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A quick-reference guide to everything you need to bring on your next camping trip. General Clothing Checklist Windproof/waterproof shell Synthetic Shirt (wool sweater or synthetic like fleece) Underwear Hat, Bandana, or Cap Head Netting (can be included as part of cap) Hiking Boots Synthetic, Wool, or Silk Long Underwear (if cold weather) Quick-Drying Synthetic Pants […]
When starting out, you’re not going to need the best of everything, and you can scrounge around for the items that can be called into duty. Your decision on where to go hinges primarily on the amount of time you have and your proximity to campable wilderness areas. If you’re just starting out, ask friends […]
There are easy ways to make your camping trip more luxurious. Conventional wisdom holds that camping with a tent means an automatic rise in the discomfort quotient. Not true! The object of any camping and hiking trip is to explore the wilderness and natural world. Modern materials and camping gear have been designed to make […]
Make a camping list and check it twice. Expect that something will be forgotten, and try to improvise. Don’t get stressed if you’re packing and it’s your first time out. As with any other vacation, the key to remembering the items you need to take along is to make lists. Tailor your list to your […]
Written by Dan Lawton Here are some camping accessories you don’t want to forget on your next camping trip. Camping is one of life’s purest getaways. Whether you’re a city-slicker or a farmhand, returning to the basic means of survival for a day, a week, or a month is great way to promote peace of […]
Written by Timothy Martinez Jr. Mosquitoes, ants, gnats, ticks and other annoying bugs are sometimes a major nuisance while camping. Here are some things you can do to prevent bugs from ruining your camping trip. Nothing ruins a camping trip faster than an invasion of flies, mosquitoes, ants and other annoying bugs. Not only are […]
Written by Dan Lawton A hurricane is a traumatic event that can have a catastrophic effect on you and your family. Learn how to prepare yourself by purchasing cots, blankets, MRE’s and other supplies ahead of time. In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, hurricane preparedness has become a priority for states, cities and families across […]
Written by Dan Lawton Camping light can make any camping trip much more pleasurable. Here are some keys to reducing the weight of your pack for your next camping trip. If you’re heading out for a week’s vacation to the beach, you can pack a few extra swimsuits in a suitcase and not stress the […]
Sometimes I worry that we use the term “camping” too liberally. It refers to so much more than a simple tent at a campfire. RV camping, winter camping, camping to hike, camping by the river next to your kayak? There are so many ways to camp and activities that can get you to your camp site […]
by Liz Childers I’ve never found a reason for it, but time seems to move faster in the fall. Just like with every year, I am having trouble admitting to myself that the New Year is almost here. Of course, I’m also dealing with the fact that Christmas is less than two weeks away! I […]
