The phrase "a camping expedition" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a planned trip or journey that involves camping, typically in a natural setting.
Example: "We are organizing a camping expedition to the national park next month to enjoy the great outdoors."
Alternatives: "a camping trip" or "a camping adventure."
Indeed, a group of Aztek owners on the East Coast recently used the Internet to organize a camping expedition.
Among her most memorable trips was a camping expedition with Kamchatka bears in Russia.
Charles Howeson, a 53-year-old retired commander in the Royal Navy, says he prepared his wife and two children for a camping expedition when he booked Start Point, not knowing what to expect.
Go on a camping expedition.
In 2011, a 17-year-old English schoolboy was killed and four others hurt, two of them seriously, when they were mauled by a starving female while on a summer camping expedition only 25 miles from Longyearbyen.
It's pretty certain that Sanford will never again go jetting off to meet with a South American mistress while his aides desperately assure callers that he's gone on a wholesome camping expedition.
The occasion is a Boy Scout camping expedition, led by Rodney John Behlmannn), a rigid scoutmaster with a tragic past and a few secrets.
The final six men and women were chosen after a six-day camping expedition in the Rockies, which tested not only their survival skills, but their ability to get on as a group.
Since we're speaking of season-ending injuries, let's turn to the sad case of the Grizzlies who staggered into the postseason despite suffering more casualties than an average Crystal Lake camping expedition.
Wild Frontiers (020 7736 3968; wildfrontierstravel.com) combines a four-day trek and wild camping expedition in the Indian region, with time on a houseboat on Dal Lake and visits to the Moghul Gardens and old city of Srinagar, Kashmir's summer capital.
A good place to start planning for your camping expedition online is Recreation.gov, which is a consolidated site for federally managed (and some state-managed) parks.
