First Motocamping Trip of 2021 | Mission Tejas State Park | 6-7 March 2021

[Grumpy Goat]

LOL, I don't think you recruited any new motocampers with that video. But, what you presented is the reality at many places. The sites in that park are way too close to start with, but an event like that (a bunch of friends that likely includes a decent amount of drinking) would be noisy no matter how far apart the sites are.

Hehehe ... none of my videos seek to recruit anyone to anything, especially motocamping ... see my username! Just showing how I do it.

I agree that the noisiness would be apparent no matter how far apart the sites are. I was actually more irritated by the people in the next site and they were relatively quiet except for the occasional outburst.

Do you ever use hipcamp? It is a great way to get away from the crowds.

Never heard of Hipcamp until now. Looks interesting as another camping resource to add to my small collection. To be honest I would love to get into dispersed camping which would solve the problem with crowds. These guys exemplify the type of camping I'd like to do but with a CPAP, that presents an additional challenge. I do like how Sterling Noren (first one) typically cooks his own great looking meals too.

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Truth is presently, my motocamping is really based on the desire to keep the cost down when long-distance travelling. This started in 2016 when I went to the National Rally in Hamburg and then on to Canada, camping along the way. On trips like that one needs to be able to sleep immediately after a 500-600 mile day and get a good night's rest. As a matter of fact, next month I have a long road trip and I am thinking of camping along the way.

You and I approach camping very differently, so it is great to see how you go about your trips. Thanks for taking the time to put this together!

Oh you are most welcome. But I am very curious to know how you motocamp.