Synonyms and antonyms of Camping and caravanning in British Thesaurus

bivouac (noun)

a simple temporary camp made by soldiers, people climbing mountains etc

bivouac (verb)

to spend the night in a bivouac

break/strike camp ()

to remove your tent or other shelter and leave

camp (noun)

a place with tents or other shelters where people go for a holiday

camp (noun)

a collection of tents or caravans (=small houses on wheels) that people use when they are travelling

camp (noun)

a place with tents or other shelters for people such as soldiers or prisoners to live in

camp (verb)

to stay somewhere for a short time in a tent or other temporary shelter

camp bed (noun)

a small light bed that you can fold

camper (noun)

someone who is staying in a tent or temporary shelter, usually for fun

camper (noun)

a camper van

camper van (noun)

British a motor vehicle used for living in on holidays. It is smaller than a caravan.

campfire (noun)

a fire built outside by people who are camping

campground (noun)

American a campsite

camping (noun)

the activity of living in a tent, usually for fun

camp out ()

to sleep outside, with or without a tent or other shelter

campsite (noun)

British a place where people on holiday can stay in tents or other temporary shelters, usually with toilets and a supply of water. The American word is campground.

campsite (noun)

a piece of land that one person or one group camps on

caravan (noun)

British a vehicle that people can live and travel in on holiday. Caravans are usually towed (=pulled) by a car. The American word is trailer

caravanning (noun)

British the activity of going on holiday in a caravan

caravan park (noun)

a caravan site

caravan site (noun)

British a place where people can stay with their caravans, either on holiday or as a permanent place to live

counsellor (noun)

American someone who looks after children at a summer camp

fly (noun)

a flysheet for a tent

flysheet (noun)

a separate sheet of material used for covering a tent

gas ring (noun)

a piece of camping equipment that consists of a metal ring that flames come out of so that you can heat water and cook food

glamping (noun)

a type of camping that involves staying in a comfortable type of tent with furniture, lots of equipment, and good food and drink

groundsheet (noun)

British a piece of plastic or other material that you put under a tent

guy (noun)

a guy rope

guy rope (noun)

a rope or wire that keeps a tent fixed in position on the ground

holiday camp (noun)

British a place for families to stay on holiday, with small separate houses and organized activities

motor camp (noun)

Australian a place where people can stay in a tent or caravan, with toilets, showers, washing machines etc

peg (noun)

an object pushed or hit into the ground to keep a tent in position

pitch a tent ()

to make a tent ready to use

pup tent (noun)

a small tent for two people

set up camp ()

to put a tent in an upright position, or to build a shelter somewhere

set up/pitch camp ()

to put tents somewhere and stay there for a while

site (noun)

a place where you can stay in a tent or caravan

sleeping bag (noun)

a warm bag that you sleep in, especially when camping

strike (verb)

to lower and remove a structure such as a tent or sail

tented (adjective)

consisting of tents

tent pole (noun)

a pole that holds up a tent

trailer (noun)

American a caravan pulled by a car

trailer (noun)

American a caravan used as a permanent home

trailer park (noun)

American a caravan site

under canvas ()

in a tent