Tips and tricks for camping trip that will make your time in the woods much more pleasant and enjoyable
Checking The Weather
Always remember to see what the weather will be like in the area you will be camping at, before leaving. There are lots of excellent websites that you can use for a weather forecast and they can give you an idea of what to expect. With the right weather information, you can make sure you have the proper clothing and equipment.
Caring For Your Backside
TP also is known as Toilet paper is an important item to bring with you on your camping excursion. Although you can tough it out and use leaves, you can make it easier on yourself and buy bathroom tissue or baby wipes at the local store. It may sound silly to be reminded of this, but always make sure you take toilet paper on a camping trip. If your campsite lacks toilet facilities, you will need to use the woods. Rather than using leaves as a substitute, just bring your own toilet paper.
Tent Is Set Up Now What?
Plan things that are fun to do so your trip are filled with excitement. There are many things to do other than roasting marshmallows and sitting by the campfire. Use your creativity and plan activities that all family members can enjoy. You should plan activities that both the older campers and younger campers alike will enjoy.
Location, Location, Location
People that are new at camping sometimes mistakenly set up their camps near restrooms. They might think this will make things easier, but they will learn otherwise. Communal campsite bathrooms are a constant source of light, noise and unpleasant smells. After a while, it becomes less of a convenience and more of a hindrance.
Let’s Eat!
How will you prepare your food at the campsite? You should determine how you plan on cooking your food, so you know what supplies to bring. If you want to eat food that is cooked over an open flame, you must have the proper equipment.
Shut That Off!
Conserve your flashlight’s batteries. It is not uncommon for flashlights to be turned on accidentally. Put the batteries in the flashlight backward. This will allow the batteries to be stored in the flashlight, but they won’t be getting drained if they accidentally get turned on prior to you need to use it.
Keep That Away From Me!
If you are camping in a location with dangerous wildlife, take safety precautions with your food. You can wrap up leftovers well, keep them away from the tent and use other precautions to protect yourself. This can help you to prevent an attack from a wild animal.
Don’t Do That!
Remember the old scout motto – be prepared! It is important to be prepared for certain situations. However, your plans never unfold exactly how you want them. There are many things that can go wrong, including illness, injury or extreme weather conditions. Always avoid unnecessary risks and try not to be careless.
You Need To See This!
Reading books or listening to music are great ways to relax outdoors, but take in some of the scenery too. Witness the beautiful starry sky or look at the lovely foliage along a nature trail. The scenery will instantly give you a relaxing feeling.
But I don’t Want to Go To Bed
Make sure your sleeping bag is right for the weather. A bag that is intended for winter conditions will surely cause you to overheat when you are trying to sleep in summer weather. On the flip side, bring a sleeping bag meant for summer camping will make you very cold during your winter camping trip. You may even risk hypothermia.
Say Cheese!
When bringing the kids along for the ride, keep a picture on your person at all times. If you lose them during your trip, that picture can help you immensely. You should always have current pictures of your children with you, but this is especially true when camping.
Clothes, Clothes, Clothes
Pack extra clothing and food. It makes sense to have extra supplies on hand in case of an emergency. You need to be prepared in case you have to stay longer or bad weather messes up some of your food.
I hope theses tips and tricks for camping trip have been helpful and gave you other ideas to help make your camping adventure fun and relaxing.