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Tag Archives: Camping Tent
How to Prepare Your Kids for Camp
It can be different and important to go camping if you have kids. There’s so much to discover in the outdoors and kids can not miss this great experience. Here are some ideas on how to rekindle the outdoor spark in your children.
You can prepare your children for camp in different ways, and the main one is to simply tell them well in advance that a trip is planned. Depending on how keen your kids are, this can be all the preparation they need.
You can make a fire, building a camping tent or a canopy with them as a dry run a week or two before the trip if they have lost their enthusiasm for camping. Show them on the map where it is exactly you are going, and let them know what fun things you all plan to do once there. A 6 man 3 Rooms Family Camping Tent can fit your request enough!
If they’ve lost their enthusiasm for the outdoors completely, but are interested in sports, then it is worth considering combining the two and sending them to a week-long adventure camp in which camping essentials such as shelter building, fire making and orienteering are taught as well as sports like archery, climbing, hiking and paint balling. Experiencing these new activities with peers around their own age may well rekindle their enthusiasm for the outdoor world There are so many way to attract your children to go out for a camping, it is useful!
Top 10 Backpacking Tips 7 — (Eat well on Camping Grills)
Generally speaking, most adults need about 2 lbs of food each day. You may be in the best shape of your life and healthier than all your friends, but after a long day of hiking trails, bicycling, climbing hills and mountains, fishing, hunting or white water rafting, you’re going to be hungry. Camping tent. You need your camping food to be nutritious so it re-energizes you in minutes. This brings us to Tip #7 – Eat Well
If you prefer real food, pack a stick of butter, some salt and pepper packets, a couple of potatoes, some frozen hot dogs, brats, chicken or pork chops in a freezer bag in the bottom of your back pack and make sure you bring some tin foil and matches. That’s all you really need to make a really great meal for you and friends. Pop up canopy. When it’s time to eat, simply slice up the potatoes and wrap them in tin foil with 1/2 stick of butter. Put the potatoes right in the middle of the camp fire for about 30 minutes. Wrap the meat in tin foil and put it right in the middle of the fire as well.
You’re forced to go as light as possible when backpacking, which usually means freeze-dried chow.6.6’x6.6′ pop up canopy. Mountain House and Alpine Aire both make some great freeze-dried food dishes you can cook on camping grills and carry in your backpack including spaghetti, chicken ala king, lasagna, and chile. These are easy to make and don’t take long to prepare. Simply add water and eat the meal right out of the packet. Hot water is needed for hot meals. You should also consider bringing some trail mix for snacks or after lunch.
Size of your Camping Tents
Before you go camping you should make sure the size of your camping tent, so, first, ask yourself how many people you will have to go with. If you go with your family within 6 members, you can choose a 6 man 3 Rooms Family Camping Tent. It has three rooms for you and your family; you will have your own privacy room and there is a dinning room for you to play or something else. If you are within 8 people you can choose 8 Man 4 Rooms Family Dome Camping Tent or 8 man Tunnel Family Camping Tent， it is perfect for you, it has 4 rooms and have enough space to settle your package, you can also use this camping tents into party camping trip, it is all okay.
Families who plan on car camping in good weather can choose from a wide range of jumbo-sized tents that will accommodate all your little ones with room to spare. A wide range of capacities is also available for three- and four-season backpacking and expedition tents. Remember, though, the bigger the tent you buy, the heavier it will be, although it’s easy to break up the tent components among several people in your group. It’s also helpful to compare the volume and floor-space。