Going into a remote area of the woods? What if you get lost? A survival kit can be something as simple as a whistle and a pack of matches, or as complex as a pack of hunting, fishing, and shelter supplies. The key to building a good survival kit is to only pack items that you’re familiar with and know how to use. For example, having a set of fishhooks & lines are only useful if you’re around water and know how to fish!
Some of the best camping memories are around the campfire. Use these campfire cooking tips to help you plan the setup, igniting, and cooking of this traditional outdoor pastime.
There is nothing more interesting than the whole family going camping. The kids will learn many things, from camp setup, cooking around a campfire, and other good outdoor activities. However, if not careful enough, it will bring more regrets than joy. One of the best ways to maximize the adventure is to plan some games and camping activities that the kids can participate in and enjoy. Activities such as scavenger hunts are fun for kids and adults alike.
Sometimes the best way to start a plan is with a to-do list. The camping checklist below was put together as a brainstorming tool. Depending on the climate and your circumstances, you may want to refine your list to better suit your planned trip.
Packing the essential camping hygiene items can make your outdoor trip more comfortable and fun for you AND your tent mates! When we’re away from home and all of the conveniences that we have in our house and community, it’s easy to forget all of those items that are needed on a daily basis.