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…
Whether you’re camping or just going for a picnic, it’s always a good idea to take a cooler to ensure your food and drink is as fresh as it can be. Ice coolers are risky business, however, as ice melts at a seemingly random rate. Thankfully, there are ways to slow down the melting of…
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,…
Getting a campfire started can take a lot of time and patience, but nothing is more infuriating than spending a long time getting a campfire started, only for it to dwindle before you wanted it to. Keeping a campfire going is luckily an easy process, with a lot of different tips and tricks to keep…
Cowboy camping, sometimes referred to as “roughing it” is a style of camping which is based on minimalism and the “leave no trace” mentality. Cowboy camping consists of bringing the bare minimum when camping, and is done mostly without a tent or any substantial form of shelter. As a result, cowboy camping is more common…
Hammock camping is when the traditional tent used for camping is swapped out for a hammock instead. It’s similar to cowboy camping, in that the hammock isn’t a covered piece of equipment and it mimics the positive effects of cowboy camping. Hammock camping, however, isn’t suited for all camping holidays due to the specific conditions…
Whether you’re a frequent camper, planning on getting into camping, or someone who camps at festivals or for other events, the chances are at some point you’ll have the pleasure of camping in the rain. Camping in the rain is very unappealing, as you’re much more exposed to it than you would be if you…
