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- A Tent, Tarp, and a Sleeping Bag
- A pot, pan, dishes, utensils.
- Fire-starting materials (preferably waterproof matches or a butane lighter)
- A utility knife and length of rope
- Plenty of water for cooking as well as for drinking (get gallon sizes for cooking and cleaning)
- Energy rich, easily prepared foods and snacks (think items like pasta, beans, ground beef, peanut butter, chicken, trail mix, and oatmeal)
- Plenty of clothing (a good rule of thumb in temperate areas is enough for two to three layers daily)
- A tight-closing cooler to store your food items in
- Hand sanitizer and soap
- Optionally, outdoor gear like fishing poles and hiking equipment
If youíre a beginning camper, there are a couple of different tent tips to remember.
- Practice pitching your tent at home before you head to the campsite -Keep in mind: practice makes perfect.
- When you come looking for a place to set up, avoid the bottom of hills or valleys but always look for a ìnatural bedî of soft, flat soil and clear the gravel and stones from the ground before pitching the tent .
- always set up a tarp below your tent to avoid potential damage or water-logging
- Whether it's winter, summer, fall spring, dress in (or at least carry) layers. for controling your body temperature - Itís the easiest and most effective way.
- Learn how to use a GPS or map and compass, No matter how well you know a certain wooded area, getting lost among acres of similar-looking trees is very easy
- Keep A camping first aid kit in your car
- Practice outdoor skills like using and sharpening a utility knife, practice tying various knots, and building a fire. Itís this knowledge that separates the amateurs from the seasoned campers
Hope you have a pleasant and successful camping trip and remember leave nature as you found it! Don't leave rubbish and junk at the camping site so that others may enjoy it as you have.
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