Learn how to put out a campfire in this free online guide to camping and fire safety. Expert: Brian Rajchel Bio: Brian Rajchel leads more than three camping/wildlife group excursions per year. He teaches children and adults tips and techniques for successful outdoors adventure. Filmmaker: Nolen Quinn
I have a 1.7 K/D but I can’t build up a decent Killstreak. I usually get stopped around my 3rd or 4th kill. I don’t camp. Tips anyone?
I wanna get to killstreaks to where I can use 7 or higher.
We are planning a trip to go hiking, fishing, camping, maybe horseback riding. We live in North Florida. Any good ideas for a weekend trip? Blue ridge mountains? We don’t want to spend much money so how would we go about this? Any free camping shelters or lodges or very cheap lodges.
Any specific hiking trails we can follow that have good shelters? We are not experienced hikers, but we are young and have done much hiking before. Please give us info on any sites to direct us to equipment, techniques, lodging/shelters/hostels/ and trails we can do.
Thanks!!
Learn how to layer wood to build a campfire in this free online guide to camping and fire safety. Expert: Brian Rajchel Bio: Brian Rajchel leads more than three camping/wildlife group excursions per year. He teaches children and adults tips and techniques for successful outdoors adventure. Filmmaker: Nolen Quinn
I am a young adult female that is planning to take an extended road trip this summer. Beginning along the west coast, see Yosemite, Portland, Seattle, travel up into Canada go to Vancouver, the sea to sky drive, eventually get over to Yellowstone.
I am looking for any advice, tips and recommendations for this adventure. As far as what to bring, where to stay, what to eat and any dang thing that you feel may assist my travels. After Yellowstone I am out of places to add to my agenda, I just need to end up back in Arizona.
I will be traveling with just my dog (depending on the border policies).
I’ve done a fair share of solo camping but nothing to this extent.
Also, I will be tent camping and any advice on how to save money throughout the trip would be very helpful!
Thank you
Yes I plan to stay in designated campgrounds only, preferably reserved beforehand. Probably a hotel in Vancouver to experience the city. In the end I will have the entire route including dates I will be at each location, which I will give to my family and roommates.
I have friends in quite a few places along the route as well.
How can we camp out longer than 1 night if we don’t have ice to keep our fresh produce and milk cold?
What foods do you take when you go camping?
We have a limited budget, we can’t afford to buy fancy gadjets, but we need some basic stuff, so what do you regard as camping essentials?
So far we have the tent, sleeping bags and whole lot of bug spray.
This June I’m going to be camping at the Creation Music Festival with my brother and a friend. It’s a week long event, and as most people know who have been there, it can get hot, hot, HOT.
We’re always very phsyically active there, and the heat can get to you pretty easily. I’m a pescetarian, and I was wondering if anyone had any tips or ideas so that I wouldn’t end up collapsing from a lack of proper nutrien.
I’m mostly worried about getting enough protein, since I probably won’t be getting enough milk or eggs, or even fish, which I eat about once a week. Does anyone have any easy high-protein recipes? Or anything else that will keep me going?
Both my brother and our friend eat meat, so it would be just me that would need it.
I’m 18 and going to camp next week. I always wear dark brown eyeliner and feel totally naked without it, but at camp it probably wouldn’t look pretty for eyeliner to be dripping down my face all the time. My bottom lashes are blonde and really fine…even mascara doesn’t make them show up very well…hence the eyeliner. Anyway, does anyone have any camp makeup tips for me?
Thanks a bunch!
Learn how to boil water on a campfire in this free online guide to camping and fire safety. Expert: Brian Rajchel Bio: Brian Rajchel leads more than three camping/wildlife group excursions per year. He teaches children and adults tips and techniques for successful outdoors adventure. Filmmaker: Nolen Quinn
My family has gone camping once (2yrs ago) and it was fun, but I found that I was not nearly organized as I thought I would be when it came to cooking meals. We tried packing lunches when we were out and about sightseeing and such, but everyone was so sick of cold cuts/sandwiches and chips…Dinners were a nightmare and breakfast a pain. We are taking another trip this summer and again we plan to camp. I hope to be better prepared this time around. Do you have any tips or meal/snack ideas for me? Thanks.
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