Tent Camping Guide

Why tent camping is the best?

Why Tent Camping? Tent camping is an easy getaway. It doesn't have to be complicated, and you can do it just about anywhere you can tote and pitch a tent. From backpacking trips to beach camping, the opportunities for tent camping are just about limitless.

Before you go tent camping, there are a few things that you should know:

1: Try not to go camping alone

More friends will bring you more fun, even if you and your friends never camp before, that’s fine. In the process of camping, you will learn what’s called “Team Work”  

2: Develop a complete camping plan

I believe that many friends will make plans before traveling, but some friends are more casual, play wherever they go, and pursue uncertainty. But tent camping is different. A reasonable itinerary, meal preparation, and planning of entertainment content will make your entire camping process orderly. Otherwise, you will be so tired.

3: Is the local law and order in good condition?

If you are going to a place that you know it’s safe, then that’s fine. But before going camping in an unfamiliar area, be sure to know the local security situation in advance

4: Try not to light a campfire

While a campfire can be a great addition to your camping experience, if you start a forest fire because of inexperience, it won't be worth it. Especially in the forest open fire is prohibited, because once the fire is out of control, it is easy to cause a forest fire, which will lead to heavy losses.

If you are in a relatively open camp with no weeds, you can communicate with local managers to confirm.

5: Bring enough water to drink

Camping outdoors is still a relatively physically consuming thing. Sometimes we expel a lot of water through a rapid mouth breathing exercise, but we often go unnoticed, resulting in symptoms of body dehydration (hypertonic dehydration). Severe cases can be life-threatening.

6:After Camping

After camping, allow plenty of time to clean up the camp before dark. Don't play until it gets dark to clean up the camp.

7: In case of an emergency 

Camping in the wild is not as safe as being at home, and accidents may happen at any time. If you encounter a dangerous situation, you should call for help in time.

Here are a few ways to deal with accidents for reference

• When people who live in the city for a long time are camping, they often panic when they encounter lightning and hear the sound of thunder. There is no need to be nervous. As long as they do not camp on the highest hills or bare places, the danger will be reduced a lot. . Avoid standing under tall trees when lightning strikes, and discard metal objects in your hands. If you can't escape, then lying on the spot can also minimize the danger

• When setting up camp in mountain torrents, you should pay attention to the direction of the flood. A beach alluvial land is a good place to camp, but it is also the first to bear the brunt of the flood. After the rain, you should take action and change the camp, otherwise, it may be washed away by the flood.

• If someone drowns, the first thing to do is to remove the foreign body in the mouth, and perform "heart massage" and "artificial respiration", and get a person who knows medical care as soon as possible. Try not to press the injured person's abdomen. What was squeezed out was likely to block his throat. When drowning, bamboo poles, floating objects (wood, planks, lifebuoys), or clothes can be used. In addition, in terms of fire prevention, in addition to doing a good job of extinguishing the fire, do not light candles in the tent, do not throw cigarettes butts on the dry wood, and it is best to use flashlights or camp lamps for lighting in the tent.

• The most important thing to prevent bee colony attacks is to keep away from the honeycomb. If you are accidentally stung by a poisonous bee, you should wash it with alkaline soap as soon as possible, and then apply cold water or ice to the affected area.

1. A person who is bitten by a poisonous snake. They do not know where the poisonous snake will bite in advance. If it is bitten near an artery, it will be life-threatening. However, once bitten by a poisonous snake, seize the time quickly, press the muscles near the wound, and squeeze out the poisonous blood from the wound. Then call for help ASAP!

• Emergency Medicines Prepare sufficient emergency medicines before departure.

8:Alleviate Earth's Pain

Do not cut down trees, do not capture small animals, do not use chemical cleaning agents, and do not leave garbage in the camp are the disciplines that campers must abide by. Paper garbage can be incinerated and buried on the spot. Plastic bottles and cans should be put into garbage bags and taken away. Remind everyone that although there are more and more camping areas that allow cars to enter many places, for all people to experience the fun of camping, environmental protection work cannot be ignored. At the end of the trip, everyone must take away the garbage, and try to not use disposable dishes to avoid environmental pollution.

9: Outdoor power

Outdoor power it’s recommended if you plan to camp out overnight

In layman's terms, outdoor power is like a “Gaint Power Bank” But its use is not comparable to the power bank:

 Small daily objects are easy to control: mobile phones, iPads, cameras, SLRs, drones; The big ones: laptops, microwaves, grills9, and even emergency battery life for Tesla electric cars...

 Short-distance camping may not be that useful.

Enjoy Your Camping Time 😀