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Where to Camp for National Day of Unplugging
The National Day of Unplugging encourages a 24-hour tech break with outdoor stays at diverse campgrounds offering cabins, RV sites, and tents for mental and physical well-being.
- At sundown on Friday, March 7, the National Day of Unplugging begins, prompting outdoor lodging recommendations from Jerome Braga, Our1Chance, for that 24-hour observance.
- To prioritize mental and physical well-being, organizers and Braga suggest heading outdoors and camping to make the day more memorable than staying inside.
- Featured amenities include Mt. Hood Village Campground near Portland with a fitness center, game room, trails, RV sites, cabins, yurts and tiny houses, plus Carolina Shores RV Resort in Myrtle Beach spanning 80 acres with oceanfront RV sites and rental options.
- For quick getaways, Oceanside RV Resort and St. George KOA offer accessible options this coming week, as the observance begins at sundown on Friday, March 6.
- Beyond the annual event, Braga suggests camping regularly to make unplugging habitual, with lodging options like tiny houses and yurts broadening access.
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Where to Camp for National Day of Unplugging
Celebrated each year on the first Friday in March, the National Day of Unplugging begins at sundown on Friday, March 6 this year, marking a 24-hour period dedicated to taking a break from technology and prioritizing mental and physical well-being.…
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