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Tent AC Port: Fitting a Unit to a Tent Without One

Most people discover the problem after the air conditioner is already in the trunk. The unit works, the campground has …

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Sleeping Pad for Side Sleepers: Hip Relief

Side sleepers have a specific complaint about camping and it is always the same one. You lie down, roll onto …

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Reclining Camp Chair: Lie Back Without Tipping

Leaning back in a camp chair should not feel like a risk assessment. Plenty of campers have pushed a standard …

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How to Shower While Camping With No Facilities

Camping without a shower block is not the problem people imagine. The problem is doing it badly: shivering in a …

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Easy Camping Meals You Cook on One Burner

Camp cooking goes wrong in the planning, not at the stove. Somebody picks recipes that each need three pans, a …

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Tent Stakes for Hard Ground, Sand and Mud

The stakes that come in the bag with a family tent are the cheapest part of the tent, and on …

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Tent Heater Safety: CO Alarms and Clearances

Most tent heater accidents are not exotic. They are a sleeping bag that slumped against a hot reflector, a cylinder …

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Sleeping Pad for Camping: R Value Over Thickness

Sleeping pads get sold on thickness because thickness is easy to photograph. A four inch pad looks twice as comfortable …

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Lightweight Camp Chair Without the Wobble

Light camp chairs have a reputation problem, and it is deserved on the cheap end. A frame that flexes every …

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Composting Camp Toilet: Worth It for Car Camping

Composting toilets arrived in the camping world through vans and boats, not through tents. They were designed for people who …

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Coleman Camp Stoves Compared, Model by Model

Coleman has been building green camp stoves for so long that the shape itself is shorthand for camping. That heritage …

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Tent for a Family of Four That Still Fits the Car

Two adults and two kids is the most common car camping headcount in the country, and it is also the …

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Everything here is general information about camping gear, not a substitute for the manual that came with your equipment. Anything that burns fuel, including stoves, lanterns, heaters and fire pits, belongs outside the tent unless the maker publishes a rating for enclosed use, so follow the clearance and ventilation instructions and carry a working carbon monoxide alarm. Campfire and fuel restrictions change by season and by site, so check them with the land manager before you light anything. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases.

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