We're not always fond of the rusty-metal fire rings found at established camp spots, but this long-expsoure photo captures the campfire in a dreamlike state.

A campspot nearly in the "shadows" of Mt. Lassen is the ideal resting point on a cold, full moon-lit night.

It's a slight bummer when the reverse gear of your 1975 VW Bus craps out while parked near a steep drop-off, but at least you can still camp out in it while waiting for the overall situation to improve.

Bernice's tent blends perfectly into the towering pine trees of Jennie Lakes Wilderness.

Great camp spots can be anywhere, even in full view of civilization. Blake sent us this photo of his setup looking over Santa Barbara and we hope his lady-friend was as psyched about it as we are.

Does your job require regular travel? We recommend having outdoor gear on hand in case there's a camping opportunity like this one at the border of Finland and Russia.

Another long-exposure campspot beauty, this time from Abraham Lake in Canada.

The mild climate of its rainforest jungles and coastline features is a big part of why camping in the abundant parkland of Vancouver Island is so damn good.

Located in the Skagit Range in the lower mainland of British Columbia, Jones Lake (also known as Wahleach Lake) offers super-scenic camping at the start of the region's efficient hydro-power source.