| Camping is fun. There is no doubt about
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| | snack inside the tent.
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| that. But as harmless as camping may seem
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| | 4. Speaking of insects, another kind you
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| compared to extreme sports and activities
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| | should protect yourself from are
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| like bungee jumping or rock climbing, you
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| | mosquitoes which are common residents in
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| still need to always be cautious about
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| | forest areas. These dreadful insects
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| your safety during a camping trip.
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| | being as tiny as they are can cause
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| Below are some safety guidelines to
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| | different kinds of diseases like malaria
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| ensure that you have an enjoyable and
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| | and dengue. Be sure to pack sufficient
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| safe camping experience.
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| | insect repellent and to bring a tent with
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| 1. Buy durable and high quality camping
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| | mesh screens to protect yourself from
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| gears that you can rely on even during
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| | mosquito bites.
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| trying times. Don't opt for cheap camping
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| | 5. Never use or even attempt to light up
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| equipment just to save a couple of cents
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| | candles or gas lanterns inside your tent.
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| because you'll be in bigger trouble if
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| | This is extremely dangerous and may start
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| your poor quality tent falls apart in the
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| | a fire. Opt for safe catalytic heaters
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| middle of a sudden storm. For example,
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| | like the Coleman SportCat (TM)
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| Coleman can guarantee you of sturdy
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| | Perfectemp (TM) Catalytic Heater with
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| camping gears that will make you feel
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| | InstaStart (TM) Technology designed for
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| that you're always in safe hands.
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| | indoor use or to be used in enclosed
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| 2. Don't leave food unattended in the
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| | areas such as a tent. It is a good idea
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| camping site for this may attract bears.
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| | to place this heater in an elevated area
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| If only bears are like Yogi Bear who just
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| | like on top of a cooler so that it does
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| steals picnic baskets and makes funny
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| | not come in contact with the tent's floor
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| wisecracks afterwards, then you don't
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| | and minimizes the risk of you rolling
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| have any problem. But it's different in
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| | over on it as you sleep. Keep it at least
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| real life. Close encounters with bears
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| | two feet away from anything that can be
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| and other wild forest creatures is one
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| | harmed by heat.
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| thing you want to avoid during camping
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| | 6. Pick a safe and well known campsite.
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| trips. Be sure to put away any leftover
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| | Don't go for deserted areas that are very
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| food or food container before you go back
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| | far from civilization. There are many
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| to your tent or before you go to sleep.
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| | camping parks that have guards to keep
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| 3. Don't eat inside the tent. This is a
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| | you safe even at night. But if you're the
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| precaution to avoid the small but
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| | adventurous type who loves to go camping
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| terrible insects like ants that will
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| | in the middle of the forest, it is wise
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| follow trails of crumbs inside your tent
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| | to choose spots that are recommended by
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| and will possibly feast on your skin on
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| | fellow campers or have been tried by
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| too. So if you don't want to be waken up
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| | friends and family.
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| in the middle of the night or to wake up
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| | Remember, to always opt for the safe
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| the next day with red stinging ant bites
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| | side. As they say, it's always better
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| on your body, say no to a late evening
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| | safe than sorry.
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