This post is sponsored by the great folks at Eureka Tent.
Today I have the pleasure of giving away one of Eureka’s new sleeping bags to one of my readers. If you love camping and the great outdoors, now is your chance to win a brand new Eureka sleeping bag valued at $119.99.
Doesn’t it look nice and cozy. I can see you now all bundled up under the stars. Or in your tent. Or probably in your truck because you thought you heard a bear.
Eureka Rimfire Sleeping Bag Features:
- The 5.6 oz Rimfire poly/cotton shell fabric is tough, yet soft to the touch.
- The 3 free-floating compression straps are specifically designed not to tear out and to keep the sleeping bag neatly rolled.
- The Rimfire easily integrates with Eureka! sleeping bag carry duffle accessory (sold separately) via the three elastic loops at the head of the bag. (Sold Separately)
- Shell material: 5.6 oz. Rimfire 65/35 polycotton
- Lining material: 100% yarn-dyed cotton flannel
- Insulation: Eureka! ThermaShield
- Zipper: # 8
- 3 free floating compression straps
- Full length draft tube
- Anti-snag webbing
- Hang loops
- Hook & loop zipper closure
- Easy integration of carry duffle
Rules to enter the contest:
Subscribe to my blog: I’d love for you to subscribe to my blog. It’s so much easier to visit my blog when you are subscribed. You can subscribe by clicking on the big orange button on the top right corner.
Leave a comment: I’d love to hear where you all go camping. I’ve never been and you all might just convince me I might want to go. Tell me where you sleep under the stars and have s’mores.
It’s that easy!
The contest will run from today, January 29, 2010 – Friday, February 5, 2010. The winner will be selected randomly and announced on Saturday, February 6, 2010. An e-mail notification will be sent and the winner must claim their prize within 48 hours or a new winner will be selected. US residents only.
If you’re looking for other camping equipment, please visit Eureka Camping. You might just need a new Eureka tent to go with that new sleeping bag of yours.
Have a wonderful weekend and good luck!
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Camping is better in a bed and breakfast, somewhere in the mountains, near a campground. lol we go to our local mountains and do tent camping. It’s a lot of work!
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I subscribed.
We usually go to a campground near Big Bear in California and it is just gorgeous with the mountains and the trees. Very romantic!
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i subscribe via google reader
I used to go camping at Lampsom Falls in the adirondaks of NY state, huge waterfall about a mile back from the highway–you have to hike to get back there with your gear and it was gorgeous
The only time I’ve ever been camping was to Turner Falls! My family sure had a blast!
I subscribed via email…Well sadly we usually just go camping in our side yard, my kids are too much of a pain to take anywhere else lol! Well we do have a yearly family reunion which takes place at EastLake Oregon out in the middle of nowhere but there are cabins so does that count? They aren’t deluxe or anything, they barely have electricity and running water!
It’s been a while but Dale Hollow Lake in Celina, Tennessee. It is beautiful there.
I subscribe. I like to hunt at Jonathon Dickinson Park where you can canoe too! The kids have a blast.
My idea of roughing it is black and white TV in the motel room. However, my new Eureka bag will work out great, stretched out on a pillowtop, queen sized mattress at the Holiday Inn Express!!!!
I like camping in at Meramec State Park in Missouri. This new sleeping bag would be great to take there!
I just subscribed to your blog. And then I read some of your old posts and I was laughing so hard my husband came in to see what was so funny….coyote in the freezer!!!……firefly floozies!!!…..rhinoceros dung!!!….need I say more!!
Thanks for making me laugh!~
As to camping, I cannot tell a lie. I wouldn’t camp if I was homeless. But my teenage son is a scout working toward his eagle scout, so I’m sure he would LOVE this bag and get a lot of use out of it.
We camp at Conneaut Lake PA. It’s really lovely,lots of huge old trees,beautiful lake. There is a 100+ years old hotel nearby though, that I would love to stay at just once,instead of camping!
Subscriber – and backyard camping is the best! Close to air conditioning and indoor plumbing!
Letchworth State Park. Right by my summer camp.
Frisco , NC on the outer Banks
And Hanging Rock state park in NC
Check them out
I like to go camping in the National Parks in VA
Everybody thinks my family is crazy, but we go camping at Myrtle Beach for our summer vacation. We have been doing it for 30 yrs. and I am 43 so I grew up doing it. And yes, we are tent campers. We stay at the State Park Campground which is nice because for the most part you are under trees. They even have cabins that you can sign up for. I would recommend it to anyone!
It’s been a long time since I’ve been camping, and I would love to go again. I prefer places in the mountains with clear views of the stars. Thanks for the great contest!
I’m a google subscriber!
I’d love to win this so I could go camping for the first time! I live in the country, but have never actually gone camping! I would love to go to this little place behind my house that is absolutely beautiful! The sky is insanely clear, so it would be perfect to see the stars! 
Amanda Barnes
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i subscribed and we love to go camping on a nearby mountain
I like to camp in Northern Minnesota!
We love to go camping on a little campground on the Hiwassee River. The coldest river but tons of fun with family and friends in July. You can float down with life jackets. Just a all around good little camping weekend.
I subscribed in Google reader. I’ve camped in Arkansas, Missouri, Iowa, Nebraska and California. By far California has the best camping adventures. It’s so easy to find State and National parks with any type of camping you might want.
We camp in our backyard with our 3 year old. We pack a tent, cooler, flashlights, sleeping bags & teddy bears. It’s good practice for a real overnighter.
We go camping at Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park in VA.There a lot of good
activities for the kids.They have swimming, mini golf, wagon rides and volleyball , fishing and playgrounds. Yogi himself will makes appearances.
I am a subscriber!
I subscribed by AOL. We like to camp in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
I subscribed..
Northern MN
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