Feeling posh? Try one of Pennsylvania's new state park glamping sites
About this episode
This episode discusses the evolving concept of outdoor experiences in Pennsylvania, highlighting new glamping options in state parks.
For a long time, there’s been this mostly unspoken rule that “real” outdoor experiences have to be rugged. You’ve got to rough it, hike ten miles in the rain, sleep on the ground and eat beans from a can — or else it somehow doesn’t count. Luckily, that’s changing. More and more people are discovering that you don’t have to give up comfort to connect with the outdoors. Here in Pennsylvania – especially in state parks - that change has been evident. Instead of only offering tent sites, s...
People in this episode
Host: Christian Alexandersen
Topics covered
- glamping
- outdoor experiences
- state parks
- comfort in nature
- travel
Keywords
- glamping
- Pennsylvania
- state parks
- outdoor comfort
- travel
Mentioned in this episode
Places: Pennsylvania, state parks
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