As people have been camping for centuries, even for millennia, and as GPS is a very recent invention, the answer is No, one definitely can go camping without gps.
Ok, I hear where the above poster is coming from, but think about it this way. What if I ask you a question like "Do I need a wireless phone". I could post an answer like "People didn't have wireless phones for thousands of years. No, you don't need one"
No, you don't need a GPS, but it sure makes things a lot easier. If you have the extra cash to spend, go ahead and knock yourself out...buy one.
A gps map is only as reliable as your access to Satelite signal. Camping in certain areas where the satelite signal is strong will allow you to be able to access gps map wherever you go.
Yes, camping GPS work better in the woods. They are built to penetrate tree-coverage and other electronic noise to pinpoint your location, even in very remote areas.
The Garmin Camping GPS model is easier to use at higher elevations because, well it closer to the source of transmission and well as not being obstructed by power lines and trees. This model and all of it's accessories can be viewed at http://www.camping-gear-outlet.com/gps/
It really all depends on what kind of gps it is. Maybe a small handheld one would be suitable for kids to use. Hand helds are also good if you are going to be camping or hiking.
You can purchase a navigon gps navigator at all major retailers such as Meijer or walmart but you can also purchase them in sporting goods and camping outlets.
The ability to receive accurate driving directions is one significant benefit of using GPS. You also might use it if you were to get lost while camping.
The Garmin etrex series is the best for the money. Garmin also has the Colorado and Oregon series that are more rugged, have more features and are much more expensive but if you do a lot of camping they are the best.
Some types of GPS watches available include fitness watches designed for tracking running and other activities, outdoor watches with navigation features for hiking and camping, and smartwatches that offer GPS tracking alongside other features like notifications and apps.
Yes, you need to set up your GPS with a computer first
No. GPS Satellites are free to receive.
No as GPS is obtained from satellites.
any GPS application you get will have built in GPS, you will also need to have full Internet connection.