Going camping makes you feel closer to the people you’ve met. That’s because the emotional feelings campers experience around a camp fire, on long
hikes, while exploring or watching a sun set.
1. Stay Active
Not only will staying active keep you healthy, it will make you feel good, too! According to the Mayo Clinic, exercise helps can ease the symptoms of depression and anxiety, two things closely linked to poor self-esteem.
Compared to 59% of non-campers, 79% of
campers feel satisfied with the quality of their life.
They feel more balanced, optimistic, energized and
just happier.
83% of +75 year-olds who like to camp reckon they
feel especially active for their age. That's compared
to only 66% of non campers of the
same age.
4. Surround Yourself With Positivity
If you have a large shape and frame, take the pressure off yourself to look petite. Instead, focus on your strength. Focus on your health."
83% of +75 year-olds who like to camp reckon they
feel especially active for their age. That's compared
to only 66% of non campers of the
same age.