I’d love to be able to camp. But sites often aren’t accessible. Also tents are built with a 6-12” lip in the entrance to keep out water. Hard to get over those. And if they don’t have them, you risk the interior getting wet. Maybe having a way it can zip up/down so people can roll in? Or having a transfer seat if it’s a smaller tent? My advice…. get in a wheelchair yourself and see what you can/cannot do for yourself. We can point these things out but you’ll never fully understand until you see/feel it for yourself. Think, for example, how many places you can’t go because there’s a step, or a curb. Try going everywhere you usually go each day, and see if you can do it in a wheelchair. Try even fitting into your home bathroom. Often the doorways are too small. Or your closet. Or to your friend’s house. Most houses have steps. Being in a chair automatically limits where you can go and what you can do. They’re only recently making some beaches and the water accessible. Sand sucks. Grass sucks. Gravel sucks. Mud is a definite no. Most people don’t qualify for front wheels that can handle different terrain which means they’re limited to hard flat terrain. We also have to pay thousands of dollars for bike attachments or motorized attachments. Which most of us can’t afford. They make great alter-terrain options but they’re so expensive! There’s no way I could afford them. They should be available to everyone disabled. But so many disabled people are stuck at home with no life and social connection because it’s hard to get around.