Essay On Summer Camps

Summer camp is a time to create memories of laughter, friendship, and new adventures. It is a time to get away for a week, and experience new adventures with familiar and fresh faces. It is a chance to experience the sound of crickets at night while lying awake in the bunk, wondering what kind of excitement the next day will bring. Camp is where friendships are created that last a lifetime.

While camping is generally an inexpensive way to spend some time outdoors, the simple meals that follow will can help campers stay to a very minimal budget. It is important for beginner campers to realize that there are many simple meals that can be made without purchasing specialized camping cookware (which can be very expensive!). If you don't have any cookware that can be used over an open fire, check out your local thrift stores for simple cookware that can be used. A frying pan (cast iron is preferable) and pot for boiling water is enough cookware for most camping trips. There are also many foods that can be cooked in aluminum foil alone without the use of any other cookware. Develop meals around the materials that you have and foods that you like to assure an inexpensive trip. Here are some cheap and easy to make meal ideas to get you started. Pancakes make a cheap and easy camping breakfast. A plastic drinking cup with a snap on lid is great for mixing the batter (by shaking the sealed cup) and pouring onto a pan. Instant rice that is made from boiling water is another inexpensive meal starter. Either eaten alone or with meat and vegetables, instant rice is filling and very cheap. Other foods made from boiling or hot water that are inexpensive and can be the basis for cheap camping meals include Ramen Noodles, oatmeal, and instant potatoes. The campfire baked potato is one food that is cheap and easy to make while

Safety is a huge factor in this volunteering, because if we are not prepared we could injure our hands, back, eyes, or worst case scenario be bitten by a rattlesnake. This group needs safety equipment so my team and I are bringing gloves, eye protection, and band aids. Our group of three has also brought a heaps amount of water along with hats, lunch, snacks, and sunscreen. I will have a backpack containing water just in case we need it when we are doing our jobs.

Inside the unoccupied tent agents found typical camping supplies including a sleeping bag, lantern, and camp stove. (R.2,9.) Agent Dolan very

You don't need a bunch of fancy equipment to go camping, although it doesn't hurt to bring it if you have it! There are a few things, however, that you might miss on your camping trip, if you forget them at home. Water- I've seen a lot of people remember the soda, alcohol and beer, but forget to bring water. While there is nothing wrong with the other beverages, they won't keep you hydrated. Drinkable water is a must, especially in hot summer months. And keep in mind that you will want water for washing hands and dishes, too. Make sure you bring enough for all! Insect Repellant- The best camping trip can quickly turn sour when the mosquitoes come out. What type of insect repellant you buy is up to your discretion, but when camping, I personally prefer to bring something that is sweat resistant, and designed for deep woods situations. Sunscreen- Unlike a day at the beach, where sunscreen is usually the first thing we pack, people sometimes forget to grab the sunscreen when heading out to the woods. However, the sun still shines at the campground, if you're lucky, and if you plan to be out on the water at all, you're going to want that sunscreen. Baby Wipes- Some camp sites have running water available, or perhaps you're camping in an RV with hookups for water. But either way, baby wipes offer a quick easy way to clean up. They are great for washing hands and faces, and small messes. Entertainment-

The majority of families in the camp had chickens, pigs, or other useful animals that help with everyday life. We had a garden in our backyard with fruits, vegetables, and other types of eatable plants. There were banana trees, mangos, jackfruits, peppers, papaya, sugar cane and star fruit trees. Our houses were built with bamboo and the rooftops were covered with hay. A lot of houses were on hills because the camp was not a flat place. We had no electricity or water lines connected to our home. Houses were built

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I was working at Eden Village Camp (EVC) since April, and had plenty of time to assess their vision before camp took place and afterwards. Actually the whole purpose of my pursuit to find employment there was to examine whether or not their vision was sustainable. My reasoning is due to certain programs I inspire

Even though the days at the camp are not as stressful as days back in the city, multiple conflicts still exist. The days tend to be extremely hot causing sometimes food to spoil or drinks to heat up too quickly. The weather

Facilities: - The campsite is equipped with toilets and showers, a launderette and dishwashing machine.

The right gear, the right protection, and a menu of a healthy variety of foods should be considered when going on a camping trip. You should make sure your personal information is up to date and inform close friends or family of your trip. Bringing the right type of equipment such as flashlights, sleeping bags, emergency kit, protection, using the right and comfortable backpack, wearing the right footwear and clothes, etc. are all essential to enjoying and feeling secured during whole experience.

Everyone knows that summer camping is a blast. With great weather, plenty of gorgeous views and basically every other outdoor enthusiast in the country vying for a camping spot –it can be glorious but also a bit crowded at times. With winter camping on the other hand, you’ll still get the great views but you’ll also have the opportunity to enjoy some solidarity on your travels. However, the one big difference between summer and winter camping is finding the perfect camp shelter to keep your group safe and warm.

This Summer, I had the best time of my life. I learned some valuable lessons, I made some friends, and I had so much fun. Even if I didn’t know it. This is the story of my summer camp experience.

A small instant tent is the ideal choice for short trips to the beach or park. It offers respite from the sun, as well as protection from wind. It keeps all of your personal items and toys in one, safe place. It also keeps you protected from bugs (and

The availability of secure campsites close to major cities is increasingly attracting families wishing to take a camping tent vacation without heading out to the jungle. For someone who has never been out camping, the toughest question is where to experience their first camping tent trip. Starting off in low risk well supplied areas not too far from home is usually the safest option. Increasing gasoline and airlines charges are squeezing families struggling to make it through the tough economic times and forcing them to embrace camping tent alternatives. With high quality family tents retailing at under $200, a whole family of up to 6 people can enjoy a camping tent extended weekend for under $100 close to urban centers. What are some of things a first time camper needs to know in choosing their first tent?