Camping Articles

1). A Nice Savanna Vacation By : Jenny Riley
Almost everyone have their own ideal vacation spot. This usually considered as the perfect place where the worries and toils of survival can be forgotten momentarily. And two natural elements that often characterize this ideal vacation spot are the sun and the ocean. There must be something about the sea that makes people flock to it. But humans we know are very unique.
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2). Popup Campers – A Cost-Effective Camper For Those Fun Outdoor Adventures By : Gray Rollins
Camping is a great way to enjoy the outdoors. This experience can be enhanced by using a pop-up camper instead of tents. These campers can be rented for one-time trips, but can also be purchased relatively inexpensively. They are a fun way to travel and camp at your favorite outdoor area. Popup campers are fairly inexpensive. New trailers can be purchased from $5,000 to $10,000.
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3). Car Camping By : John Morris
When you are strapped for cash but need a place to crash, you just might consider a local campground. Car camping is not turning your vehicle into a rolling motel, but rather packing up your camping gear and heading out to the campsite of your choice...
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4). Advantages And Disadvantages of Bus Conversion Motorhomes By : Jim Johnson
You have seen them as they go down the highway. They are the behemoths of the motorhome and RV industry. They are bus conversion motorhomes.
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5). Different Types Of ATV Accessories By : David Stone
The ATV has gained huge popularity because of its versatility. It is included in many different outdoor activities like racing, hunting and camping. This has made way for many customizable features that you can add to your ATV. Racing ATVs look very different from conventional ATVs that you may see in rural areas. They are usually customized with different wheels, shocks and exhaust systems.
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6). What Is A Vintage Camper? By : Gray Rollins
Campers from the 40’s, 50’s and 60’s are considered vintage. They are classics and evoke feelings of a time gone by. Many people choose to purchase a vintage model for the look and quality. Not only do they provide comfortable and convenient camping facilities, but they are also easy and inexpensive to maintain. Vintage campers can be easily found online.
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7). 30 Top Camping Tips For Beginners By : Karin Manning
Copyright 2006 Karin Manning Seasoned novices and beginners alike all over the world every weekend enjoy the simplicity of camping. The idea of camping to some of you conjures up images that may make you cringe, especially those of you who have never camped as a child or have heard horror stories from friends and relatives, and have unfairly decided never to give it a fair go.
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8). The Oregon Trail – Beginning in Arrow Rock, Missouri By : Nomad Rick
The Oregon Trail holds a unique place in the history of the United States. Thousands of pioneers used the trail to populate the middle and western parts of the country in the 19th century. Oregon Trail In the eighteen hundreds, the east coast of the United States had become overcrowded and expensive. For relief, people looked to the opportunities in the then limitless west.
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9). Towable RV’s Part II By : Dorrie Ruplinger
There are two main categories of recreational vehicles (RV’s); motorized and towable. Towable RV’s include fifth wheels, travel trailers, folding/tent/pop-up campers, toy haulers, and park models. Discussion of fifth wheels and travel trailers were covered in part I of this article. In this article, part II, discussion of folding/tent/pop-up campers, toy haulers, and park models will be discussed.
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10). Is Your RV's Fresh Water Really Fresh? By : Nicky Pilkington
Caring for your Camper or Recreational Vehicles fresh water system is simple and easy when you know how.
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11). Using the Sun to Power Your RV By : Rick Solare
Jumping in your RV and leaving the rat race for the weekend is an American tradition. Did you know you can provide power to your RV with the sun while getting away from it all? The Sun is Everywhere! One of the biggest misconceptions regarding solar power is that it is limited to large panel systems on roofs. Au contraire! With new nanotechnology, solar power systems will soon be applied with the paint you use to improve your home.
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12). Three Things To Consider Before Full-timing In An RV By : Jim Johnson
Making the choice to take off on the open road to see the country in a modern RV or motorhome is the dream of many people today. And Americans are increasingly doing just that.
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13). RV Loan Mistakes That You Must Avoid By : Jim Johnson
Deciding which motorhome or RV to buy often is only part of the buying process at hand. Actually, more money can be lost on making the financing arrangements than almost anywhere else in the deal.
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14). Cold Weather Survival By : Trevor Paetkau
Six hours from the trailhead, 2 hours past his turn-around time and with storms filling in from the valley, Alex Theissen was at the edge of panic. What had started as a unremarkable spring outing in the White Mountains was going south quickly and the prospect of spending the night exposed at the timberline, with plummeting temperatures and not much more than some hard cheese and a foil survival blanket was becoming a distinct reality.
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15). Firearms And The Protection Of Family By : DesertOnline.com
During the turbulent birth of our country, our forefathers gave us the right to bear arms via the 2nd Amendment of the Constitution. There are many ongoing debates, pro & con on this topic. I for one, am grateful for the 2nd Amendment. Having worked in the law enforcement field for several years, I fully understand that most often, police respond to a call well after the crime has been committed.
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16). Hammocks- Relax in a Hammock Bed, Chair, or Swing. By : Neisha Bjorklund
This article deals with the most common use of the word hammock. A hammock is a sling for sleeping or resting in. Particularly in the southern US, a hammock can also mean a piece of thickly wooded land, usually covered with bushes and vines. The hammock is a device used to sleep or rest in and consists of cloth or a network of twine or thin rope which is stretched between two firm points to create the perfect hammock.
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17). How To Spice Up Your Outdoor Cooking with Online Camping Recipes By : Karin Manning
Copyright 2006 Karin Manning There’s something so amazing about cooking in the outdoors. The scent of fresh air, the harmonious singing of birds, and the awesome panoramic view seem to beckon the beauty of one’s soul and enhance the senses. That makes cooking outdoors such a wonderful experience. Simple outdoor cooking is good enough in itself - toasting marshmallows, hotdogs and stuff.
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18). How To Build A Campfire! By : Bob Alexander
Tips on campfire building, fire safety tips and memories of campfires past.
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19). Hiking Boots: Step Into The Perfect Fit By : Daniel Lebarge
There are only two rules for buying hiking boots: good quality and good fit. But if it is that simple, why do so many hikers end up wearing poorly fitted boots? According to Backpacker magazine, seventy percent of hikers wear boots that don't fit right -- and they often don't even know it. Their boots leave them with blisters and sore feet, but they think that's just part of hiking.
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20). Advantages And Disadvantages of Class A Motorhomes By : Jim Johnson
A lot of people are choosing Class A motorhomes as their traveling vehicle over fifth wheel and travel trailers these days. You see them everywhere now.
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21). Cooking Tips When Out Camping By : Kadence Buchanan
While we were kids, my brother and I, had the opportunity of traveling around the countryside with our father and explore everything our home country had to offer to the three musketeers, which was our code name.
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22). Different Types and Ways of Signalling By : Mitch Johnson
When you go for camping, it is very important to know how to give a signal, in case if you are in some trouble. Signaling can be done in different types. In this article you will know more about signaling.
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23). Tips On Inspecting An RV Before You Buy By : Jim Johnson
Buying a used motorhome can be a stressful experience as there is always the fear that you are buying someone else's problems. And that may be true.
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24). Mmm Mmm - Gotta Love That Pie Mold By :
Copyright 2006 Mike Patrick Jr, MD Pie mold. No, it's not the fuzzy stuff you find a week after Aunt Loretta sends you home with left-overs. Campers know what I'm talking about. Pie molds were all the rage in the Seventies--and they're still popular today. One of my favorite childhood memories is sitting around the campfire as a kid, feeling the warmth on my face, watching the flames dance, listening to the hiss and pop of burning wood, and smelling the acrid aroma that will linger in your clothes until their next washing.
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25). 9 Simple Tailgating Tips for Beginners that Will Make You Feel Like a Pro By : Nicola Kennedy
Many people nowadays are getting interested in tailgating. If you haven't tried ir and you want to throw a successful tailgating party that no one will ever forget, then this article is for you. Here are 9 things you need to consider as a beginner in tailgating: 1. Before having a party, be sure that you have already packed up the things you need.
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