Views of the Neighborhood – Fall Camping

~ John W. Howell

A slow week in the neighborhood so I thought I would go out on the beach and take a look at the different kinds of equipment folks are using for fall camping.  It was a beautiful day, and I hope you enjoy the trip.

 

Not too many people at the beach.

Views of the Neighborhood

An abandoned tent. I guess these people have enough money to avoid packing it up.

A pickup camper.

A towed camper with supplementary tents.

An RV camper.

A van camper. (A very dirty one at that.)

If you are a member of the polar bear club, you can use these showers.

I thought this was a nice shot of a resort beach set up.

A bus type camper with car towed behind.

Threw in a freighter leaving Port Aransas.

A larger tent.

A tiny trailer.

A parting shot of the morning Gulf.

59 thoughts on “Views of the Neighborhood – Fall Camping”

  1. Your final shot of the morning light on the water is breathtaking. I grew up in the desert but spent many years near the Pacific Ocean. Your photo brings me back to long walks at the water’s edge. Oh, how I miss that experience! 🙂

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  8. All shapes and sizes. I remember being in a tent at campgrounds when one of those big rigs would take the site next to us. Makes you feel all small and rustic.

    I love the photo with the sun’s rays blazing through and, of course, the freighter.

    Does this mean you’re walking around better?

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  9. Good morning, John. I really enjoyed this stroll. Some of those look like they’re going in style. I could deal with that kind of camping. 😉 I liked the one with the nice lounge chairs in front. Beautiful shots of the beach, clouds, and the freighter too. Have a sublime Sunday, my friend. Mega hugs.

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  10. Beach camping’s not my thing, especially in a tent. Does the city or someone compact the sand, or is it naturally compacted? Some of those heavy campers never would make it on Galveston/Brazoria beaches. They could get in, but getting out might require a little more effort than just turning the key and putting it in drive.

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  12. Thanks for the post, John! I love camping, but have never been able to do so on the beach. I would imagine it’s an amazing experience!

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