"Planning to go camping? You need to take a few preventive measures when you go camping
to places that you are not familiar with especially if you bring kids with you. For adrenaline junkies, camping is not only a 'candy' but it is also a way of relaxation for those who have been working so hard all their lives.
It is during this time when you can take a closer look at the natural beauty of mother earth and smell the roses along the way but you have to be sure that you pack all the necessary things you will be needing during your trip. Stuff like portable camping stove to cook or warm your food, bottled water for drinking, energy drinks, first aid kit, a blanket to keep you warm at night and an insect repellent to keep the children's skin free from insect bites.
The world health organization has reported that fifty percent of travelers, which also include the campers, have suffered diarrhea during their tips. Make sure that you bring sufficient amount of potable water during your camp to avoid getting sick. Killing the bacteria or microbes in the water is one way of making sure that you will not get diarrhea. If you have a portable camp stove with you, just boil the water for five to ten minutes before drinking the water. Properly wash the fruits and vegetables before eating or cooking them.
One common problem a camper dreads is animal encounter but this can be avoided by planning your trip. Be sure to research about it online if you are traveling to a place that you are not acquainted with. Be sure to check the weather schedule to avoid getting stranded on the mountains. It would also be best if you could take a battery operated radio and a cellular phone just in case there is an emergency you can call for help. Check your tent before you head out for an adventure to make sure that it is okay. Tents are essential in camping since it is where you can take a rest after a long, happy day.
If you want a memorable camp be sure to prepare ahead of time and bring the essential camping gear with you to keep you safe and happy on your adventure.