How can I Camp Safely in the Wild?

Camping in the wild is necessary in many cases. The camp you need depends on the terrain, the season, and the comfort you seek. Common camping methods include camping bags, canopies, and tents, which provide increased protection in order. How can we camp more safely in the wild? As a Waterproof Camping Mat Wholesale, share with you.

Outdoor camping, please try to follow the following rules

Build a camp in a safe place

Before camping, you must first confirm that the campsite is safe. When you see a good campsite, you should look around and look at it in various ways, and check whether your campsite is safe according to the following questions.

Look up first

★ Is your location covered with dead trees and jungle? Do you camp under loose rocks? If you camp in such a place, there is a good chance that a falling rock will hit your tent directly at night.

★ Do you camp on top of a ridge or in an open basin? These are all lightning strikes.

Look down

★ Are you on the riverbed in the rainy season? If in the rainy season, are you in a gorge or low-lying area with sudden flash floods? When building a camp, you must avoid these areas.

★ Are you camping in the basin? This can make you forget where you are when you get up at night to urinate and become dangerous.

★ If you are camping in the habitat of a large animal, it is likely to be attacked at night.

★ If you build a camp on a snowy mountain in winter or spring, make sure the camp is not in the avalanche area.

★ If camping on the beach or beach, make sure the location of the camp is not affected by high tide. You can use our Waterproof Camping Mat on the ground.

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2. Camping on tolerable ground

Resistant ground: hard vegetated land, rocks, gravel and sand beaches, snow and ice

More tolerable ground: dry grass, leaf piles

Unbearable ground: woody plants, moist grasslands, poor vegetation areas, alpine tundra, moss, non-herbal and herbaceous areas

★ In popular camping areas, focus on using specialized camps to avoid damaging more pristine areas. Set up camps 60 to 70 meters away from water sources and streams to avoid pollution and affect others.

★ In remote areas, build camps scattered and set aside buffer zones to avoid excessive trampling on the ground and vegetation. Stay away from where damage has started. This will restore the damaged ground to its original appearance.

★ Make a reasonable layout plan for camping. It is recommended to adopt a three-point planning method, namely, dining area, material area and rest area.

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