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When she's not writing about dating news, relationship advice, or her fantasy love affair with Leonardo DiCaprio, she enjoys listening to The Beatles, watching Harry Potter reruns, and drinking IPAs. Edited by: Lillian Castro. Lillian Guevara-Castro brings more than 30 years of journalism experience to ensure DatingAdvice articles and reports have been edited for overall clarity, accuracy, and reader engagement. Outdoor dating sites cater to folks who enjoy sleeping under the stars, catching fish for breakfast, photographing nature, and breathing fresh air miles away from civilization. That life isn’t for everyone, though. On an episode of “Parks and Recreation,” the gang goes camping to brainstorm ideas for bringing more revenue to the department. But April hates camping. As she puts it, “Camping sucks. It’s super boring, and you can see the stars, which I hate. They’re creepy.” April and Andy had just started dating, and Andy wanted to impress her — so he set up a romantic tent for two. The only problem was he set it up miles away from where April was. Andy spends the rest of the episode slogging through the woods trying to get to her and eventually rebuilds the tent in the front lawn of a bed and breakfast. April’s extreme dislike of camping wasn’t a dealbreaker for Andy (they got married in season three), but there are singles who want a partner to share their passion for camping, hiking, swimming, biking, hunting, fishing, traveling, and other outdoorsy stuff. That’s where our 13 best free outdoor dating websites come in handy! 1. Match. Match has so many things going for it that we could write a whole article just on that, but the key points you outdoorsy singles need to know is that it’s among the largest (30 million members) and most successful (billions of connections) dating sites ever to exist. You can join for free and review a curated list of potential matches with similar interests. Plus, Match allows you to cater your online journey to your specific needs by providing search filters for age, location, gender, sexual orientation, lifestyle, and, most relevant to you, hobbies! Outdoor Dating. Founded in 2007 for outdoor enthusiasts by outdoor enthusiasts, Outdoor Dating will help you find an adventure and an ideal match (whether it’s an activity partner, date, or soulmate) in no time. It’s quick and easy to fill out a profile, search through members based on interests and other qualities and characteristics, and start getting to know the people who catch your eye. Not to mention you won’t need to reach for your wallet. Outdoor Duo. Outdoor Duo calls itself “a meeting place for active outdoor people,” and the way the team connects them is by offering comprehensive, yet simple, search features (such as an interactive map) and unique resources (such as an Invitations page for posting and locating events). While Outdoor Duo does have a premium membership fee $8.99 a month, it’s not necessary to sign up for that one. A free membership will give you everything you need to make connections. My Wildlife Adventure. My Wildlife Adventure strives to prevent singles from having to spend “another night alone,” and the site achieves that because it’s a community for adventure seeking as well as dating. As one user, Randal, put it, “I flew into Cody, Wyoming, to meet the girl who loved horses. Coming from England and having a beautiful and experienced rider waiting to take me on an adventure was the best thing I could have ever imagined! What a way to start a new relationship!” Another bonus is it’s totally free. Outdoor Personals. “Find your one true North” is Outdoor Personals’ goal, and, if you’re ready to do that, it only takes four steps. First, input your username. Then provide your first and last name. Next, the site needs your email and password. Finally, confirm your password, and you’re on your way. For even faster signup, sync up your Facebook profile, which will pull your info and photos within seconds. Either way, you won’t have to pay. Outdoorsy Friends Date. Outdoorsy Friends Date is part of the Friends Date Network, “the world’s largest free mobile niche dating sites network.” So you can rest assured that you’ll be getting a successful, affordable, and efficient experience. Outdoorsy Friends Date rotates the highlighted featured members on the homepage, so your profile has the potential to reach millions.
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She has also written hundreds 13 Best Free Outdoor Dating Site Options (2022) Hayley has over 10 years of experience overseeing content strategy, social media engagement, and article opportunities. She has also written hundreds of informational and entertaining blog posts. Her work has appeared in numerous publications, including Bustle, Cosmo, the Huffington Post, AskMen, and Entrepreneur.
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When she's not writing about dating news, relationship advice, or her fantasy love affair with Leonardo DiCaprio, she enjoys listening to The Beatles, watching Harry Potter reruns, and drinking IPAs. Edited by: Lillian Castro. Lillian Guevara-Castro brings more than 30 years of journalism experience to ensure DatingAdvice articles and reports have been edited for overall clarity, accuracy, and reader engagement. Outdoor dating sites cater to folks who enjoy sleeping under the stars, catching fish for breakfast, photographing nature, and breathing fresh air miles away from civilization. That life isn’t for everyone, though. On an episode of “Parks and Recreation,” the gang goes camping to brainstorm ideas for bringing more revenue to the department. But April hates camping. As she puts it, “Camping sucks. It’s super boring, and you can see the stars, which I hate. They’re creepy.” April and Andy had just started dating, and Andy wanted to impress her — so he set up a romantic tent for two. The only problem was he set it up miles away from where April was. Andy spends the rest of the episode slogging through the woods trying to get to her and eventually rebuilds the tent in the front lawn of a bed and breakfast. April’s extreme dislike of camping wasn’t a dealbreaker for Andy (they got married in season three), but there are singles who want a partner to share their passion for camping, hiking, swimming, biking, hunting, fishing, traveling, and other outdoorsy stuff. That’s where our 13 best free outdoor dating websites come in handy! 1. Match. Match has so many things going for it that we could write a whole article just on that, but the key points you outdoorsy singles need to know is that it’s among the largest (30 million members) and most successful (billions of connections) dating sites ever to exist. You can join for free and review a curated list of potential matches with similar interests. Plus, Match allows you to cater your online journey to your specific needs by providing search filters for age, location, gender, sexual orientation, lifestyle, and, most relevant to you, hobbies! Outdoor Dating. Founded in 2007 for outdoor enthusiasts by outdoor enthusiasts, Outdoor Dating will help you find an adventure and an ideal match (whether it’s an activity partner, date, or soulmate) in no time. It’s quick and easy to fill out a profile, search through members based on interests and other qualities and characteristics, and start getting to know the people who catch your eye. Not to mention you won’t need to reach for your wallet. Outdoor Duo. Outdoor Duo calls itself “a meeting place for active outdoor people,” and the way the team connects them is by offering comprehensive, yet simple, search features (such as an interactive map) and unique resources (such as an Invitations page for posting and locating events). While Outdoor Duo does have a premium membership fee $8.99 a month, it’s not necessary to sign up for that one. A free membership will give you everything you need to make connections. My Wildlife Adventure. My Wildlife Adventure strives to prevent singles from having to spend “another night alone,” and the site achieves that because it’s a community for adventure seeking as well as dating. As one user, Randal, put it, “I flew into Cody, Wyoming, to meet the girl who loved horses. Coming from England and having a beautiful and experienced rider waiting to take me on an adventure was the best thing I could have ever imagined! What a way to start a new relationship!” Another bonus is it’s totally free. Outdoor Personals. “Find your one true North” is Outdoor Personals’ goal, and, if you’re ready to do that, it only takes four steps. First, input your username. Then provide your first and last name. Next, the site needs your email and password. Finally, confirm your password, and you’re on your way. For even faster signup, sync up your Facebook profile, which will pull your info and photos within seconds. Either way, you won’t have to pay. Outdoorsy Friends Date. Outdoorsy Friends Date is part of the Friends Date Network, “the world’s largest free mobile niche dating sites network.” So you can rest assured that you’ll be getting a successful, affordable, and efficient experience. Outdoorsy Friends Date rotates the highlighted featured members on the homepage, so your profile has the potential to reach millions.
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