Camping this week

[tbryant2k16]

I'm currently camping solo at my favourite Manitoba provincial park. Going full female. While getting more supplies in a store I got called a lady. These camping trips are really the only times I get to be full female. Back to work next week, then off the following week. For the week I will likely go to Riding Mountain National Park.

Sadly, it's been a rainy and cool week so far and forecast the rest if the week. But we need the rain, as some may have heard, we've have large forrest fires in the province.

[kimdl93]

Sorry to hear that you had some cool, wet weather during your camping trip, but I am grateful to hear that some rain has been falling up your way! We have had extremely bad air quality since last saturday. It?s finally, slowly clearing up.

[tbryant2k16]

Overnight it got down to 9?C, this is September weather. By the weekend, it warms up some. But at least the smoke has cleared for now.

[tbryant2k16]

Up at Riding Mountain National Park now. Spent yesterday in my denim skirt and nice top. Walked all around Wasagaming, the main townsite going into the various stores. Found a nice keychain with my female name on it, also got my male name. Think will put on one of the dresses I brought for today.

But again, we are having unseasonable over night lows. My temperature gauge showed 5?C outside. That's more September temp than a July temp.

[BrendaPDX]

I hope you have fun! I love camping, even if it rains.

[Deborah G]

Rainy and cool camping can be fun. I lived in Pennsylvania, US, for most of my life and went camping in all kinds of weather. It beats working hands down, no matter the weather!

[JohnH]

Speak of camping out in all kinds of weather, I remember camping out as a boy in the winter with Boy Scouts. There's nothing like sleeping in a tent without a floor in a cheap sleeping bag at -15 deg C (5 deg F), and having to use an outhouse to relieve myself. This was in the Indianapolis, Indiana area.

John

[Lacey New]

I?ve done some camping as well and enjoyed camping in the cooler weather. Panties and a bra and camisole under my pants and sweatshirt.

[JenniferR771]

I remember winter camping in Michigan. I got my "Polar Bear" badge.
So cold. Slept in sleeping bag covered with extra blankets, plus canvas over all three of us guys. First time i ever wore a hat to bed.

[Deborah G]

This post made me realize I have never been camping in female mode. Something to look forward to before I fall off the perch!

[tbryant2k16]

Camping is about the only way I get to be in female mode full time. I usually find a more private site to have more privacy. Some campgrounds have no privacy between sites. Yesterday after I went swimming in the lake, I came back to my campsite and laid in my reclining camp chair in my bikini. I've gotten more comfortable using the woman's restrooms and showers when dressed also. Wore a dress around yesterday as well. Went into the shops that were more for women's wear and looked through the racks. Sadly a little too expensive for me.

I just wish it didn't get abnormally cold at night. I have a week off later in August where I plan to go back to Spruce Woods Provincial Park. Hopefully we have better weather then.

[Monique65]

My wife and I are going camping next week. I’ll be comfy inside our RV in my night gown and panties but I’ll change into drab before I step out.

[sweetdreams]

I have a camping story you might enjoy. A couple of days ago I told you about my girlfriend who was turned on by my dressing and nothing was too girly for her. This happened with her.

We get into a campsite and get the tent pitched. Everything in place we decide we needed to make a grocery run into the nearest town. Actually it might have been a liquor run (for wine). The town is big enough to have a Walmart. In we go. As we are moving through the store I spot the lingerie department and my mind starts wandering. Hmmmm?. Look at that Baby Doll nightie. Black and sexy looking. The girlfriend usually lights up whenever we went shopping together and this was no exception. Yep they have one that will fit me. Girlfriend finds one in her size. We grab those. Then I'm thinking we need something like pantyhose as well. We get a pair each and off we go. Back at the tent we get changed and are playing pinch and tickle for most of the evening. I remember later in the night once it got dark (pitch black) I was standing just outside the tent door wearing my nightie and pantyhose. We wore those outfits all night. Great way to camp?.

[Connie D50]

It's great when you find a nice place (or activity) to enjoy your dressing.

[BLUE ORCHID]

A bad of camping is way better than a Good at Work,

[Monique65]

We began our camping trip yesterday. It’s a two day drive to our destination and we’re overnighting at a state park beside a beautiful lake. Our campsite is very secluded so I’m enjoying my morning coffee in my gown and panties overlooking a sunrise on the water. Life is good.

[Kori]

Sounds amazing Monique enjoy your time and trip together.

[tbryant2k16]

That sounds like an ideal camping spot Monique65!! The nice thing about camping where your a distance away from home, the odds you are going meet someone you know is very low. And the odds of meeting the same people somewhere else is also low. Have fun camping.

In a few weeks I will be heading back to Spruce Woods for a week of camping.

[JulieC]

tbryant; thanks for putting Parks Manitoba on my radar! The camping fees really are the lowest in North America near as I can tell (and I've been keeping track due to going full time in an RV in the future). Perhaps someday we'll encounter each other en femme and have no idea we're both from this board! :lol:

[tbryant2k16]

For 2025, there are no entry fees required to be in the park. And even for a park pass for your vehicle, it's around $40. For 9 nights in Spruce Woods a couple weeks ago it cost $130 for unserviced, you can't get a night in a hotel for that amount. For Spruce Woods, the provincial government announced $2 million in upgrades which includes electrical site upgrades.

Haven't really been to many other Manitoba Provincial Parks, so I'm a little biased to Spruce Woods since it's close by, is Manitoba's first Dark Sky Preserve, and have also volunteered there for various events.
And earlier this year, Manitoba put gender expression in the Manitoba Human Rights code as a protection.

[tbryant2k16]

Heading back out camping. The worst part is deciding what clothes to bring. Trying to plan for a week of camping and you only have so much space in the vehicle. Then deciding what you will actually wear vs what you won't.

At least the forecast is showing warmer weather than the other times I went camping.

[tbryant2k16]

Couple nights ago I went to the beach and there was only one group at the far end of the beach. So I was able to take off my swimtop and swim with my bikini top and bottoms. Since I wear a breastplate that is more like a halter top with open back, it shows more of the straping. But it felt nice to swim like that. Today, I had my bikini bottoms and a swimtop that covered the breastplate.

When I got back to my tent, I put the bikini top that I wore the other day and laid out in the Sun for a while. That also felt nice.

It has also started to warmup at night and not be so cold. Had a fire last night and laid under the stars. I had my long denim skirt on. Starting tonight and into tomorrow we will be getting rain and maybe some thunderstorms.

So far, I spent the majority of the time in female mode. Then again I mostly wear female clothes in male mode, just not with a wig and maybe no breastplate. Or wear looser tops were the breast projections are not as visible.