I live in camping paradise. The great Pacific Northwest. NE Washington State is where I am, but this whole area of Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana— it’s ALL for the campers. I’m a car and tent camper. Me and my dog. Used to go with friends, but we had a small falling out and I haven’t found any new camping friends. Camping on a sail boat sounds fantastic. My longest camp was 11 days on a lake in Idaho. We brought enough food/water/beer/etc so it wasn’t too rough...but the beer was warm by the 7th day. Ice reserves arrived on the 8th day and all was well. I’ve done some winter camping, but you really have to have the right gear for that or you’ll just be miserable...or die, depending on the situation. Beach camping is great, as long as you know when the high tide is coming. I guess I just love camping. Camped once in a park in southern Italy when a hostel bed fell through. That was so serene. I usually have summers off from work, being a School Bus driver, so I get 3 months to camp and goof off or whatever. Life is Good.

I like car/tent camping. I've never tried to camp any other way.
I tend to do more of a primitive "glamping" because even in nature, I love a beautiful ambiance in my own habitat. (An air mattress nowadays is a must have!) I cook on any kind of fire, and am pretty creative with camp foods.
Sailing campouts are the BEST! (Ever use a beached catamaran as a tent?)

Love to go camping. Our concession to age is having a cot and foam pad that fit into our wall tent. Lots of cool places to go to here in Oregon.