Summer and winter tents often go by the rating of three season tents and four season tents. The latter being winter tents, which are designed to be usable during all times of the year. Three season tents, or summer tents, on the other hand, are the more common types of tents which cover spring, summer…
During a camping holiday, you normally find yourself trying to spend as little time in the tent as possible. Of course, there are times you’ll need to be in the tent, such as during the rain, or when napping or sleeping. The one thing you don’t want when you’re spending time in an enclosed space…
Camping in the rain can be an annoyance at the best of times, so when it’s time to pack up and the tent is still wet, your only option is to dry it off once you’ve returned home. The last thing anyone wants to do when they return home from an exhausting camping trip is…
Living off the grid is becoming increasingly favorable to some people, whether it’s to reconnect with nature, to live minimalistically or even just to test your survival skills. Living long term in a tent has both its advantages and disadvantages, and isn’t right for everybody. The best way to live in a tent long term…
Different types of tents each have their own features, advantages and disadvantages. Yurt tents are fairly under represented and have their own set of pros and cons. Yurt tents are used primarily by nomadic groups, and are used as a temporary shelter. They have a robust exterior, often consisting of skins and felt, which allows…
With the popularity of camping, festivals and staycations growing each and every year, there is more demand than ever to produce tents in different colors. Either for easy recognition, camouflage, or to help regulate the temperature inside the tent. While the latter may seem fairly irrelevant when it comes to choosing a tent (as most…
When researching what tent you need for your camping holiday, you’ll find terms such as 2 season, 3 season and 4 season tents. Whilst some differences between these tents seem minimal, the seasons they’re made for can determine the quality of the tent and what activities or environments it’s suited to. 4 season tents are…
Insulating a tent is a chore that newbie campers often don’t consider, and one that experienced campers hate thinking about. But in the long run, it can save you a lot of sleepless nights and discomfort. Why Insulate a Tent? Anyone who’s been camping before can testify that the temperature drops a substantial amount during…
Camping in the rain can be an unpleasant experience if you aren’t totally prepared for it. There are different ways in which rain can affect your camping holiday, whether that be making it hard to maintain a campfire or putting a damper on activities. Luckily there are precautions you can take when camping to make…
What is Campfire Cooking? Campfire cooking is when food is prepared over a campfire rather than a portable stove or gas canister. Campfire cooking is a traditional method used while out camping, and the fire can be achieved and maintained using only materials found in and around the campsite. Campfires are a staple when camping,…