u/Pocho_Azul

After initially being a little scared of the campfire, and then trying to dash into it, Kinako finally learned to enjoy the light and warmth from a safe distance.

My family and I sometimes end up at a campsite where the parking area and the camping area are a bit far apart, and where the ground in between is uneven--one time even involving stairs. The four-wheeled wagons that I usually see described as "camping carts" seem like they would be fine on relatively flat, smooth and dry ground, but look as though they would be less than ideal for mud, tree roots, rough stones, etc. They also look as though they steer like a shopping cart, i.e. poorly.

My thought is that two large wheels would be better than four small ones. I looked a bunch of possible alternatives including bicycle trailers, Avaar Go Anywhere carts, and some aluminum-two wheel carts that I am not sure of the intended use, but the sweet spot seems to be game carts.

They cost about the same as regular camping carts, and seem a great deal more maneuverable. The one pictured is by Guide Gear, only weighs about 23 lbs (10.5 kg) and folds pretty flat. Has anyone used one of these to tote camping gear?