Camping Vs. Resort

Camping in the Wilderness vs. Vacationing at a Resort Every year millions of families take a family vacation to get away from reality and be able to relax. Some families like to go camping out in the wilderness, while others go to a fancy five-star resort. Both camping and vacationing at a resort can be fun and relaxing, but there are many differences of the two, such as, the amount of effort to set up and get prepared, the comfort level, and the surroundings. When camping in the wilderness, most people need to set up their camp grounds, for instance they will need to set up tents and gather wood to make a fire. Another thing they will need to do is prepare food. The family will either have to bring their own food or go hunting for their food. Some people actually enjoy hunting and do not mind cooking, so for them it is part of the vacation experience. Setting up camp may take time and patience, where on the other hand, vacationing at a resort, there are maids and room service to do everything, so no one has to put in any effort while they are on their relaxing vacation. The people who stay at a resort will not have to worry about setting up a tent because there are maids who come every morning to make the beds and clean the room for the guest. Guest also do not have to pack food and cook for their family if they do not want to; they can just go to one of the ten restaurants in and around the resort. However, more important to the vacationers is the comfort level of where they will be staying. Whether someone is camping in an RV or just in a tent, the comfort level is not very high. There will not be any comfy beds to sleep on and in some cases there won’t even be a shower or a toilet. Another uncomfortable thing to worry about when camping is air condition. Unless someone has a high-tech RV (which is not real camping) there won’t be any air condition and it can become very hot and humid out in the wilderness. Also when camping there are inevitably going