Packing For Your Next Camp-out
Spending your holiday in the splendor of the outdoors is the perfect respite from the hassles and pressures of city life
. This gives you a chance to commune with nature and enjoy its natural beauty.
When preparing for your next camping trip, it is important to be prepared, because everything will be done on the fly at the campsite - pretty much like a shotgun offense in football. One of the most essential keys to enjoying your vacation is to pack the right clothing.
Before setting off on your trip, check the climate of your camping area. It may be just an hour's trip, but moving to higher ground ostensibly means a chance for more frigid weather.
Also check the weather report and plan accordingly. Plan for rain even if the weather report doesn't predict it; better safe than sorry.
If you're expecting warm weather then choose clothing that is lightweight and allows your skin to breathe and sweat to evaporate.
You should only wear shorts where there is no tall vegetation since you may come into contact with poisonous plants, insects and brush that can cause scratches and cuts.
Packing for cold weather camping is more time consuming but taking the right clothes is more important. You want clothing that allows your skin to breathe while protecting it from the chill winds.
You would still sweat in any case, so you should make sure the fabric can absorb your sweat and evaporate it. Wool is itchy and cotton doesn't supply enough warmth so look for blends.
Chances are your nearest sporting goods store has the right gear for cold weather camping, clothing included.
For extremely cold weather camping, consider bringing thermal underwear; it will make you more comfortable, especially at night.
Also make sure that you have a jacket that is rain resistant as well as insulated. Likewise, it should be light enough so you don't get encumbered for no good reason while doing heavy-duty tasks like pitching a tent or hiking through the woods.
You want a jacket that is breathable and comfortable while being easy to carry around and warm even in the coldest weather - Primaloft and Thinsulate are two kinds of fabric that offer all four of these factors.
They are available at sporting good stores and cost more than ordinary jackets but they'll be worth the extra money.
Regardless of the temperature, choose durable clothing so that it stands up to grazes with the terrain and protects you from scrapes and cuts. We can't stress this enough - always dress in layers to adjust with weather's many changing moods.
Stick to lightweight clothing so you're not weighed down; remember that clothing that you're not wearing will need to be carried.
Keep this in mind because you want to preserve your energy for the rest of the trip.
Preparation is important when you camp and bringing the right clothes can be just as important as bringing the right camping equipment.
Protect yourself from the elements and you'll have an enjoyable outdoor vacation.
by: Jenny Dickson
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