Unwind and disconnect for a day in the lap of nature!

Benefits of being with nature


THE FRESH AIR

When you spend time near a lot of trees, you take in more oxygen. Your body can function with less strain when there's plenty of oxygen. That's not the only benefit of fresh air. Research shows that some time outdoors can improve your blood pressure, improve digestion and give your immune system an extra boost. When you spend a few days outside, you get some serious health benefits from the extra oxygen and low levels of pollutants.

IMPROVED MOODS

Regular campers will often talk about how the first few days back from a trip seem happier. This isn't without merit; spending some time outside in the sunlight can even out the levels of melatonin in your brain. Melatonin is the chemical that makes you feel tired and can induce feelings of depression, so by camping, you can enjoy better overall moods during and after your trip.

LESS STRESS

Camping also allows you to cope with stress. Stress can negatively affect your health in just about every way possible, and you're putting much less strain on your mental and physical faculties by giving yourself some stress-free time at the campsite. The lack of stress is related to the rise in oxygen levels, higher levels of serotonin and managed levels of melatonin mentioned above.

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Pristine wilderness to explore

California has over 51 parks with more than 4.3 miilion acres to see. Each special with their own geography, climate and unique wild life. For a complete list of parks please click here.

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Endless trails to hike

California has miles upon miles od trails to hike and enjoy. One has to go prepared and follow safe practices to enjoy to their fullest. Plan early and diligently and pair your hiking skill level to the appropriate trail. For a complete list of tails and safety guidelines clink on this link here.

Nature is free, for everyone! Only give a donation at the entrance of each park.

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