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Guadalupe Mountains National Park in Texas provides its guests with forest, mountain, lake and meadow views. A camping trip to Guadalupe Mountains National Park will give you access to a fossilized reef, to hiking and more--and it will give you a ... more »
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Camping is a relaxing activity that can help soothe some of the stress we feel in today's world. Prince William Forest Park is one of the top spots for this popular past time. Read on for more information on how to camp in Prince William Forest Park... more »
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Conversion vans became popular in the 1960s thanks to the Volkswagen Bus. The experience inside isn't one of a luxury RV, but it is private and fulfills the need of sleep and other recreational activity. Read on to learn how to camp out in a van... more »
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A good camping flashlight will offer focused and bright light to supplement the light of your camping lantern... more »
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This article provides an easy method to remove black streaks that occur on the sides of your camper... more »
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Unlike many other types of vacations, a camping trip does not usually offer amenities. If you forget your toothbrush, there isn't a convenient store in the forest lobby where you can buy one, so being prepared is essential. Creating a checklist ... more »
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How do you guarantee that one your next camping trip you will be able to keep warm despite the weather? This little trick is wonderful and it doesn't "expire" or loose affectiveness. You can create multiples and keep them in your ... more »
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Introduce your children to camping as young as possible. It will begin a lifelong appreciation for the solitude and beauty of the wilderness. Once a child can walk and carry a light pack, he is ready. Ease into the idea of camping, starting in ... more »
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Different wood burns differently. Some burn fast, others burn slowly, some cause excess smoke and others create more spark. The type of wood you burn will depend on the place you want to build your fire. Fireplaces, wood stoves and campfires all ... more »
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Anyone that is preparing for a camping trip, sailing trip, or natural disaster is more than likely aware that non-perishable food items are a necessity. What many people may not be aware of, however, are some of the surprising places you can find ... more »
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Illinois has an amazing variety of state parks, which are managed by the Illinois Department of Natural Resources. Although approximately 70 percent of Illinois land is used for agriculture, it has incredibly rich biodiversity. The state parks of ... more »
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Ropes are essential for outdoor activities such as camping or boating. Ropes are made of twisted fibers that can unravel at the ends. Once the rope becomes unraveled, it is no longer usable. If you fuse a rope before using it, you can prevent it ... more »
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Mount McKinley, North America's highest mountain, is the best-known feature of Denali National Park in Alaska. But the park's 6 million acres also contain a dazzling sub-arctic eco-system, complete with large mammals including grizzly bears, ... more »
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The Hot Springs National Park in Arkansas gives its guests access to a wide variety of activities and views. A camping trip to the Hot Springs National Park will let you hike on wilderness trails or stroll through Bathhouse Row–—and it will give ... more »
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A camping trip to Lassen Volcanic National Park in Northern California will give you a chance to explore peaceful forests while catching a glimpse of the powerful volcanic forces of nature lying just below. As you wander the park's 150 miles of ... more »
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A kayak camping trip offers exceptional views of places that aren't easily accessible by land. While the weight of supplies isn't as essential for kayak camping as it is with backpacking, the shape of your items plays a huge part in kayak ... more »
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Camping is a great way to relax, get away from the bustle of everyday life and enjoy some time with your friends and family. There is gear available for every aspect of camping to make your experience enjoyable, but looking good camping just ... more »
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A campfire is an enjoyable evening pastime regardless of the season. Make a backyard campfire and bring friends and family together for food, drinks and conversation while enjoying the outdoors without having to leave your own backyard... more »
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If your planning on spending a few days in the great outdoors, you should consider packing an outdoor survival kit. By assembling an outdoor survival kit you provide yourself with the essential tools to survive in the event that your outdoor trip ... more »
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There are a few different kinds of deserts. This article will focus on packing for a trip in a hot, arid, sandy desert, like any one of the environments you would encounter in the deserts of the Southwest United States... more »
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The thing I like best about backpacking is the feeling that you are able to carry everything you need to survive with the strength of your own body. That being said, there are packing methods that make shouldering this weight much easier. ... more »
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Camping. If you are the type to jump at the chance to commune with nature, camping is the way to go! To be comfortable is the main objective in setting up your tent, so that you can enjoy a good night's sleep... more »
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Setting up your campsite successfully will help you and your family enjoy your time away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Keep in mind that after dusk you must be ready for the coolness of the night and be able to navigate in the dark. ... more »
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Your car broke down in the middle of nowhere and you really need to make a fire to provide warmth and help rescuers find you faster. You have no matches, and have never learned the fine art of rubbing two sticks together to make fire. You ... more »
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Even though it looks easy in the movies, you need both knowledge and skill to start a fire with sticks. It's a skill that's sure to impress all of your friends. However, in a survival situation, your new skill will be even more rewarding... more »