happy camper
Plural
happy campers
1
a person who is very content or satisfied
The phrase "happy camper" originated in the mid-20th century in the United States, likely from the camping culture of that time. It suggests that those who enjoy camping and embrace the outdoor lifestyle tend to be happier and more content. It is frequently used in casual discussions about personal well-being, satisfaction with a situation or event, or to express contentment with one's current circumstances.
- After a long day of hiking, they sat by the campfire as happy campers, sharing stories and laughter.
- Despite the rain, she remained a happy camper, singing and dancing at the music festival.
- Even with all the challenges, he's always a happy camper, finding joy in the simple things.