking doors, and no bugs.

Yes, I do a lot of it but not as much as I would like on my motorcycle. I pack a 4 man tent, chair, air mattress and a few other comfort items and try to stay in campgrounds with power and water in their tent sites.

I solo hike and camp on the trail several times each year. I'm heading out for a 4 day hike on Thursday, the Summer Solstice. It's such a great escape in the wilderness and solitude.

It's always a tent or the stars for me.

When I lived in the US (I moved to Thailand n 2010) I used to camp year around in a screen tent out by the horse pasture on our family farm, to keep track of meteor showers and night bird movements. I also saw plenty of wildlife drama as well.

Most of the time I camped in a tent when I traveled, usually at a KOA-for their hot showers- or national park campground.

I love tent camping. I go at least a few times each year.