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The world has in recent years moved to become more about the green revolution. More and more people are embracing green technologies for the sake of the environment. The other trend that has grown beneficial to people is that outdoor adventures lead to personal development and ensure distress from the challenges of the modern world. Many people live depressing lives and these activities are about building the bigger sense of individuality. Many people choose beneficial outdoor adventures because of the personal development angle. It’s also important to point out that many outdoor adventures are designed to reduce environmental stress in their natural sense. Hence, you will discover that less mechanization, pollution and abuse of environmental resources happens. In their place, there are physical and social rewards promoted initiatives to ensure that environmental benefits accrue. With their goal setting and achievement emphasis, it’s no wonder; many corporate organizations choose beneficial adventures to instill teamwork in their employees. Some of the common activities that describe beneficial adventures include but are not limited to backpacking, canoeing, caving, hiking, mountain climbing, kayaking, rafting and camping, all of which need a lot of preparation, skills and patience to accomplish.

If you are staying at a campground there are normally lots of different activities to fill your day. Whether it is sight-seeing, photography, exploring the wilderness or games such as petanque or croquet or even just playing catch. You can normally find something to do without getting bored. However, when the sun goes down it is not so easy to fill in your time with activities so the following section is all about activities to do when it’s dark.   The Classic Campfire   There is nothing more fun during a camping trip than sitting around a campfire with family and friends at night under the bright shining stars and toasting marshmallows or smores. Building a campfire is actually quite easy but it's absolutely vital to do so responsibly so as not to damage the natural environment or endanger other people.   Location   It is especially important to find an area that is suitable for building a campfire. While camping in the great outdoors can be a bit more difficult to find a suitable place to build a fire as opposed to an actual campsite. It's imperative to follow all the rules as laid out by park rangers and to pick a site which is not too close to forested area, particularly bushes that could easily be ignited, and also not too close to a rocky area. It's also necessary to make use of a fire ring if provided but in the case that it isn't, stones will do the trick to help contain ash.   Firewood   When you've chosen the ideal spot to set up your campfire, the next important thing to think about is gathering firewood. You can gather firewood from your natural surroundings and it's ideal to collect twigs and branches as tinder as well as kindling to get the fire started easily. If wood is not readily available in the area where you are camping, it's recommended that you bring firewood with you.   Lighting the campfire   Building a campfire requires the builder to have a little bit of experience in truly getting it right but the whole process is relatively easy. A fire will burn properly with the aid of several pieces of wood along with air, and fuel. First thing needed is tinder which can be twigs, leaves, paper, wood shavings or pine needles. Followed by that is kindling which is mainly smaller sticks and then ultimately firewood which is larger wood to help maintain the fire.   To construct the fire, simply lay the kindling over the tinder in a criss-cross pattern while ensuring not to build too many layers as fire requires air ventilation to burn. There should be a small amount of room at the very bottom (the base) in order to light the tinder. Once lit, simply adding firewood will help keep the fire burning.    Safety is important so it's wise to not leave the fire unattended nor allow inexperienced people or young children to maintain it. Fire should be handled responsibly which means only those who are experienced in creating and maintaining fire should be supervising it.   Putting Your Fire Out   Making sure a fire is properly extinguished is extremely important. Firstly use water to snuff out the hot kindles and cover it with dirt/earth if need be. Carelessness could lead to spreading wildfires so make sure your fire has been put out completely.

Are you looking for a good time?  If you are, have you ever thought about going camping?  What is nice about camping is that it is an affordable recreational activity, and it will help you bond more with your family and friends. So, what are the occasions that camping can be great? Listed here are some of the occasions that camping can be used for.        1.)Family Vacation- Instead of spending more on a family vacation like renting a hotel, staying in another country and or spending your saved money on tourist spots like amusement parks you can just go camping. Other than the money,  what is more important is the bond and experience you will get are the same. Camping is  ideal for family vacations because it is affordable. Many families have found it much more affordable to go camping instead.     What is nice about going camping for your next family vacation is that you have an unlimited number of options. Many public campground parks are stocked full of activities, like boating, hiking, swimming, fishing, and so forth. No matter how old or young your children are, they will likely enjoy camping.        2.)Romantic Getaways- Some may not have thought about camping being associated with romantic getaways but believe me when I say that it is more romantic than most ideas. One of the many reasons why camping is more of a  romantic getaway is because you're enriching it with  nature. Many couples love the outdoor feel and the romance that it can create.   If you would like to go camping on your next romantic getaway, but  are unsure as to whether or not you want to camp in a tent, you should research a few of your other options.  There are rental stations that have RVs for rent. You may also find a number of public campgrounds that have cottages available for rent.        3.) Family reunion- Although family reunions are decreasing in popularity, they do still exist and are still fairly popular. It may seem that a big crowd of people would be  hard to manage but in the end it is worth it. This is the best way to gather your family and enjoy the camping experiences together. Daily activities can be used as a contest and to build teamwork while having a great adventure.        4.) Solo Camping Trip- Camping is also ideal if you are just looking to take a break or if you are looking to escape from your everyday life and all of the stresses that are associated with it.  Although fun is often associated with groups, you may enjoy a solo camping trip, even if it is only for one night. What you need to remember though is to be sure to keep a cell phone with you at all times.  Solo camping trips are nice, but they can be dangerous. Be sure to let someone that you know and trust where you will be camping and when you are expected to return.   The above mentioned occasions are just a few of the many instances, where you may want to think about taking a camping trip. As a reminder, camping is a nice and affordable recreational activity, whether you are looking to camp for only one night or one week.

Beginner campers all over the world enjoy the simplicity of camping every weekend.   How much effort you put into adequately planning your camping trip will determine how successful (and enjoyable) your trip will be.  Though some of these tasks may seem tedious and tiresome, the more often you put these tasks into practice the more fun you will have doing them.   Here are 30 Things You Must Know Before You Go On Your First Camping Trip:   Gather all your camping equipment in a corner of a room and keep adding to it as you think of it.   Use basket shelves in your car for easy storage.   Store your clothes in sports bags.   Make sure all heavy items are secure and are packed at the bottom of your car boot with lighter items on top.   Take one prepared meal in a freezer meal that can be easily reheated on arrival at your destination.   Make sure you have everything you need for a drink stop like tea bags, instant coffee, sugar, condensed milk, cordial, powder, biscuits, a two liter bottle of water, matches, kettle, wet wipes and tea cloth   If you are going away for a short trip prepare your hot dishes so that you have more time to relax at your camp site and enjoy yourself.   Stock up on fresh fruit and vegetables at every chance.   List everything you will eat on the number of days you are away.   Keep extras always on hand which includes flowers for cakes and breads, noodles, rice, beans and lentils.   Remember long life milk (two to three cartons of long life milk per day should be sufficient for a family of two children and two adults as a guide).   Try camping in your backyard to see how you feel about your tent and sleeping bags etc.   Your first camping gear does not have to be expensive.  It is more important that it is durable and keeps you protected from all weather conditions.  Bring a piece of ground cloth with you, a piece of plastic that goes under your tent.  Tuck the edges neatly underneath the tent.  The first thing you must consider when choosing the tent is the size ie the number of people your tent is going to house.   Take cutlery with you that is old and definitely won’t be missed if it doesn’t come home with you.   Keep cutlery separate from crockery by placing them in plastic containers with lids or in a tea towel in a plastic bag.   Here is a list of items of cutlery and crockery that may be useful for your next camping trip.  A fork, knife, teaspoon and dessert spoon should be enough for each person.     17. Have a serrated edge knife that can also be used as a bread knife.   Vegetable peeler and knife.   Metal egg lifter.   A large aluminium coffee pot, the larger the better.   Barbeque tongs.   Egg rings.   A small meat mallet.   A sharp knife and sharpener.   Can opener.   Large serving spoon and wooden spoon.   Make sure you have an enamel cup, bowl and plate for every person.   Use an enamel plate next to the fire to warm food.   Use an enamel plate as a base for food in your camp oven.   Bring paper plates in case you are in an area where water is scarce, and be sure to take your rubbish with you.

Camping with kids: What To Bring? Are you planning on going on a camping trip? The bigger question  is  are you planning to bring your partner, friends or your whole family? If the answer is yes this article is for you.  Sleeping comfortably outdoors is both convenient to you and your family especially if you have children on board. A happy kid means a happy camping trip. So what to pack for camping trips with kids? Here are some of the accessories that you may need in order to have a perfect camping trip  with kids.  RV Trailer Choosing a reliable RV trailer that’s easy to set up and big enough for everyone to get a good night’s sleep is the first step to having a successful family camping adventure. Kids sleeping bag A good comfortable  sleeping bag will keep the young ones warm and dry.  Sleeping pad A sleeping pad offers cushioning and insulation, crucial to keeping cozy when you’re tenting out.  Binoculars Stargazing and looking through binoculars at nature can be a fascination for  the whole family. This can help kids develop their curiosity on how and what the environment looks like. Hammock What is camping if you don’t have a hammock? Right? Well hammock is a must have accessory because this will keep your little ones busy at the same  time while they read a storybook.  Portable chair This can be  useful to everyone. You can sit comfortably and at the same time can promote bonding moments with your little kids.  Headlamp and flashlight If possible, give everyone a headlamp or a flashlight. This will become handy at night. It will be fun especially if you prepared an activity during the dark hours. Water bottles A handy 6 pack of water bottles will be convenient for the whole family especially kids. This will keep them hydrated all the time. These are some of a must haves when camping with kids. You can also personalize your list depending on what your kid’s preferences are. It is also important to ask their opinions and ideas so your children feel that their ideas are valued and important. So, what are you waiting for? Grab a pen and paper and discuss with your family the things that you may need on your next camping trip. Book your next RV trailer rental with us and enjoy camping.

RV Camping checklist? Why do campers need one? Well for starters, without a list , packing can be more stressful. A list is a very important tool for you to plan ahead on what will  be needed for your camping trip. With this, forgetting something especially when you are already on the road will be minimized. With a good list packing will become more relaxing and your trip will definitely be a success.  Tips for what to write in your checklist: List everything that you think may be useful for your camping trip You may not need all the items listed so better sort out first before gathering it. Remove things that are unnecessary. When you need things that are not on the list, you can add it ahead of time. Finalizing the things that you need will help you be more prepared.  Be specific to the things that you will bring. Bring only those things that you think will be used.  Organize your list. Separate the things that you need on a certain part of the RV. For instance make a separate list for closet needs, kitchen needs and outdoor needs. Don't forget to wear a watch to put the towing mirrors on the vehicle the trailer keys the meal plan a roll of quarters (for laundromat, arcade, parking meters) Your personalized checklist To get more tips or ideas about camping 101 visit us on our website www.coastalcampingrentals.com or you can even drop a message on our Facebook and Youtube account @CoastalCampingRentals. See you on your next camping escapade.

20 Things you Must-Haves for Your Next RV Trailer Camping A comfy bed.  Who does not want a comfy bed on his camping trip right? This one gets the number one position on the list for it is a must that you get the best sleep and resting session for your camping. Coffee! – Everybody loves coffee, right? When camping you must have your favorite coffee with you to help you be relaxed from all your worries. Besides, does not  coffee solve everything? Like when you are sleepy or you just want a sip of it to feel energized.   Something to bake in. – This one may or may not be included in the rental RV you got but it’s nice to know ahead of time if your RV or trailer has a stove or oven for baking. If yes, that is an absolutely good answer as you can purchase a ready to make pizza or spaghetti for you and your family.   Something to cook on outdoors.  – if you have an outdoor stove specifically used for camping then it's  a good idea if you can bring it with you so that you can cook your special dish that you and your family will enjoy.   Camp Chairs – This one is important as well, even if you have the best furniture inside the RV or trailer, no one can deny the fact that most of us want to go outside of our RV and enjoy nature lying in front of us. Camping chairs help us be much closer to nature. RV Rug – Ask the rental company if this is included in the rental RV and if it is yes then that's one less thing to worry about but, if not you can try to bring your own so that your RV rug can be put in front of the door to minimize dirt getting inside the RV. Cleanliness is always a priority.   Wine tool – We know there will be wine, right? A wine tool can help your day become easier as you no longer need to  to worry about how to open your  favorite wine.   Dishes – Don’t forget to take enough dishes! An Extra dish can be used to put your cooked or uncooked food away. A simple reminder, bring paper plates and plastic cups even though it is considered more wasteful than regular plates. So try regular plates for a greener environment. BBQ Lighters and backup matches – You can’t have a campfire without a match.    Pie Irons – Cooking over a campfire is so much easier with an iron skillet.   Head Lamp – I love headlamps. They are so much more useful than flashlights because you can still use your hands. Plus, most of the newer one come with a red lens so I can read without bugging others after they go to sleep. Score!   Tool Set – You never know when you will need a hammer or a screwdriver. Remember to put all the necessary tools in one place to avoid confusion and always to keep out of sight from little children. You will never know when it will be used so you must always be ready.   Glow in the Dark Duct Tape – Use the duct tape to mark your awning poles so you don’t run into them. Who knew? Hatchet – You have to have something to make kindling with, right? No hatchet means no fire.   Dishpans – If your sink is tiny and can only hold a little to few water. A dishpans will come in handy. You can always bring the pans and dishes outside the e trailer to avoid all that mess washing them inside your RV.   Marshmallow and Hot Dog Roasting Sticks – Because S’mores and hot dogs are amazing. Hammock – If you want to just feel  nature around you then a hammock is a must have for your camping adventure . Try it out so you and your family can enjoy the fresh air outside your RV at the same time you can change or switch places anytime.   Games and Cards – This one is great for learning and a fun way to while away the city. At the same time this will be your bonding moments with your family. A special tip: Cellphone and other electronic devices can be collected by one person in your family so that everyone can enjoy this physical experience.   Music – Music is with us always. So this is a must have for you to get bond with your family, especially if you and your family are music lovers. You can also bring guitars or other musical instruments so that...

Flying overseas or exploring new parts of the world is always exciting but it can also be a load on the finances. This is why camping is such a popular way to spend a vacation because it's not as expensive, it can also provide a great and rewarding experience for the entire family and can be a source of a lot of fun and great memories as you enjoy the world outside of the big cities.   When you first start out camping and also need to lay down some terrific guidelines on how to get the most out of your camping experience.   In light of this it is important to note that although this information has at times been focused heavily on do's and don'ts what is in essence the most important aspect to camping is to have fun first and foremost and to enjoy the whole camping experience and if it doesn't turn out well, remember what wasn't quite right and remember for next time so it doesn't happen again.    Camping is one of the biggest and most popular activities in the world and is still growing tremendously as a preferred pastime for millions of people.   If you still have yet to take the plunge and venture out into nature and enjoy the wildlife, ask yourself this question... What better time is there than now?

Are you stressed out and want to unwind for a while. Do you want to have a weekend getaway? Are you planning to enjoy camping with your family and friends? If yes let me tell you what the power of camping is.  Camping is an activity that most people enjoy and let’s be realistic here, there is not one time in our life that we have gone camping and not enjoyed it. If not then this will be your first time and we will assure you that you will enjoy it. So what are the benefits of Camping out? Listed here are some of the benefits of Camping. Build Memories. Whether it is a short trip or a 7 day camping trip. What’s more important is the memories you acquired every time you went camping. From the food you packed up to the campfire that you built. Most importantly, the memories with your camping buddies. Admit it, it is more fun to do camping especially when you enjoy the people you are camping with. Builds Identity. Humanity has been camping for most of its history. There was no such thing as air conditioning prior to the 70’s. No one had an indoor seat to sit on to take a dump prior to the early 20th century. When we sit around a campfire telling stories, sleep out under the stars and wake up to start the day filled with activities. Camping enables us to have a primal connection to pioneers and settlers. Builds Camaraderie. Most of the people nowadays tend to isolate. Our technology has enabled us to be isolated because we don’t need anyone else. We don’t need someone to kill a deer for us to eat. We just went to a restaurant. We don’t need someone to sew a patch for us, we just buy another pair of pants. We don’t need a friend who has mechanical skills, we just pay someone to take care of the leak. This is how society is built and I’m somewhat thankful for it. But in the process we isolate ourselves and become cut off from truly needing other people. Camping is a communal effort. Someone gathers firewood, someone starts the fire, someone breaks out the food, people help each other with their tents or a structure to shield the rain, etc. This activity is a springboard into lasting friendship. Builds Hardiness. Camping will make us strong. If you haven’t tried camping and you stayed in your comfort zone. You will be shocked how camping is different. In camping you are doing things on your own and it will need physical attention. In this way it is like you are exercising and letting new energy run through in your bodies. You exert effort and with this effort you build the hardiness that you need. Builds Confidence. Our confidence takes a hit and we don’t feel capable…because we aren’t. When a man learns to build a fire to stay warm, to keep himself sustained without fast food, or figures out how to mend a broken tent pole he becomes a problem solver. Problem solvers have a right to have confidence which gives them a leg up on whatever the future may hold. Camping scratches something deep inside of us. It produces something different in our character. When we return to civilization, we do so with a changed identity. It is the way it has always been and we would do well to emulate the person who has gone before us in every time period and on every continent. The best camping would be camping with your family.  It spurs teamwork, conversations, character, laughter and memories that no hotel ever will. I encourage you to try it. Make it an easy start. Load up your car with a bunch of food, blankets and firewood and park it at a sanctioned park where there is a fire ring and restrooms nearby. You can use the wet wipes in the woods the next time.

Are you interested in going camping in the near future?  Camping is a fun and exciting recreational activity. What is nice about camping is that you have a number of different options, in terms of locations.  A few of the many locations that you may want to visit for your next camping trip are listed below.    1.) State park State park tops the best location when going on a camping trip. This is usually run and monitored by the government so security and maintenance will never be an issue. State parks come with a number of hiking trails, lakes, ponds or streams so there will be plenty of activities that you and your family can do. So if you prefer a location where rules are always followed, state park is a must go.    2.) Campgrounds This is somehow the same as state park, the only difference is that campgrounds are intended  especially for campers. You can find almost everything here from activities up to areas where first aid is needed. This is like a camping package where you will not have a problem if an emergency will arise.     3.) Beach  Camping on a beach will never get you bored. It’s like camping near nature. A fresh air, the noise of the water splashing to each other and the touch of water makes you feel young and refreshed. A breath of beach camping will ease a tense mind especially if you want to run away with the noises in the city.     4.) Backyard  What is there to lose than camping in your backyard? This may sound boring but believe me when I say that this is not. Camping in your own backyard is like going away in your home but not leaving entirely everything. This camping is good especially if you have little kids who just want to feel the air outside your home. It is also like a preparation for them to go camping. It will help them get familiarized with what is camping all about. After all, the main benefit of camping is bonding. A family bond is the most important after all.   The above mentioned locations are just a few of the many locations that you may want to keep in mind, when planning your next camping adventure. To decide where you should camp, you may want to examine the distance from your intended destination to your home, the cost of making a reservation at the onsite or nearby activities and most especially you should consider who you are bringing along in the camping. Ideas and opinions of each member who will go with you in the camping is very important as this will make your camping the best camping you have. Who doesn’t want to have the best experiences and adventures in camping.  Keeping these factors in mind will help to ensure that you choose the best location for your next camping adventure, no matter how long or short you plan on it being.