Urban Camping

Urban camping refers to camping in open green spaces such as parks and lawns in urban areas. Because of its suitable location and the support of the convenient transportation network in the urban area, it is not limited to the young post-90s and post-00s. The post-70s and post-80s are also enthusiasts of urban camping. Urban camping is more common in first-tier and new first-tier cities.

The suburban camping refers to the suburban camping within the 2-hour living circle. Because self-driving is the most important way to travel for camping in the suburbs, most of the people who camp in the suburbs are car owners. In recent years, as the development of suburban campsites has become more and more mature, providing comprehensive camping equipment rental services, more and more young generations who have the desire to escape the city are willing to rent a car and start "packing camping".

Camping in the wild is more high-end, and has higher requirements for campers' survivability and equipment, so it is more common among professional camping enthusiasts. Wild camping usually refers to camping in primitive natural places far away from cities and suburbs, such as desert camping and forest camping. Compared with other types of camping, the equipment configuration of wild camping costs more.