Let's face it, sleeping in a tent isn't the most comfortable. But with some creativity you can make your sleeping experience more comfortable. Because, if you are car camping, you can bring whatever you want

Carry less TP in the wild, and make your own pee rag!

I put all the information I learned while looking for my own sleeping pad into this extensive and helpful how-to guide on picking the best sleeping pad under $50

While a night of camping often means sleeping on little more than a mattress pad, you can use an elevated cot to stay off the ground and more comfortable. Cots are available commercially from camping supply stores, but they frequently bear high costs, keeping them out of the budget for most casual campers. However, ...

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Several parents have asked me where they can get a foam sleeping pad for their scout. Now, we aren’t talking about a closed-cell, 3-season pad he might take backpacking or on a winter camp. They’re referring to a bulky foam pad here – thick, … Continue reading →

Make a foldable sitting mat from an old cement bag. Great for a cold wet ground when camping or during a picnic. #Instructables #upcycle #reuse #outdoors #summer

Water-resistant Blanket: Welcome to the on the fly water-resistant blanket, DWR (Durable Water Resistant). This great little go to blanket will make a no hassle ground cover for camping, lounging and picnicking. Cheap and versatile is the name of the game. This lightly pad…

Tools you need: Scissors Iron Something to press on the seam (ideally silicone roller) Baking paper or a scrap of silicone coated fabric Straight piece of wood/metal/anything that can handle the iron heat masking tape Items you need: TPU coated … Read More

Sleeping Pad for Colder Climates: I am a novice at the very least when it comes to camping. Camping gear, quality camping gear comes at a cost some of it to high, so when I can I create what I can. Since my journey has begun it has lead me to the point of trying …