The top 10 tips for your first camping adventure

UAE has many things to be offered when coming to outdoor activities, especially now after a cooler season has arrived. Short camping trip with family and friends is the perfect way to escape from the crowd and busyness of the city. Remember to plan ahead so you have all important camping equipment with you.

Kick off the outdoor season with 10 tips on our top camping to take advantage of your next adventure.

1. Plan your camping route with GPS

Now after you choose your camping purpose, you need to find out how long it takes to get there and what you need to bring. Various applications such as Google Maps and Roadtrippers are the best to suggest shortcuts, restaurants, pit stops, the nearest gasoline station etc. For larger accuracy change your route into GPS coordinates for longitude and latitude details – which can be shared with fellow camping on the way.

2. Stay related when camping

This tip is very important for solo camping and backpacker. Always tell someone where you go by dropping them PIN your location or send your GPS coordinates and your trip plan first.

3. Go portable with an electric bank

Electric banks are very important to keep cameras, smart phones, and other camping equipment. Solar panels like Powertraveller Solarmonkey Expedition Portable Charger is a great tool. This can be used as a charger that stands alone and can charge every 5-Volt device including iPhone, Android smartphone and window, GOPRO, GPS and more. Additional batteries are also useful!

4. Pack adequate water and remain hydrated

Staying hydrated outdoors is very important, especially in this part of the world. If your camping trip involves a lot of trekking or path, you must carry a water bottle that holds at least 4L per person, depending on the length of your trip.

5. Protect your skin outdoors

Repetition of sunscreen and mosquitoes should not be forgotten. Lake, dense forest, and stagnant ponds are home to various small creatures such as mosquitoes and homes. The campfire can further worsen this and damage your mood. Therefore, it is very important for you to bring mosquito repellent to protect pests. Don’t forget to smear a high SPF sunscreen to protect your skin from dangerous UVA/UVB rays.

6. Camping Snacks for Energy Package

For camping or climbing one day, you can take sandwiches and fresh fruits to be fulfilled, but for a longer trip, be sure to bring lunch bags with food that is not easily rotten like granola bars, peanut-based bar and canned items so you always have something to keep you excited.

7. Bring a torch or lantern

Lantern, torch, and flashlight are very important for camping travel last night. Before you leave, make sure you try to turn it on to make sure they are not wrong. For camping, LED lights are useful if you plan to have a late night barbecue.

8. Pitch and you before dark

Pitching tents can require 2-3 people, especially if you are a beginner. The best way to avoid experiencing delays is to practice at home to get used to the process. Read the instructions carefully and attach the tent to be preferred under a tree to prepare your sleeping bag and avoid direct rays at sunrise.

9. Extinguish your campfire safely

When you are ready to call it at night, make sure you let the wood completely burn before you pour water to sink coals and put out fires. If the campfire is large, ask others to camp to help you stir up the bonfire ash and dried shovels when extinguished.

10. Leave a trail in the campsite

We understand your love for the wild, that’s why it is important for you to preserve this hidden gem for explorers and similar adventurers. Always adjust the garbage bag at the location so that camping can avoid campsite. Store the empty plastic bottle in a separate bag so that it can be dropped into a recycled trash near him.

What camping equipment should I wrap for my first trip?

Find everything you need for your camping trip on the outside of SSS, which includes everything, ranging from coats to tents and solar -paneled charging, so you have all the equipment that is ready to use.