Camping refers to the holiday where people sleep outside in tents especially in grassy and lake areas. Motels on the other hand, are roadside lodgings often quaint and privately owned where families stay when travelling through the national parks, countryside or woods. The intent of this paper is to provide a comparison between camping in the woods and sleeping in a hotel.
Both camping in the woods and staying in motels entail some form of conveniences. There is better maneuverability in motels just like in camping; everything needed is within close reach of individuals. Motels are also convenient because they do ...
