Traveling cross county on a motorcycle can be one of the most exciting things you could ever do. The freedom of the open road is one of the biggest reasons more and more people have made motorcycle camping trips their vacation get away option.

You will be limited in space so pack lightly.  This will take some expertise of course, you only want to pack the basic essentials.

Small personal items (travel size), small tools and of course a multi-tool knife is a must.

Will you want to cook or live of fast food?  Ans the right questions will help you pack.

Here are some great websites for camping with a motorcycle tips…

http://www.motorcyclecampingtips.com/

http://www.lazymotorbike.eu/tips/camping/

http://wetleather.com/reference/camping.html

One of my favourite spots to camp is the Legendary Buffalo Chip in Sturgis – though I prefer the RV option for the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally – I can cook and shower.  My kind of camping!!!

With some simple planning before you hit the highway, your motorcycle camping adventure is sure to be one of the best road trips you have ever been on, and don’t forget to bring your camera along so you can post your camping pictures on Twitter or FaceBook!

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