Posted by Dan in Checklists
on May 12th, 2009 | 0 comments
Article title: Great campfire recipes for kids
When I think of campfires, I instantly cue up memories from my youth and weekend getaways with my Girl Scout troop to our favorite camp ground, <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = “urn:schemas-microsoft-com:off ice:smarttags” />Camp Blue Bay. There was nothing like the combination of fresh air, nature, and good friends to build life long memories. But, what is a good camp-out without an equally good campfire, and what made it even more “funtastic” was the unique cuisine we chowed down on. Cooking on a campfire can often be a bland...
Posted by Dan in Camping, Checklists
on May 11th, 2009 | 0 comments
Camping in the mountains can be either one of the most splendid trips you will ever take, or one of the worst. The difference usually lies in the amount of knowledge you have of your surroundings, and your preparedness for camping in the mountains. If you are camping at a public, government-run or private campground, then your chances of disastrous outcomes would be greatly reduced. As would your chances of having a camping trip to remember for the rest of your lives. Knowing how to get ready for camping trips in the mountains will make your vacation all the much better and safer.
The tranquility...
Posted by Dan in Camping, Checklists
on Apr 20th, 2009 | 0 comments
Whether you’re at home in the wilderness or one night of camping will satisfy you for years, a night spent under the moon can be a way to bond with friends or family. Nothing beats a night in front of a campfire toasting marshmallows and telling stories. Besides your tent, sleeping bag, and other provisions, the most important part of your adventure is the camp fire. Camp fires bring warmth and light to your outdoor adventure as well as supplying you with many great tasting meals that you can’t get anywhere else. Since the campfire is the centerpiece of your camping experience, here are...
Posted by Dan in Camping, Checklists
on Mar 26th, 2009 | 0 comments
I have been camping since I was five years old. I thank my dad for getting me involved in such a great outdoor activity. Maybe camping is not so much a novelty for some like those who may live out on a farm or in the country, but for us city slickers, camping is a way to relax in the great outdoors and get away from it all.
When you are kid camping provides the fun of being outside all the time playing in the dirt, trees, throwing rocks and so much more. It is everything a young boy dreams of when they go outside. For adults it about getting away from the office or work and enjoying a tranquil...
Posted by Dan in Camping, Checklists
on Mar 13th, 2009 | 0 comments
To get ready for camping trips, you must first dust off your sense of adventure! Once you have that intact, you can refer to the following list of essentials. To keep track of things as you pack, it may be best to have an area designated to collect all the camping gear.
1st is the tent or camper of your choice. Be sure it is cleaned out, aired out, and bug free (for the most part anyway). Make certain that all pieces needed are accounted for such as tent stakes, tarp, blocks for wheels, etc.
2nd prepare our bedding. Bring sleeping bags, pillows. Pack sheets or blankets if they are needed. If you...
Posted by Chris Channing in Camping, Checklists
on Feb 14th, 2009 | 0 comments
by Chris Channing
With vacations costing so much these days, camping is becoming more popular among the average family. Families that take camping trips regularly are adapted to living out in the wilderness, but new families may not be. If you’re just starting out, there are some tools you should be familiar with.
The mode of rest you get is the first thing to plan. First camping trips usually don’t include an expensive camper or vehicle, so odds are you will be using a tent or a cabin to do the camping in. A tent is easy to setup, and models today only take minutes to setup. You...