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Types of Camping

Air Mattresses
Air Mattresses

Shop Cabela's for comfortable air mattresses and air beds that bring the comfort of your home mattress to your camping trip!

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Beef Jerky and Dried Fruits
Beef Jerky and Dried Fruits

Dried foods can be a smart choice for camping trips, since they are healthy, lightweight and long-lasting. Dehydrated foods are made by heating and evaporation, and examples include dried fruits and beef jerky.

CAMPSITE GEAR
CAMPSITE GEAR

Gear and Equipment; Campsites; ... What is Camping. What is Camping? Why do people go camping? How can I go Camping? What are the different types of camping?

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Chili PIN IT
Chili PIN IT

Pin. Share. Tweet. There’s ... So, to find a middle ground, we’ve created this Five Can Chili using store bought cans: ... My camping crew- all high school ...

Dehydrated Foods
Dehydrated Foods

Dehydrated food has become an art over the years. It now goes long past freeze-dried eggs that practically make you ill or tough-as-nails beef jerky. You can get rich beef stews, pudding, and even vegetables that practically taste fresh-picked with just the addition of a little water.

Extra Tarp or Canopy
Extra Tarp or Canopy

If the ground is wet and muddy, you can pitch your tent on top of a tarp as an extra ground sheet (just make sure all the tarp is tucked under the tent). When you come to take your tent down, the bottom of your tent should be nice and dry.

Fire (Waterproof Matches/Lighter/Candles)
Fire (Waterproof Matches/Lighter/Candles)

Match, lighter, or spark-creating ferro-rod? The question of the best fire-starting device for outdoors use is complex and rife with personal opinion. We put a bunch of fire starters head to head to find the strengths and weaknesses of each. We tested several readily-available matches, lighters, and fire strikers.

First-aid Supplies
First-aid Supplies

First aid kits come in all shapes and sizes, and are built from a variety of materials. While some people use their backpacks/totebags or cardboard boxes as first-aid kits, for camping you will need a waterproof container that seals shut. Go for materials like plastic, metal, and tin. Remember, size matters.

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Illumination (Headlamp/Flashlight)
Illumination (Headlamp/Flashlight)

Use camping lights for safe illumination during power outages or during excursions in the dark. Our flashlights and headlamps will brighten your environment and help you see the trail ahead.

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Instant Coffee Packets & Tea Bags
Instant Coffee Packets & Tea Bags

... NESCAFE TASTER'S CHOICE French Roast Instant Coffee 5-0.1 oz. Single Serve Packets. Product Image. ... Sanka Decaffeinated Instant Coffee Packets, 100 Count. New ...

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Instant Mac & Cheese and Cup Noodles
Instant Mac & Cheese and Cup Noodles

Everyday Essentials Mac & Cheese ($0.89 per cup) This is the cheapest instant macaroni and cheese you can buy from Jewel, and hey, you get what you pay for. While the noodles are tender, there's a slight aftertaste of the container and the watery sauce tastes like a dusty memory of long lost cheese.

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Insulation (Extra Clothing)
Insulation (Extra Clothing)

Shelter is a new component in the updated Ten Essentials, one that seems targeted at day trippers. (Most overnight wilderness travelers already carry a tent or tarp.) The thinking is, if getting lost or injured leaves you stranded in the backcountry, something is better than nothing if you have to deal with wind or rain.

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Navigation (map and Compass)
Navigation (map and Compass)

Set your compass on the map so that the straight side of the baseplate lines up between your current position (1a) and the map location for a destination like a campsite (1b). Make sure the direction of travel arrow is pointing in the general direction of that campsite (in other words, it's not upside down).

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Nutrition (Extra Food)
Nutrition (Extra Food)

One of the Ten Essentials for an overnight trip, in fact, is a supply of extra food. A reasonable goal is 1.5 to 2.5 lbs. of food (or 2,500 to 4,500 calories) per person per day depending on your size, weight and exertion level. On the other hand, don't overdo it. A common blunder is to pack too much food, forcing you to lug unwanted bulk and weight.

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Pad/Mattress Repair kit
Pad/Mattress Repair kit

Repair Kits: If your pad goes flat out in the field, a repair kit can be well worth its light weight and small size. Many manufacturers of inflatable sleeping pads (like Therm-A-Rest, Big Agnes, Pacific Outdoor Equipment, and REI) sell repair kits, as does McNett.

Pillows
Pillows

Camping Pillows. Sports ... TSV Ultralight Inflatable Compressive Portable Good Sleeping Rest Air Travel Two-way Air Valve Inflatable Travel Pillows for Camping ...

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Repair kit and Tools
Repair kit and Tools

“ Do you know how to handle breaks, tears or holes in your camping gear, clothing or bedding? It begins with the proper tools and supplies.

S'Mores Ingredients
S'Mores Ingredients

Smores are a recipe that has been passed down through years of family and scout camps. This American classic is everyone’s favorite childhood treat!

Sandwich-Making Materials
Sandwich-Making Materials

A fond camping memory I have from my Girl Scout days was making "sit upon" sandwiches. And yes, you did read that correctly. You make your sandwich with meat, cheese, and any other condiments you want, then you wrap it in clear plastic wrap and sit on it.

Sleeping bag for Each Camper
Sleeping bag for Each Camper

Some campers, women in particular, recommend going 20–30 minutes before bed, and then again immediately before getting into their sleeping bag. This can help prevent midnight trips. Prepare for midnight restroom trips. Just in case, before you bunk down, place a pair of sandals or camp shoes near your tent door.

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Sleeping Bags (With Optional Liners)
Sleeping Bags (With Optional Liners)

Some sleeping bag liners are specifically designed with extremely lightweight materials that allow your body to breathe and stay cool during the night. Materials used: Silk, Ripstop Silk, Silk-cotton, Cotton (Traditional, Egyptian, Organic), Flannel, Fleece, Microfleece, Microfiber and more.

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Sleeping pad for Each Camper
Sleeping pad for Each Camper

Whether you’re car camping, backpacking or just looking for a pad which can handle any outdoors sleeping duty in absolute comfort, your best option is the $130 Nemo Astro Insulated Lite 20R. The three-inch-thick pad incorporates a thick-enough layer of quality Primaloft insulation to keep you warm on nights down to 15 degrees Fahrenheit.

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Sleeping Pads
Sleeping Pads

Sleeping pads play two very important roles for getting a solid night's sleep in the great outdoors: cushioning and insulation. While it might seem like having a comfortable surface to sleep on is a pad's most useful function, its ability to keep you warm throughout the night is often more important.

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Sun Protection (Sunglasses and Sunscreen)
Sun Protection (Sunglasses and Sunscreen)

UPF is the rating system used for apparel. It’s similar to SPF (Sun Protection Factor), the rating system used for sunscreen products. SPF pertains only to a sunscreen's effectiveness against UVB rays, considered to be the more damaging type of light. UPF, though, gauges a fabric's effectiveness against both ultraviolet A (UVA) and ultraviolet B (UVB) light.

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Sun Shade, Tarp or Screen House
Sun Shade, Tarp or Screen House

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Tent (With Stakes and Guylines)
Tent (With Stakes and Guylines)

Especially necessary in windy environments, guylines will add a lot of strength to your tent frame. This extra tent support is a must with the weight of snow or heavy rain. 2. Ventilation. Assuming you are camping in a double walled tent (mesh tent insert wall plus the rain fly makes two walls), guylines will help ensure the two walls stay separated.

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Tent Footprint
Tent Footprint

Tent footprints are used as ground cloths under camping tents to prevent the wear and tear of your tent against the ground. For example, let’s say you camp on desert sand or on a sandy beach. The bottom of your tent will probably experience some minor wear and tear as a result of scratching against the ground.

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Tent-Pole Repair Sleeve
Tent-Pole Repair Sleeve

Remember that little metal tube that came with your tent? Now is its time to shine. This video will teach you about the tent pole repair sleeve, the aforementioned metal tube, and how to use it to fix a tent pole and get your camping trip back on track.

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Tent, Poles, Stakes
Tent, Poles, Stakes

Prepare for any camping adventure with Cabela's tents and tent replacement parts. Carry any extra tent replacement poles and stakes in Cabela's gear and duffel bags for a convenient way to prepare for any tent needs.

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Trail Mix, Nuts, and Bars PIN IT
Trail Mix, Nuts, and Bars PIN IT

Trail mix is my go-to snack for camping and hiking. I even bring a small bag with me to the movies so I’m not so tempted to chow down on buttery popcorn and gummy candies. However, I rarely buy the store-bought trail mix because those processed bags have a knack for sneaking extra sugar and Trans fats into an otherwise healthy treat.