We can't stress this enough… location, location, location.
2. Pitch your tent in the shadiest spot in the campsite.
Original Image Source: Daniel Oines
You'd be amazed how many outdoor travelers pitch their tent according to aesthetics and the best view. While we can appreciate someone wanting to have a nice view, we tend to value our comfort level much more. Especially in sweltering heat when the sun is relentless.
When you reach your campsite, search around for areas that offer shade. Look for trees, large rocks, etc., that offer protection from the sun.
If you're unable to find a spot within the shade, or if all the shadier spots are occupied with other campers you need an alternative.
Head over to page 4 and see what you can do if there isn't any shade available!
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@[120000429:2048:Rob Brown]
I think stupid is the best way to describe this post
That is the same tent that i use
I don’t believe you
My usual camping tent. Not staff tents
This is the, um?m duh survival tips
I could forgive the lameness but for the “click next page” crap, I am blocking this entire site from my suggested posts!
#6 pitch your tent in a lake or river
@[1282685341:2048:Deb Holtz] Gus pensegra
@[1282685341:2048:Deb Holtz]
This was $#%&!@*
Can I have the five minutes back this article stole from me?
They forgot …. Make tent out spread off your bed at Holiday Innn…⛺️⛺️⛺️
@[1247580075:2048:Andrew Wright]
I live in the desert, there is no shade. Pitch tent right as sun goes down, works for me.
Open the tent flaps!
Well the headline did say “stupidly simple”. Pretty accurate huh?
Really ” cool”
My tents were usually a couple of tarps tied to a limb about head high with no flaps on the end and usually put together later in the day
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We can put a man on the moon, but we can’t put 5 tips on one page?
Jonathan Hagans
Click bait. Not worth the time.
Some of my best memories are memories of my tenting days. I must say that I feel sort of smug because I practiced all of these tips over 50 years ago. I now have a nice travel trailer but I still enjoy the chance of being with my grand son trout fishing, camping in a tent. It is true that you can take the boy out of the tent, but you can never take the tent out of the man!
Paige Soares