I like camping even in cold weather, where you have to make a fire to stay warm, cook your meals on that fire, and do activities to keep you from freezing.
I also enjoy camping without a car. The type where you have a backpack and that's all you can take with you because you are hiking until you can't anymore. Then setting up camp by unpacking your bag.
Basically, I like not having a ton of people around, but also like having "guys" time to hang out and bond. Though, mostly, I like solitude. Birds. Deer. Etc.
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Camping is really fun for me. I went last year; I definitely hard to drive to get there and it was at a state campsite so there was close parking, but it was still nice. I also get the desire to want to be away from people yet wanting to know that they're there.
I have been wanting to go to a national park and walk to a random hill to camp. I would need to get a rifle to defend myself against bears and cougars and it would be a good idea to buy a better radio or EPIRB so I could get rescued, but those are both expensive.