As a longtime camping enthusiast, I have made sure our family has done lots of camping together. Over the years, I have learned, mostly by trial and error, what works and what doesn’t in a camping environment with kids. So, if you want to have a good family camping trip, here are some tried and true methods to make camping fun and rewarding.
Come Prepared. Besides your campsite, the best predictor of family camping success is the level of your preparation. The Boy Scout motto of “Be Prepared” really has a place in the camping world. Your basic camping gear and equipment for any outdoor experience should include at least the following:
* First aid kit – well stocked and replenished
* Tent with rain fly and ground cloth
* Sleeping bags with appropriate rating for temperature
* Camping mattresses, cots or foam pads
* Rain Gear—especially light-weight ponchos for everyone
* Flashlights
* Extra batteries
* Camping stove and fuel
* Camping lantern and fuel
* Camping cook set including can openers
* Water carriers
* Waterproof containers
* Sunscreen
* Insect repellent
* Camping cooler
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