Camping season is fun, but it gets difficult to enjoy your time bugging out when it's really hot outside. During the hot summer months and even early fall, many people wish they had ways to cool down their tent.

Camping season has arrived, and the fortunate truth is that it gets difficult to want to camp when it’s sweltering outside. During a hot summer and even the fall time, you’ll no doubt be wishing there were ways to keep the tent cool. In fact, many survivalists don’t like camping when it’s hot outside!

One solution to dealing with the heat is using an RV with A/C instead of camping out in a tent or shelter, but that defeats the camping purpose if you desire to camp without the frills. So how you prevent overheating when the temps are 90 degrees and above?

Thankfully, there are some easy tricks you can remember when you go camping or bugging out next. Some may seem like common sense, but you'd be surprised how many preppers don't think about how you can easily save yourself from unnecessary heat rashes and from becoming dehydrated.

After the break, check out some simple, yet common sense tips that will help you — and your tent — cool when the sun and the great outdoors is way overrated. 

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