Camper Type Tool™
Welcome to the Cairn Consulting Group Camper Type Tool and survey, where help you find out what type of camper you are. Just enter some information about yourself and we'll do the rest.
Find out what kind of camper you are today!
Please answer all of the following questions, please note that these fields are optional:
You chose camper type. Based on the results, you are a camper type.
Survey Results
From the truly adventurous to the fairweather hikers, everyone has a camper type. This survey is designed to help you identify which category you fall into. There are seven current types of campers we have identified and hope these breakdowns help you find more about yourself. Happy camping!
![Comfort Camper Type](https://campersurveys.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Comfort-Camper-Type_2.5x.png)
+ High Comfort Score
The Comfort Camper currently camps in comfort accommodations and surroundings, and intends to continue camping in comfort. They are not attracted to a lot of other forms of camping, and may or may not be social (being social takes a back seat to being comfortable while camping and travelling). They are likely to have some camping "toys" and any crossover travel will include stays at more comfortable locations.
![Comfort Seeker Type](https://campersurveys.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Comfort-Seeker-Type_2.5.png)
+ Mid-Low Comfort Score | Mid-High Upgrades Score
This camper type is likely to camp in less comfortable accommodations, but seeks to stay more comfortably in the future. They might be newer to camping, or have recently started back up, and are seeking to have more comfort in their experiences. They are less likely to be motivated by camping aesthetics, but still enjoy the idea of camping.
![Aesthetic/Traditionalist Type](https://campersurveys.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Aesthetic-Camper-Type_2.5.png)
+ High Aesthetics Score
A camper who is motivated by the camping experience, and has a sense of nostalgia, and likely to enjoy the emotional connections to camping such as enjoying nature and the outdoors. Their gear is probably the typical camping gear that they associate with their past camping experiences and are less likely to upgrade or buy the latest gear. Most likely to be tent campers.
![Gear Junkie Type](https://campersurveys.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Gear-Junkie-Type_2.5.png)
+ High Gear Score
Gear junkies not only have a lot of gear, but they also are looking to get the latest gear. Gear is a big part of their camping adventures, and their adventures may include those that require the most specific types of gear. To them, the gear is part of the adventure, and they will take pride in the gear they have and how that makes their camping experiences shine.
![Upgrading Evolver Type](https://campersurveys.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Upgrading-Evolver-Type_2.5.png)
+ High Upgrades Score
A camper who is always seeking new camping experiences, especially as it applies to their gear and accommodations. They tend to not only upgrade their gear, but how they camp as well, and identify themselves as still learning and experiencing.
![Adventure Seeker Type](https://campersurveys.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Adventure-Seeker-Type_2.5.png)
+ High Adventure Score
The camping adventurer is always up for a new type of experience, seeing new places, or getting off the beaten path. They are impacted more by the novel experience than they are with finding comfort (in fact, they may prefer to get out of their comfort zones), or even tradition. They can be social, but that's of less importance than how they travel.
![Casual Camper Type](https://campersurveys.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Casual-Camper-Type_2.5x.png)
+ All Low-Mid Scores
The casual camper finds enjoyment in camping from time-to-time and may be open to new types of experiences. They find themselves getting outdoors at times but are not avid campers and may go with family maybe once a year. While they do enjoy outdoors experiences, they finding comfort in the occasional outdoor adventure as part of tradition. They can be social, and that may be the only reason they go camping at all. Outdoor travel is an option, but not a go to.