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Preparing for a Backpacking Camping Trip
Backpacking isn't for the faint of heart ? instead of pulling into your designated 20' x 40' campsite and unloading your camping equipment from the car, you'll have to be prepared to camp in uncertain situations, carrying everything you need on your back. Therefore, preparing for a backpacking camping ...
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A Park Ranger?s Favorite Minnesota Campgrounds
When it comes to finding out the nicest places to camp, the best tips always come from people who have camped at the places they recommend.
And who better to share some great campgrounds in Minnesota than a park ranger who works there. After having worked as a ...
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Campfire Fondue Recipe
Now that the weather has turned cooler in many parts of the United States, warm comforting food is always welcome while camping. And what could be better than warm cheesy fondue?
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1 cup shredded cheddar cheese
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Unless the camping enthusiast on your list has a motorized camping rig with lots of cold storage space, good quality coolers are essential items. Why not surprise your favorite camper with a brand new cooler for Christmas? To make it an extra special gift, tuck a couple of ...
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48th Annual RV and Campground Show in Allentown, PA is Jan 9 thru 11, 2009
The 48th Annual RV and Campgrounds Show in Allentown, Pennsylvania is January 9 though 11, 2009 at the Allentown Fairgrounds, inside the Agri Plex with nearly 60,000 square feet of display space inside and another 30,000 square feet outside.
This show is one of the oldest RV shows in ...
Madison, WI Camper and RV Show, Jan 30 thru Feb 1, 2009
The Madison Camper and RV Show is being held January 30 through February 1, 2009 at the Exhibition Hall at the Alliant Energy Center in Madison, Wisconsin.
The show will have over 1 mile of camping equipment and RVs on display so wear your walking shoes.
Almost any ...
Houston Boat, Sport and Travel Show January 2 thru 11, 2008
The 2009 Houston International Boat, Sport and Travel show is being held January 2 through 11, 2009 at the Reliant Center in Houston, Texas.
So, before that dreaded January cabin fever sets in, go to the show to check out more than five football fields worth of boats, campers, ...
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Looking For Exercise Alternatives? Try Hiking!
Do you want to get more exercise, but find fitness clubs occasionally a bit boring, repetitive, competitive, or fluorescently lit for your motivational needs? Perhaps you could use a little more fresh air and sunshine while climbing the virtual hills on your stair climber? It is likely that hiking is ...
Basic Camping First Aid
Nothing ruins your camping trip like a brush with poison ivy, a pesky bee sting or other minor injury. Unfortunately, there?s no way to guarantee you won?t encounter any of these inconveniences, but you can be prepared to deal with them. Read on for more advice on packing ...
Working at a Campground
So, you say you love camping so much you wish you could do it year round? Well, why not take a job working at a campground? Both government-owned and privately-managed campgrounds have plenty of job opportunities that will allow you to explore your passion for the outdoors, all ...
How to Buy Hiking Boots
Good quality hiking boots aren?t cheap, but trust me ? the expense is well worth it! If you?re planning a major camping or hiking outing, the last thing you want is a pair of cheap boots that causes you injury or falls apart in the middle of your journey. ...
How to Build a Campfire
You don?t need a Boy Scout merit badge to build a roaring fire at your campsite ? all you need are a few simple supplies and the following technique.
To get started on your campfire, there are a few things you?ll need to gather, including matches, newspaper, twigs and logs of ...
Easy to Prepare Campsite Meals
When you're packing up for your big camping trip, the last thing you want to do is to weigh down your car with all the extra pots, pans and kitchen utensils you'll need to prepare your favorite meals over the camp stove. You also need to pack sensibly when it ...
Camping with Young Children
Camping can be a lot of fun for younger children ? however, you'll need to prepare differently than you would for a camping trip with your buddies. If you're thinking about taking your children on their first camping trip, read on for more helpful tips on camping with young ...
RV versus Tent Camping
Drive through any campground and you'll quickly see that camping equipment runs the gamut from $20 pup tents to $400,000 motor homes, complete with satellite TVs and Astroturf. But how do you determine whether RV or tent camping is right for you? Read on for more of the advantages and ...
Traditional vs. Rustic Camp Sites
An increasing number of campgrounds are offering visitors the choice of both traditional and rustic campsites. But how do you know which one is right for you? In the following article, we'll discuss the advantages and disadvantages of each to help make your camping trip a success.
Traditional Campsites
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Preparing for a Backpacking Camping Trip
Backpacking isn't for the faint of heart ? instead of pulling into your designated 20' x 40' campsite and unloading your camping equipment from the car, you'll have to be prepared to camp in uncertain situations, carrying everything you need on your back. Therefore, preparing for a backpacking camping ...
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