Cooking outdoors can be as easy as cooking at home, or it can be super exciting involving fire! We wrote an article a few weeks ago on the different types of camping stove available for, but today we’d like to expand on that a bit and discuss one of our Read more…
There’s one thing that Niki is useless at when it comes to our camping adventures: packing the car for camping! So this is as much for her as it is for you, our dear readers.
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Camping stoves are the central part of any camp. From tea to dinner, your stove will be your best friend. Sure, campfires are really pretty and can be fun, but most UK campsites don’t allow open fires. Campfires can also be more trouble than they’re worth to keep lit, especially in the rain or with damp fuel.
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Camping in the rain isn’t much fun. We have to be honest here. Fee and I have camped in all weather, rain wind, snow, hail, sunshine, lightning. It can actually be really fun if you’re prepared for it, but when the rain catches you off gaurd then it’s not fun. This post will hopefully give you a few lesser-known tips to make that rainy camping experience a little better.
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That time has rolled around, you can feel it in the air, the days are a little bit warmer, the birds are singing and the buds are just peeking through. This, my friends, is springtime! It’s usually around this time of year, February/March time, that I start to get tent cravings. It’s been packed up for too long. There is, however, one massive problem with camping in the cold weather: how do I stay warm when the nights are REALLY cold?
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