Wild rather than wild camping!

[greenfintry]

Just down in Spain near Portugal Galicia border, using a campsite in national park by lago santabria, woke up in van to noise of something shredding the trash bin 25 m from van at 2am..... A huge grey wolf eating left overs for 20 mins before trotting round rest of campsite, trashing some more bins and all between tenting campers unaware of the visit! The top deck of the Cali is a fantastic hide. Note to self, get night vision goggles and maybe not sleep upstairs in polar bear territories?!

Is this what's meant by wild camping!?

 

[calikev]

Now that is different the joys of Cali ownership :laugh2

 

[TwentyOneThirtyFive]

What a seriously cool experience!

 

[wyn]

We stayed at that campsite in March last year before it was fully open for the season The campsite was empty apart from one other caravan We woke to find the site covered in mist and could well imagine wolves slinking about among the trees
No such luck though but I doubt there would have been much food in the bins to attract them at that time of year

 

[rodd]

Had exactly the same experience but it was ducks not wolves and it was morning not night and they were eating the bread we'd thrown out. A Wild experience!!!


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[Raggedroy]

We were woken by a ferocious hedgehog rummaging through a dust bin bag we had left outside the van.

 

[sapto]

I'd love to see wolves!

 

[Hotel California]

This tread is useless without pictures....
We had visitors overnight going tru the garbage bag in France once...found it few meters away ript open and eaten out!
Best to leave no food or garbage arround the campsite anywhere

 

[greenfintry]

Never have the camera to hand when you need it but here's one I took later from a behind a fence...

 

[Freeley]

We were woken by a ferocious hedgehog rummaging through a dust bin bag we had left outside the van.

We had that happen once it was terrifying!

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