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INDEX/ HOME PAGE
Novice Camper
Before Going
Prepare Meals
Go
Over Checklist Vehichle
Readiness Packing
& Organizing Your Camping Gear
Wind
Down Find
Find The
Cheapest Gas in Your Area
Upon Arrival
Holiday Camping
Make Reservations
Reserve
a Site a Few Days Ahead of When You Wanted To Camp
Get
a Site Early
Look
out for scams! complications
of holiday camping
TYPES of CAMPGROUNDS
Campsites of America
National Parks listings
State Parks listings
KOA listings
National Forests
Bureau of Land Management
Individual
Undeveloped Campsites
Guidelines for Use
Extreme
Primitive Camping
Ethics
Camping with your Kids
[ General
Info ] [ Bathroom
Issues ]
[ Camping
with Infants ]
[ The
Practice Trip] [ Packing
Suggestions ] [ The
First Real Trip ] { Tips
for Infant Camping ]
[ Camping
with Toddlers]
[ Setup ]
[ Diapers ]
[ Creepy crawlers ]
[ Bathing ]
[Camping with Pre-Schoolers]
[ Camping
with Kids 6 - 8 ] [ Camping
With Kids 9 - 12 ] [ Camping
with Teens ]
[ Tips
for Parents ] [ While
at Camp ] [ Choosing
a Safe Site ] [ Kids
and Campfires ] [ Animal
Proofing ]
Games
[ Car
Games for Kids ] [ Camping
Themes for Kids 6 - 8 years old ] [ At
The Campsite ] [ Campfire
Games ]
Camping with your Dog
On the road
At The Campsite
Fleas & Ticks
Camping Checklist
EQUIPMENT
TENTS
[ How
much to spend ] [What
kind ]
[ Basic
Styles ]
[ A-Frames]
[ Dome or Pop Tents]
[Hoop Te nts]
[ Bivy ]
[ Cabin
Tents / Family-style Tents ]
[ Backpacking
Tents]
[ Shape ]
[Features to
Look For ] [ Size ]
[Weight ]
[Ventilation ]
[ Three
Season Tent ] [ Four
Season tent ] [Tent
Fabric ] [Tent
Poles ] [Workmanship ]
[Waterproofing]
[ Set-up ]
[ Color]
[The Fly]
[ Additional
Tips ] [ Ground
Sheets ] [ Washing
Your Tent ]
[ Care
& Maintenance]
[ Staking
Your Tent ]
TARPS
[ ALWAYS
PUT UP TARPS! ]
[ What
Kind of Tarp Should I get?]
[ How To
Utilize Your Tarp(s) ] [ Grommets !]
Purchasing a
Sleeping Bag
Principles
of sleeping bag design Determine
the Purpose of the Sleeping Bag
Determine
the Shape
Rectangular
Style Sleeping Bag Mummy
Style Sleeping Bag
Determine
the Size Determine
Temperature Rating Determine
Insulation Determine
the Lining Pricing
CARE
& STORAGE
Making Your Bed
Sleeping
Pads
Air Mattress
Cots
Pick
Up Trucks
Adding
the finishing touches to your campground bed
Other Sleeping Quarters
[ MOTORHOMES,
TENT TRAILERS, AND OTHER WALLS IN THE WILDERNESS]
[ Motor
Homes ]
[Class
A motor homes]
[Class
B motor homes]
[Class
C motor homes]
[ Camper
vans ]
[ Travel
Trailers] [ Truck
Campers ] [ Pop-up
Tent Trailers ] [ LEAN-TOS
] [ CABINS ]
[ Hammock ]
Advantages Of
Hammock Camping Selecting
A Hammock Campsite Setting
Up A Hammock Staying
Warm In A Hammock Buying
A Hammock Some
Safety Do's and Don'ts
How
To Back a Trailer
[TOWING
TIPS] [What
will you be towing? ] [Before
you "hit the road" ]
[Practice,
practice, practice . . .]
[Parking
it !] [About
loading your trailer]
CHOOSING
A CAMP STOVE
Types
of Fuel
Canister
(compressed) Fuel
Propane
Isobutane
Butane
Liquid-Fuel
White
Gas ("Coleman") Fuel
Unleaded
Gas
Kerosene
Alcohol
wood
or fuel tablets
Different Stoves for Different Kinds of Camping
Stoves for Backpacking
Stoves for Car Camping / Family Camping
Operation and Use of Stoves
Safety
with Gas
CAMPING
OVENS
Seasoning a Camp Oven
Care of your oven
Stove Extras
Axe
[ What
size axe? ] [ THE
HANDAXE ] [ THE
FELLING AXE ]
[ USING
AN AXE ] [ To
produce kindling ]
[ CARE ]
[ Sharpening ]
Coolers
Campfire
[ Tips
& Tidbits ] [ Storing
Your Firewood ] [ Preparation
before building your fire ]
[ Making
a Fire Ring ] [ How
to build your fire ] [ Types
of Fires ] [ Getting
Your Fire Going ]
[ Make
&
Maintain A Fire in The Rain]
[ Banking
the fire to preserve fuel ]
[ Extinguish
your Fire ]
[ Emergency
Fire Procedures ]
Fire
& Tents
Cooking
in Your Tent
Gas
Appliances
[ Colorful
magic Campfires ]
Cooking
Cooking
at Camp Cooking
On A Campfire
How To Cook Over A Campfire
Dutch ovens are
specially designed for camping
baking
of food in foil packets
Clean up
after yourself
Aluminum Foil
The Fire
Steaming
Cooking
Times kitchen
in a pocket Meals
in a Sealed Foil Packet
Animals
Raccoons
Bears
How
To Avoid Bears
Cougar
, mountain lion, puma
Wolf
Snakes
Symptoms
of a bite
How
to identify the dangerous kinds.
Precautions
to take to prevent snakebite.
What
actions to take in case of snakebite
Identify
a poisonous snake of your region by sight
Moose
Birds
Insects
Flies
and Mosquitoes Noseeums
Prevention
Against Biting Flies Treatment
of Fly Bites
Insects
that sting
Spiders
The
Black Widow The
Brown Recluse
Chiggers
Ticks
Fire
Ants
Poison
Ivy & Other Poisonous Plants
INTRO
Things
That Say "Keep Away!"
those with
thorns or stickers
Touch-Me-Not
poison ivy, poison oak, nettles and poison sumac
Please
Don't Eat The Berries
Heading
Off Trouble
10
Rules For Safe Camping With Hazardous Plants
List
of Some Poisonous Plants
First
Aid
INT RO
| ABC's
| CPR
basics | Common
Mistakes | Cuts
| Abrasions
| Altitude
Sickness | shock
| choking
| Wounds
| bleeding
| head
injuries | Eye
Injuries | spinal
injuries | dislocations
& sprains | fractures
| Drowning
| Hypot hermia/ severe
cold | Frostbite |
| severe
heat | burns
| Food
Poisoning | moving
a victim | bites
& stings | Blisters
| Trench
Foot |
| How
To Choose A First Aid Kit |
Safety
General
Safety Weather
Safety Medical
Fire
Getting Lost
Flash Floods
Sun Smart
Theft
Swimming
Breaking Camp
[ Returning
Home ] [ Gear
Storage Tips ] [ How
To Remove Mold and Mildew]
No Trace
Eco Friendly
Nature Calls
Camping Humor
Camping
Terminology
Other Camping Website Links
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