Camping Festivals and What to Wear

When people think of camping festivals, they usually picture staying in the tents in the night and getting in the day time to find a nice place to do some adventurous activity. Hiking is specifically the preferred activity.

Camping festivals are known for taking place in the summer months for the best weather possible since everyone ends up being outside. And when I say everyone, I mean many people. But one thing a lot of people fail to consider is that camping festivals also happen in the spring and fall. And considering it’s mid fall, did you know people still go to festivals that are outdoor?

The best part of festivals, in my opinion, are the food vendors who always provide amazing food you’ve never heard of. And camping is the pretty much the only way to do a festival when partying for days straight. But overall, festivals are a coming together of peace amazing people who just want to get engaged in the nice healthy activities.

So if you happen to be someone who is new to festivals, my best advice for you is to be serious about your dresses, especially footwear. How is that, though? Let’s talk about the best types of shoes!

Tennis shoes.

Classic, we know. But for real, I always bring an old pair of comfy shoes that I’ve stuffed away in my storage of shipping boxes. Tennis shoes are honestly a great move on your part, especially if you’re new to festivals. The support is exactly what you need when everyone will be standing for multiple hours at a time, multiple times in a day. So, dig into your own storage of shipping boxes containing loads of old shoes, find your favorite pair, and pack em!

Open-toed sandals.

Whether you’re a big fan of one brand or another (you know the two), these are always known as the classic footwear of festivals simply because of their great support and open design to allow your feet to stay cool.

Hiking boots.

This is a go to for a lot of people because of how sturdy they are and the ventilation they provide more than anything. Hiking boots are just too great not to use because they support tougher activities that you want to do outdoors. Since it gives people the support they want if they’re standing all day, it could be your best bet.