How To Determine If A Cave Is Safe To Use As Shelter If You're Lost In The Woods
If you get lost in the woods, it's imperative to find shelter. A cave can be an excellent solution if you don't see any hidden hazards inside.
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How To Use Snow To Build A Shelter In Case Of An Emergency
Building a shelter is imperative if you're lost in the wild in frigid temperatures. When there is a lot of snow, creating a safe space is easier than you think.
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Make Surviving In The Wild Easier With The Help Of The Three C's
Nobody wants to be caught in a survival situation. Unfortunately, it can happen to anyone. By following the three C's, you ensure your basic needs are met.
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Why You May Get Turned Away From An RV Park If Your RV Is Too Old
If you have an old RV or purchased one secondhand, you may not be able to access every RV park - even if your rig is in great shape. Here's why.
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A Bag Of Chips Is The Perfect Fire Starter If All Your Tinder Is Wet
Even the most prepared campers can forget to pack something for their trip. Without a fire starter? No worries. You can build a campfire using a bag of chips.
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These Unexpected Snacks Can Help You Start A Fire In Case Of Emergency
Campfires are an essential part of overnight camping. Even without matches, you can start one with two snacks you likely already have.
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Make Starting A Campfire With Wet Wood Easier With These Simple Tips
A rainy camping trip can make setting up a campfire challenging. However, with our tips, you can still get a fire going even with wet wood.
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A DIY Pinecone Project That'll Help You Easily Start A Campfire
The challenge of building a campfire usually stems from trying to start one. With the help of some pine cones, you can enjoy a toasty evening outdoors.
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3 Ways You Can Save Money Camping Through The KOA
Camping at a KOA is a safe and convenient way to explore the outdoors. While booking a spot can be pricey, here are our money-saving tips to remember.
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Our Tips For Building A Safe Shelter If You Get Lost In The Woods
Getting lost in the woods can happen to anyone. If you ever find yourself stranded and without much daylight left, here's how to build an emergency shelter.
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How To Use Your Glasses To Easily Start A Campfire
Don't sweat if you find yourself on a camping trip without a firestarter. All you need are prescription or reading glasses and some sunlight.
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Use Pine Needles To Naturally Repel Mosquitoes While Camping Or Hiking
You'd be surprised to know about the many uses for pine needles while you're out adventuring. The scent, in particular, acts as a natural mosquito repellent.
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How Your Socks Can Help You Easily Build A Campfire
If you ever need to start a campfire but lack the materials to get a flame going, your socks can come to the rescue. Here's how to use them.
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The One Big Difference Between A Yurt And A Tent
Although both yurts and tents have many similarities and uses, there is one defining characteristic that sets these two types of shelters apart.
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DIY Your Own Water Filter While Camping Or Hiking With These Tips
Having an adequate supply of water is a non-negotiable while camping or hiking. If you're in an emergency and need water, here's how to DIY a water filter.
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Essential Tips That'll Make Setting Up Your Tent Easier
Before heading out on a camping trip, you should ensure you know how to pitch a tent. Here are our tips to provide an easy and swift set-up.
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If You've Never Gone Camping In The Winter, It's Time To Give It A Try
While many people enjoy camping in the summer and fall, it can get crowded. Try a winter camping trip to beat the crowds and enjoy the serenity of the outdoors.
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Plan A Lakeside Fall Vacation To A West Virginia Must-Visit Destination
A visit to this special lake in West Virginia is perfect in autumn. With stunning fall foliage and plenty of water-based activities, it is the ideal getaway.
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The 5 Best Prime Day Deals On Camping Gear
You can save big on camping gear in the fall. It's considered the off-season for camping, plus Amazon's Prime Day deals are in full effect. Here's what to buy.
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What To Do If You Start Having An Allergic Reaction While Camping
An allergy attack in the wild can be irritating at best and frightening if severe. If you have an allergic reaction while camping, here's what you should do.
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These Simple Tips Will Help Cut Down On Mildew Odors In Your Tent
You're getting ready to go camping and grab your tent, only to realize it smells of mildew. Rather than buying a new tent, here's how to reduce the musty odors.
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Stay Warm While Sleeping During Your Fall Camping Trip With These Tips
Fall campfires are undeniably cozy, but you may sing a different tune as you hit the hay. Here's how to stay warm on a fall camping trip.
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Enjoy A Fun Lakeside Camping Trip At This Beautiful Wisconsin State Park
Buckhorn State Park in Wisconsin offers lots of water activities and other fun things to do while lakeside camping at the pristine 8,000 acre campground.
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Black Pepper Is The Secret To Banishing Pesky Ants Out Of Your Garden
Did you know that black pepper is one of the most effective spices for ant control? Try these natural ant-removal methods that incorporate black pepper.
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Our 5 Fall-Favorite Recipes For Cozy Campfire Meals
Cozy campfire meals are some of the most enjoyable parts of camping, especially when the weather cools off. Here are five of our favorite fall recipes.
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The Genius Technique That'll Help You Find Your Way Out Of The Woods If You're Lost
If you ever find yourself lost in the woods, don't panic. One method you can try may help you orient yourself while also helping rescuers find you.
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Why Baking Soda Is The Unlikely Staple You Should Take On Your Outdoor Adventure
Many campers go on trips to view the wildlife nearby. Since animals are wary of human odors, however, this is where baking soda comes in handy.
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