Camping Life, The: Inspiration and Ideas for Endless Adventures

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You can safely use them in the microwave and the freezer. You can even use them with boiling water or put them in the oven. On top of that, stasher bags are endlessly reusable.

Electric Hook-Up - if your pitch has electric power, you will need a mobile mains kit to connect to it safely and keep you powered. The best feature is that this table has three different heights: 19 inches, perfect for a coffee table; 22½ inches, which works well as a side or picnic table when using smaller camp chairs, and 27 inches, which is best for food prep or eating around it with larger camp chairs. Then, snap a branch off a tree. It should be at least 3 inches in diameter. The moisture within the branch acts as a lubricant, so it’s important for the branch to be alive. If you’re feeling guilty, make it up to the tree by donating some money to a forest conservation organisation. Cleaning Equipment - washing-up bowl, sponges, and scrubbers to keep your cooking equipment and tableware spotless. It’s perfectly safe for kids as it doesn’t contain any harmful chemicals. You could even spritz it on your furry companions.Rub the sand into the branch, but try not to overdo it. Just as you would with a whetstone, rub your knife over the branch. It's a camping disaster to get to your destination only to find your new tent is missing a pole. Trust me, it happens. That's why it's crucial to try out your gear before taking any trip.

Don’t let the branch go to waste when you’re done. What? It’s still a hard no on the awesome DIY tripod? Nevermind. 33. Summer Sledging Changing to a full time RV lifestyle will change many of your daily activities. Your particular work requirements (even being retired will require occasional appointments), your living space, and your transportation are now all interconnected. So, keep in mind that when one goes down, everything else is affected. As soon as you realize this, you’ll be better prepared to deal with the occasional surprise.Grab a box of dryer sheets before you head out to the camp. These are great for repelling pesky gnats and other insects. Before you leave, waterproof your shoes with some beeswax compound. This is a great idea for those who plan to hike while camping. It ensures that your shoes, and your feet, stay dry and helps to prevent your shoes becoming stinky and ruined from excess water. Wild Camping is technically only legal in Scotland and areas of Dartmoor National Park, everywhere else by law you should seek the permission of the landowner. If you do plan on Wild Camping, it's especially important to leave no mess behind, nobody should know you were ever there the next morning. Help to protect our wild spaces. Though let's face it, you shouldn't be leaving any mess for ANY type of camping.