Camping Hacks: How to Have a Blast on Your Next Camping Trip!: Camping Trips

By Sarah Benson

Are you interested in turning your boring, everyday camping trip into the time of your life?

Would you like to know how you can make it a blast for your kids and anyone else who goes along with you by making it easier and smoother?

Then you’ll want to scroll up and grab a copy of this book on how to turn your camping trip into the time of your life with some of these amazing hacks! You’ll find information on how to prepare your tent, how to create a light source with or without flames, different and unique things you can cook while camping, general hacks on how to stay hygienic and still have fun, and hacks on how to survive cold weather camping.

There are unique hacks such as:

• How to deter and get rid of ticks naturally.
• How to create single-use packets of toothpaste and antibiotics.
• How to keep mosquitos away naturally.
• How to clean grease off your utensils and dishes without using hot water.
• How to make a homemade burner.
• And much more!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Guava Books
• Release date: Jan 30, 2017
• ISBN: 9781386942795

Book preview

Introduction

Camping; for some it’s the time of their life, and for others it’s the bane of their existence. The difference between the people who love to go camping and the ones who don’t is that the ones who love to go camping know how to be prepared for the great outdoors, and the ones who don’t have no idea what to do with their time or the equipment they have. Whether this is your first time camping and you need a few practical tips or this is your hundredth time camping and you’re still interested in learning something new, you’ll love this book!

You’ll find tips on how to make food for the kids with a campfire, some sticks, and a few simple ingredients, or how to make going to the bathroom a lot more comfortable if you don’t have a camper or a bathroom nearby. Afraid of getting bit my mosquitos or drained by ticks? There’s something you can do about that, and it doesn’t involve commercial bug