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While iPhones and the great outdoors might seem to be opposites, the truth is that any camping trip can be greatly enhanced with a bit of help from mobile applications. Fortunately, the iTunes App Store has plenty of great apps to make camping more rich and fulfilling. Here are five of the most highly-rated options available.
Survival Guide - Chances are you won’t have to end up eating your hiking boot leather or improvising traps for wild animals on your camping trip if you plan things Continue reading »
If you enjoy camping but have never tried it in the winter, you are missing out on a great adventure. Camping during any season takes planning and preparation but it takes on a new meaning when done in the winter months. I hope the ideas I share here will help the first timer have a safe and enjoyable experience.
The first thing you want to do is to choose where you want to camp. For the beginner I would suggest Continue reading »
There are times when we see other hikers and roll our eyes. Sometimes its funny because they are doing something so silly that you can’t help but laugh. Like the family who is all dressed up in their finest new North Face gear for a 2 mile jaunt into the wilderness. Other times hikers may unknowingly be making downright irresponsible and dangerous decisions, and if it goes wrong, no one will be laughing. Here are 5 unwritten rules of the trail that you might not be aware of. Continue reading »
When you’re placed unexpectedly into a survival situation, there are few tools more equipped to help you than a survival knife. It is a highly versatile tool that could help you build a fire, create other tools, construct a shelter and much more. However, just like with any tool or product, not all survival knives are created equal. Some are much more suited and capable of withstanding the elements and providing a reliable resource against nature’s obstacles. So, if you’re looking to get the best possible survival knife, here are a few characteristics to consider. Continue reading »
If you regularly venture into the woods or back-country, it is a good idea to bring along the appropriate gear. Not only will you need the right clothing, food and shelter but packing the right survival equipment is important as well. After all, you will be all alone in the wild, and can’t predict what will happen. Without the support of civilization close at hand, providing for your own needs should be your priority. So, how can you prepare for the unexpected and what survival tools should you include in your gear? Continue reading »
Spending time outdoors in the winter season is a rewarding experience. It’s a chance to escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life and enjoy nature. Whether you’re camping, cross-country skiing, hiking, or ice climbing, winter is a magnificent time of year to be outdoors.
Don’t let its beauty fool you though, winter is also incredibly dangerous and presents a multitude of hazards that aren’t an issue during other seasons. Not surprisingly, the cold is one such danger and can Continue reading »
Holidaying in caravan parks has become a regular trip for some. In this short guide, we will explore just some of the benefits of caravanning in Australia, which will highlight why it is so popular.
Unconventional
If you are bored with international holidays, and you feel it is time to explore the country you call home, then holidaying in a caravan park is ideal. Australia has some of the most Continue reading »
With this heat wave going on I am grateful I have not planned any immediate camping trips. I did start to think about what if I where camping. What would I need to do differently then on a “normal” camping trip? This is a post I came across about how to beat the summer heat while camping. Continue reading »
Our friends over at Outdoor World Direct (A UK camping equipment retailer) sent over this really cool camping infographic. Let us know what you think by commenting below!
Cleaning up your camp site is one of the most important things an outdoor enthusiast can do. There is a popular idea with campers that goes, “Leave No Trace.” This means that once you leave your campsite it should look like there was nobody there and be in the state that it was before you arrived. No matter where your camp zone is located, one of the primary areas of cleanup for any site will be your fire.
Making sure your fire is extinguished is highly important as fires left burning can cause serious wild fires. If your camping site is located in a national park of even a commercial site that there will most likely be cans available to dispose of your trash. However if you are camping in the wilderness then this becomes a much bigger issue. No matter what you unpack, it should all be packed back up when it is time Continue reading »
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