A designated area designed to accommodate larger parties who wish to camp together, often including amenities beyond those found in individual campsites. These sites typically feature increased space for tents and recreational activities, group-sized fire pits, picnic tables to seat multiple people, and sometimes dedicated parking. An example would be a location suitable for a family reunion or a scouting troop outing.
These locations facilitate community and shared experiences within the outdoor environment. They offer the convenience of a centralized gathering point while still allowing individuals to enjoy the natural surroundings. Historically, such areas have provided valuable spaces for organized groups to connect and build relationships, reinforcing a sense of belonging and shared purpose.
