🏕️ Unlock the Secrets of Tent Camping: 6 Insider Tips | Campsite Classes
🏕️ Unlock the Secrets of Tent Camping: 6 Insider Tips | Campsite Classes
Are you planning a tent camping trip but feeling overwhelmed by all the preparation and unknowns? Look no further. In this video, we’ll share 6 insider tips to help you unlock the secrets of tent camping. These tips are based on years of experience and will help you make the most of your outdoor adventure. So grab your tent and let’s get started:
1. Find a flat area, free of tripping hazards or sharp objects to set up your tent: When choosing a spot to set up your tent, make sure the ground is flat and free of any sharp objects or tripping hazards. This will ensure that your tent is stable and safe to sleep in.
2. Pack a small hammer to make installing tent stakes easier: Tent stakes are essential for keeping your tent in place, but they can be difficult to install without the right tools. Pack a small hammer or mallet to make the process easier and faster.
3. Keep the inside organized for maximum space and comfort: A cluttered tent can make it difficult to move around and can also be uncomfortable to sleep in. Keep your gear organized and stored in designated areas to maximize space and comfort. Use storage pockets or hanging organizers to keep your gear off the ground and within easy reach.
4. Hang gear for easy access at night: Hanging your gear from the ceiling of your tent can be a great way to keep it organized and within easy reach at night. Use carabiners or hooks to hang your backpack, clothes, and other gear from the tent’s ceiling. This will also help keep your gear off the ground and away from any moisture or dirt.
5. Use a plastic woven outdoor rug to keep the inside clean: A plastic woven outdoor rug can be a great addition to your tent setup. It will help keep the inside of your tent clean and dry, and also provide a comfortable surface to walk on. You can also use the rug as a designated area for your shoes or other gear.
6. Position the door away from the campfire to avoid smoke: If you plan on having a campfire, make sure to position your tent’s door away from the fire. This will help prevent smoke from entering your tent and also reduce the risk of any sparks or embers landing on your tent.
By following these tips, you can ensure a comfortable and safe tent camping experience.
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No car camping for me😂 flat enough is good 👍
How about not buying plastic to throw away
As an England we don’t bring hammers we camp in the beach on shells and rocks but how is the tents are not flat and still siting?
We went camping once for the first time on a mountain that took us around an hour and half to reach the top, it started raining from 11pm to 5am , tent started leaking, wet dying from cold, we felt like frodo, sam, and golum from lotr 😅😂 it was our first time , i need to buy the needed kit first before trying it again.
Where you bought the rug?
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Fire at the back of the tent, lol, that makes it easier for the Bear to Come inside, lol.😂😂
And make sure the top of the tent faces up. Come here for more of the obvious.
Flat level ground without rocks or sticks…. I’ve never seen such a unicorn.
tip#1 camp with a copanion!!!!
Don’t listen to advice from someone, who doesn’t even know how to put in the stakes…
First tip is the most obvious thing already, great content
Hindi yan astral projection uy. In person na talaga yan kasi may dala2x ng mga 6 person automatic tent eh at madami pang ibang mga bitbitin & dala-dalahin LOL sis in law eww yikes KIDDING.
Make sure to keep all your food safe & secure with you IN THE TENT so no critters can steal your food!!!
And of course, the very most important thing is: do not sleep with your head downhill
Everyone knows how to erect a tent is this a joke
Here’s a tip, don’t take advice from a man that wears flip flops and owns a poodle
Also dont be down wind of your campfire! sparks can be a bad deal.
What about big foot??
Thank you for not blasting your background music. This way we can actually hear what you have to say.
Bro what. Isn’t this all just common sense??
👍🏼Nice!
This also helps.
A rake to clear the area for the tent.
Cardboard to protect the tent bottom.
Broom and dust pan to clean tent before packing back up.
Old floor mats at the tent entrance.
This isn’t "unlock secrets" this is "absolute beginner tips"
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I go to your Kensington valley location and imma tell you right now, ITS FIRE❤️❤️❤️❤️🔥🔥🔥
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Push in the tent pegs the other way so they are holding in the ground better against wind
This dude looks like he prepares for his camping trip by getting a pedicure.
So helpful!!!
One thing I like to do is bring a medium to heavy duty tarp that sits under the tent.
Got a double cover tent but keep getting mini microscopic spiders slugs flies and snails getting through the small holes in the mesh at the top of my tent I tried using celetape 😂but it’s fxckin useless just tryna make do with what I have available but yeah absolute nuisance I won’t ever camp on grass again fml 😂
Camping? That’s glamping my guy…
0:18 small hammer – good idea. Last time i had to use my hatchet. But this idea is great👏🔥🙌
Cheer~~~a portable shelter made of cloth, supported by one or more poles and stretched tight by cords or loops attached to pegs driven into the ground.😊
My friend and I are planning to go camping for the first time, and guess what—this video came up first in the search. Thank you for sharing.
Anyone disagree with fire by the door
Unless you have a car nearby, I would not be carrying that hammer (or not to mention half that stuff) Too much weight. Nothing a big rock or small piece of log can’t handle.
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Carry a hammer is the worst advice ever. Just find a rock or stone nearby.
Your tips are rubbish.
hammer? in nature? don’t have feet? no stones around or logs? LOL
and the pins. if you them at that angle as he has shown, they will get pulled out if any wind around. top of the pins has to be angled AWAY from the tent.
this guy’s copying verge’s style of how to… 😀
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Лчень красивая палатка 😊
What kind of tent is that?
What brand of tent is this? Thanks!
Anybody else think “taut” is a weird word?
Can u please help me with a week at this campground please
Like the time we didn’t put the rain fly up and then a thunderstorm hit in the middle of the night. everything was soaked. And our three kids, all under 7 at the time, were scared.
DONT BRING A HAMMER!!
I always just find a rock or large stick and use it like a hammer!