Tenting Tips
Sleeping outdoors on the ground and under the stars connects people to nature in the most natural way. Part of the tent camping experience is selecting your destination and bonding over ‘pitching the tent’ with family or friends, then creating treasured memories.
Anyone can become a tent camper, and whether you are new to this type of set up and/or don’t need an instruction manual, British Columbia has many campgrounds and tent-specific campsites waiting for you to discover.
Nowadays, tents come in various materials, shapes and sizes, whether it be for solo or couples camping or a family affair. Before heading out and setting up your tent it’s best to be prepared. Take the time to plan accordingly to help make it a safe and fun trip – you’re guaranteed to have some great times!
Below are a few tips on the skill of tent camping and how to be a responsible tent camper.
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Winter Camping for the Beginner
Continue Reading: Winter Camping for the BeginnerWinter can be a magical time to explore British Columbia and try new activities. Thankfully, there are many campgrounds and parks – both private and public – open in the ‘off-season’. It’s true that winter camping comes with its own unique challenges and safety considerations…
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Tips for Novice Campers
Continue Reading: Tips for Novice CampersIf you are new to tent camping and RVing, consider yourself inexperienced or haven’t been since you were a child you may be nervous or hesitant about it, particularly if you are trying this as a family. Before you decide where to go think about…
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Tenting Gear Essentials
Continue Reading: Tenting Gear EssentialsHumans camp to connect with nature but let’s face it, certain necessities help to make for more carefree trips. If you are new to the tent camping experience, you and your family may want to borrow or rent some items. Keep this in mind: The…
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First Aid Tips for Campers
Continue Reading: First Aid Tips for CampersImportant considerations regarding first aid for camping are to be prepared, have a plan and be aware of your surroundings. When it comes to first aid kits you can purchase ready-made ones and/or add to a kit or assemble your own. Make sure the kit…
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Camping Etiquette
Continue Reading: Camping EtiquetteCamping is a way to connect with nature, spend quality time with family and friends and allows us to venture to new – or even familiar – surroundings, breathe in fresh air and simply relax. Nevertheless, campers and visitors must adhere to various rules and…
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Setting Up Your Tent Site & Leaving Camp
Continue Reading: Setting Up Your Tent Site & Leaving CampBeing organized at the campsite will mean fewer problems and more time to relax, unwind and explore. Knowing how to set up your tent before you arrive is a must. Practice at home, watch a video online and have the instructions handy upon arrival at…
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Choosing A Tent
Continue Reading: Choosing A TentWhen deciding on a tent think about your camping needs, what type will best suit you/your family and match your comfort level(s), and the overall practicality of the investment. TOP 5 QUESTIONS TO ASK What seasons/weather will you be camping in?How many people will the…
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Deciding Where & When to Tent Camp
Continue Reading: Deciding Where & When to Tent CampKnowing where you will be tent camping and for how long is essential to help make for a safe outing. Inform friends and family of your exact (or general) location and prep and pack accordingly. Look at the forecast for the days that you will…
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