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Keep Bugs at Bay While Camping Camping trips offer a cherished escape into nature, allowing us to break away from the hectic pace of daily life and reconnect with the simplicity and serenity of the outdoors. It’s a chance for families to come together, individuals to find peace, and friends to make lasting memories amidst […]

How to Stay Warm and Dry While Winter Camping in Any Weather  Winter camping transforms the landscape, promising quiet solitude and a unique way to connect with nature. But to fully enjoy it, you’ll need to master the art of staying warm and dry in the face of those frosty temperatures. Worried about your extremities?

Picture this: you finally arrive at your campsite, all ready for adventure … except you realize you forgot the tent poles. It’s happened to the best of us. But with a little planning, you can avoid these rookie mistakes and have the amazing camping trip you deserve. I didn’t forget the tent poles, but I

Picture the perfect campsite – you’ve found a secluded spot with dappled sunlight and a symphony of birdsongs. But as night falls, your tranquility is crushed by a campfire sing-a-long that continues past midnight.  Camping can bring us closer to nature and to each other, but not considering other campers can cause friction. We must

Imagine your first morning in the wilderness. You wake up to a breathtaking sunrise. Rubbing your eyes you survey the crystal-clear lake surrounded by elegant pine trees. Yesterday, you escaped the crowded city and found this hidden gem, your first dispersed campsite. But with newfound freedom comes great responsibility to leave nature as you found

Imagine you are walking on a tranquil trail. The sunlight flickering through the leaves, crisp air filling your lungs. Suddenly, you hear a sound and feel a shiver down your spine. You see a deer close by. While the encounter is exciting, it is also a reminder. When you venture into the wild you must

You’ve found a pet-friendly campsite and packed the essentials – dog biscuits, dog toys etc. Now we have to focus on your dog’s well-being. To have a safe and enjoyable camping experience for you and your furry friend needs some careful planning. With some essential tips, you will ensure your dog has a fun filled

When camping in winter you are going to be cold if you don’t do it right. When camping in Finland you don’t want to forget your thick socks. In fact, you’ll need much more than that. It’s cold, very cold. Temperatures are known to reach -30℃ in Urho Kekkonen National Park. Proper preparation is required.