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Writer's pictureJaymie Tan

6 Reasons Why Camping is Good for You

Updated: Nov 23

It's no secret that outdoor activities boost our systems and improve our overall mood, but camping in particular has some high value benefits that may pique your interest.

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marshmallows on sticks being roasted over a bonfire

1. Bonfires & Stargazing

Picture this - sitting comfortably under a moonlit evening, a gentle breeze blowing as you're roasting your marshmallows over the bonfire. You then pull your makeshift stick back to you, taking a bite of some freshly made s’mores. The night sky glistens before your very eyes. All the stress of city life melts away, and you feel at peace.

Sigh.


Or! maybe you want something simpler, like hotdogs and kamotes. It's a different flavor profile from marshmallows and Graham crackers, but nevertheless still hits the spot. Just bring your roasting sticks and we'll light up the a campfire at your go signal.

2. Unleash The Boy Scout/Girl Scout in You

Setting up camping tents is not as easy as it looks - more so fitting all your precious belongings inside. For a minute, you contemplate about if you really needed to bring all these things to the overnight camping. Ugh. Sleeping bags, medicine kit, clothes, and… 7 umbrellas??? How'd that get in there?

Not to worry! The regrets (hopefully) stop there, as we admit that our camping area is clean and manicured. It's quite perfect for guests who wish to experience nature with just the right amount of discomfort.


Two tents set up on a hill

3. Helps with sleep

Camping is an amazing way to detox for those who find it difficult to sleep at night due to artificial light exposure. Yes, we mean your phones and desktops. Take a minute (or a night) off from using them, will you? Being more aware of the natural light-dark cycle may help reset your biological clock, especially when your tech use is limited. You’ll be too absorbed in your surroundings to even remember to check your social media for a couple of hours.


4. More Physical Exercise

Walking, and ** drum roll ** more walking! The park is spacious and will require some amount walking to get from one place to another. We invite you to bring your ball games and badminton rackets for that much needed outdoor exercise.


Tents set up on the camping grounds

5. Vitamin D exposure

You’ll be woken up early in the morning by the call of birds (and the call of nature, a.k.a. using the bathroom). The sun will just be rising above the horizon, ready to greet you good morning as you exit your tent. So, remember to apply sunscreen!


6. The Great Outdoors

Maybe you could sense it right away, or at midnight when you’re cozy and snug in your sleeping bags - the realization of how tiny you are in this world. It’s in these introspective moments that you truly feel connected with the rest of creation; the trees, the wind, the animals. And there’s something very humbling about that.


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