California camping gets a twist with cabin concept

By Scott Smith

Published August 23, 2014 3:28pm ET

California camping gets a twist with cabin concept — This July 24, 2014 photo released by California State Parks shows Cal Poly Pomona Architecture students Emily Williams, top, and Bryan Charney as they pose for photos with children in a cabin called The Wedge, one of four designs that Parks Forward proposes to put on hundreds of campsites throughout the California State Parks system, displayed at the State Fair Exhibit in Sacramento, Calif. Parks Forward, a group formed by the state to help revamp California's state parks, wants to open up their natural beauty to a wider array of people than typical campers by designing cabins to attract people to the parks who don't typically camp because they don't have expensive equipment, such as tents, or they don't want to sleep outside on the ground. (AP Photo/California State Parks, Brian Baer) | Brian Baer

FRESNO, Calif. (AP) — For a lot of people, camping is off limits. Tents and gear are expensive, and then there’s the thought of sleeping outside on the ground.

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