A temporary shelter or shed structure built or used at a camp to store supplies or provide protection.
Compound of 'camp' (from Latin 'campus') and 'shed' (from Old English 'scead' meaning shadow or shelter). Describes utilitarian structures built in temporary settlements.
A 'campshed' might sound humble, but these temporary buildings were crucial to logging camps and remote work sites—whole industries depended on workers being able to store equipment safely.
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