Camping is a favorite activity of many Americans who welcome the chance to
escape crowded cities and experience a renewed connection with nature. While
campers often prefer to "rough it," sleeping in tents, eating simple meals, and
enjoying a break from technology, a new trend of "glamping," or glamorous
camping, is attracting an increasing number of vacationers. Glampers enjoy
hotel-style amenities in luxury campgrounds, often outfitted with deluxe cabins,
or travel in RVs that provide all the comforts of home on wheels. With access
to stunning views and the hottest outdoor activities at a fraction of the cost of
plane tickets and resort fees, it's no surprise that glamping is attracting more
Americans every year.
Which of these is an explicit detail from the text?
Traveling in an RV should not really be considered camping.
Some campgrounds offer luxury cabins.
Americans prefer to be comfortable while on vacation.
Glamping is particularly popular in the western United States.