Wet sleeping bags can quickly ruin a camping trip. If you allow water to leak into your bag, the only way to dry it out before retiring for the evening may be to hang it up by the fire. But, with...
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Even as I write this article out, I'm being bothered by a particularly irritating mosquito welt on the inside of my elbow. Mosquitos, along with other insects, are all too happy to take a bite out of...
Waterproofing your tent can take some time and a few critical supplies, but is an important task that should be completed before venturing out into the wilderness. Well-made tents come straight from...
Even with the best preparations and the most careful protection of your equipment, accidents and uncertainties are bound to happen in the wilderness. When your tent gets dirty, wet, and smelly, it...
Storing a wet tent is a dangerous proposition no matter where you put it or for how long. Mold growth happens fast, and if you aren't careful, your tent could become worthless as it becomes infested...
The Best Ways to Store Your Camping Gear and Avoid Damaging It!
Last summer, I learned my lesson the hard way about storing my camping gear in the right conditions. I kept my stuff scattered around a hot garage and, when I took my backpacking stuff out for a...