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Let’s face the facts – while there are many people around the world that enjoy camping, most hate the annoying bugs and pests that can spoil your experience with the great outdoors.
Unfortunately, bugs and insects are part of the glorious package that is nature. But what if you are able to keep pesky insects out of your tent?
Here is an infographic that will show you how to keep bugs out of your tent.
When camping in the great outdoors, your tent is your castle. A camping text provides protection from the elements and ensures privacy from those around you.
While most campers are satisfied enough in being able to successfully set up their tents, fewer know and understand the different parts of a tent and their purpose. Here is an infographic that looks at the different parts of a camping tent and how they work.
Unless you are camping on a sandy beach, you will no doubt come across as sorts of plant-life. Many plants you will encounter are completely harmless, However, there are also many that you will want to avoid. Coming into contact with them could bring your camping trip to an early conclusion.
Besides location , one of the most essential parts of a camping trip for many people is comfort. The level of comfort one will experience is often determined by how the campsite is set up.
Here a visual 5 step guide to setting up the perfect campsite with a textual version below. Apply these practical tips and you’ll increase the opportunity to have a safe, fun, and comfortable camping experience.
Attention all Arizona friends – TRCC is happy to partner with Hope & A Future to help send Arizona foster kids to summer camp.
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Did you know that 40.1 million Americans, or 14% of the population goes camping each year? That number should be much higher as there is noting like camping out in the open forest or other natural outdoor habitat. Here is an infographic that explores three different styles of camping including Classic Camping, Beach Camping and Backpack Camping.
Camping with kids can be a great experience. However, to make sure everything goes smoothly and you have the best time, a few things need to be considered. For example, you’ll want to make sure you do your research ahead of time, prepare a checklist so you don’t forget anything, and even plan for some fun games and activities.
A recent study by the Yale Child Study Center and reported on the American Camp Association’s website shows positive proof that the summer camp experience provides lasting real-world benefits to children. Pali Adventures has put together the following infographic to demonstrate the results of the study visually.
