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camping

  1. M

    Camping stores in Porto

    Hey there fellow peregrinas and peregrinos! My sister and I are starting in Lisbon next month (yay!) and are considering using private accommodation until Porto, then getting sleeping bags there and accessing the pilgrim accommodation from Porto to Santiago de Compostela. Anyone know of any...
  2. B

    Camping on the Camino

    Hello All, Hiking the Camino in the spring of 2013 with a large group. We will be starting in Porto and were wondering if its possible to camp along this route. Not sure if there are locations and or laws that will prevent us from doing so. Buen Camino Mike 8)
  3. Camping along the way

    Good afternoon, Has anyone recently camped along the Camino del Norte? Thanks for your help. Frank :D
  4. Camping, yet again...

    Hello, I'm not planning on camping every night or anything like that. But I think I would like to spend one or two nights outside. I know that camping seems to be frowned upon on here, but if you had to pick the best place to camp out for a night, where would it be? Thank you
  5. Summer Pilgrim- Equipment/Kit/Footwear/Camping - SJPP 4 July

    Hi, I have scoured this Forum for useful information, as well as a few other websites with both positive and negative feedback. I fly into Biarritz on 3 July and will start the Camino Frances from SJPP on 4 July. I have not prepared physically for this 30+ day walk but as I play 11aside and...
  6. S

    Camino del Norte - camping

    Hello! We are planning to take the northern route from the third week in July with 14 days to walk to Santiago. Where should we start our journey? We are a group of students with limited funds, so we plan to cook by ourselves and carry our own tents. How is camping on the Northern Route? I've...
  7. J

    Camping

    Does anyone have information on campsites on the way fromFerrol to Santiago via A Coruna and on to Finisterra/Muxia Thanks.
  8. Camping as opposed to Albergues

    I cant wait - 7 weeks and counting until our very first Camino :) Myself and my dad, are starting in SJPDP on the 9th of July.. We only have a couple of weeks or so, and so our target this time round is Burgos. We will return as soon as we are able to complete the second half.. We plan to...
  9. A

    Camping

    Im a 25 year old female wishing to camp the route de norte this July - could anyone help me with information re: camping in albergues (outside ofcourse!) and camping along the trail. I was thinking that being July I wouldn't feel quite as isolated as other months of the year but need a bit of...
  10. S

    Camping at albergues

    Anyone have any recent information about which albergues allow camping/use of facilities? (for payment, of course)
  11. T

    Camping along the Camino Frances?

    Me and my walking partner love the idea of camping along the route. What options are there to set up a really basic bivouac on the warmer nights along the way? Can you just set up any where off the beating track? What are the dangers to consider when camping like this? Thanks
  12. R

    Wild Camping?

    Hello everyone! I have walked a few Camino's now and am considering walking from Lisbon to Porto in April. Has anyone walked this way and wild camped at all? Obviously at some points I will stay in accomodation to have the odd shower and whatnot, but in general I like to camp and cook on my own...
  13. H

    Would it safe to camp around?

    Hi the interest of camino de norte has increased alot inside of me. However i was very discouraged by its expensive hostels. Do you think it will be safe to camp around? I will be there in may and am a female.
  14. List of alburgues where one can camp on the Camino Frances

    I've searched fairly thoroughly but haven't been able to find a list of alburgues on the Camino Frances where one is allowed to camp in the grounds. Has anyone ever compiled a definitive list, please?
  15. Would a camping hammock be useful?

    I often do short trips in the woods and use a http://warbonnetoutdoors.com/blackbirds.phphammock and tarp for overnights. I like this setup as its very light and comfortable. I wouldn't want to use it every night as part of the camino is the social aspect of staying in albergues. Are there...
  16. J

    Wild camping and bikes on / around Camino Frances

    Hi, This is my first post. I'll be riding the Camino Frances this year with a friend who has wanted to follow this path for some time. We've got good outdoor experience and habits, have been known to carry more junk off a trail than onto it, to help others and be helped in return, acheive and...
  17. yeaor nay? camping out in a hammock?

    hey, I've done this a couple of times lounging around after a trek reading & sleeping overnight in a hammock and but its only mentioned in passing in a couple of threads. so i'm guessing most people don't approve? or is there a scarcity of trees :lol: anyway has anyone had any success? I'm...