Tent Camping

    • Origin: Became popular in the early 20th century
    • Material required: Tent, tent poles and any other desired cooking, sleeping and food preparations and amenities
    • Places to tent camp: National parks, privately-owned campground, backyard or any other public outdoor space
    • Activities associated with tent camping: Hiking, swimming, fishing, climbing and canoeing
  • Tent camping is an outdoor recreational activity that involves the use of a tent for shelter while camping in a national park, privately-owned camping facility or one's own backyard.
  • Tent Camping Tips

    1. Arrive at your campsite before nightfall.
    2. Partially unzip the upper window of your tent to remove unwanted moisture from the tent.
    3. Bring extra tent poles.
    4. Bring a tarp or ground cloth.
    5. Try setting up your tent at home before you reach the campsite.
    6. Bring a rug to avoid tracking dirt into the tent.
    7. Put your rainflap on your tent before it rains.
    8. Keep things on the inside from touching the sides of the tent.
    9. Bring a light for your tent.

  • Tent Camping Checklist

    1. Food supplies and cooking utensils
    2. Bedding
    3. First aid kit
    4. Personal care items
    5. Clothing
    6. Compass
    7. Binoculars
    8. Watch
    9. Shovel
    10. Backpack
    11. Survival guide

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