Camping

Mastering the Art of Camping with Jeep Momma

Camping has always been part of my story. Growing up, my family camped every summer, creating some of my best childhood memories. In recent years, I’ve reignited that passion—exploring everything from RV camping comforts to primitive backcountry adventures with my Jeep.

This cornerstone guide brings together my best camping tips, gear recommendations, and techniques, all tested through years of personal experience. Whether you’re new to camping or a seasoned explorer, you’ll find practical advice and inspiration here.

(Some sections include links to blog posts and YouTube videos for deeper dives.)


Colorado Primative Camping


 Essential Camping Gear

💡 Pro Tip: Choose gear that fits your camping style. Comfort items for RV camping may not work for primitive backcountry trips—and vice versa.

Three handcrafted LT Wright knives on a wooden cutting board with a sliced potato, showcasing sharp edges and durable craftsmanship.
Handcrafted precision! LT Wright knives make meal prep
 at camp a breeze, featuring durable craftsmanship
and sharp edges for every cutting need.

Camping Techniques

💡 Pro Tip: Always plan for weather changes—even in summer. Layer clothing and pack backup fire-starting supplies.


My Jeep parked near a blue camping tent in a grassy meadow by a lake surrounded by pine trees under a bright blue sky.
A perfect campsite setup! Jeep life meets nature
 at its finest with this tranquil lakeside view at Rob Roy.


Outdoor Cooking

Cooking outdoors should be simple and fun. I’ve learned that less is more when it comes to camp cooking.


💡 Pro Tip: A cast iron skillet + multi-tool knife covers 90% of camp cooking needs.

Cast iron skillet with diced potatoes cooking over a campfire, alongside hot dogs and seasoned steaks topped with butter on a grill.
Savor the outdoors with this delicious campfire meal!
Potatoes sizzling in a cast iron skillet, hot dogs,
and buttery steaks make for the perfect camping feast.


Jeep Camping & Storage

Jeeps aren’t famous for storage space—so I’ve learned to get creative.

💡 Pro Tip: Jeep camping opens up remote sites you can’t reach in an RV. With smart storage, you can travel light but live large.


My Camping Philosophy

For me, camping is more than a hobby—it’s about reconnecting with nature and bonding with family and friends. My goal with this page is to help you:

  • Choose the right gear for your style

  • Master essential outdoor skills

  • Discover hidden destinations

  • Cook delicious meals outside

  • Stay safe and comfortable in any weather

Whether you’re reliving childhood camping memories or creating new ones, I hope these tips help you make the most of your adventures.


View from inside a tent looking out at a grassy meadow, trees, and a serene lake under a clear blue sky.
Waking up to nature's beauty! This serene lakeside view
from a cozy tent is the perfect way to start a camping day at Rob Roy.

FAQ: Camping Tips & Tricks

Q: What should I pack for primitive camping?
A: A reliable water filter, fire starter, quality knife, sleeping bag, and headlamp are my top 5 essentials.

Q: How do I stay warm when camping in winter?
A: Layer clothing, use an insulated sleeping pad, keep a hot water bottle in your sleeping bag, and never go to bed cold.

Q: How do I find free camping spots?
A: Try Bureau of Land Management (BLM) lands, national forests, and apps like iOverlander. Always check local regulations.

Q: What’s the best way to sleep well at camp?
A: Choose flat ground, use earplugs for noise, invest in a good sleeping pad, and keep a consistent bedtime routine.


Closing Thought

Camping is about more than tents and campfires—it’s about living simply, adventuring fully, and reconnecting deeply. Whether you’re overlanding in your Jeep, glamping in comfort, or roughing it in the wild, there’s a camping style for everyone.

So pack smart, plan well, and get out there—your best adventure is waiting.




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