Coffee Can
Pick a Mascot!
Bee Sting Remedy
Save your Map!
Forget the Graham Crackers
Ice Packs
Tissue Box Storage
Chip Can Storage
Fast, easy tent clean up when leaving
More camping tips - Page 2
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Keep the big coffee containers, you can use them to store some items!
Take a photo of your mascot at the campgrounds and add it to your scrapbook!
Provides instant relief and helps with the swelling.
This will help you keep track of all the wonderful campgrounds you visited!
We went camping and forgot the graham crackers for our smores.
Mine were frozen solid for 3 days. 
Just drop all your receipts and paperwork in a tissue box. 
This keeps everything neat and tidy.
Use this tip when packing the cooler.
This list will help you keep organized when you’re planning your next camping trip.
This will prevent any dirt to get into the tent.
To make the cooking easier we do a sign up sheet beforehand. 
All you need is a jug and a nail! 
Use stackable vegetable containers for your clothes.
Rake around the campfire area. It leaves a nice clean look!
Take a moment and write a short note to the next camper
We have long tried to figure out exactly what to do with paper that we have shredded.
To keep critters out of your campsite kitchen, store your gear, pots, utensils, in large plastic storage boxes and secure them to a picnic table.
Use an old pair of panty hose or knee highs and bar of soap.
Bees will leave you alone when you’re eating.
This is a really easy way to make friends while camping!
Keep the bugs away from your campsite while still making the area look and smell beautiful!
Don’t disturb your neighbors while they’re trying to sleep.
Our motto is 'Always leave the site cleaner than when you arrived.' This is a great way to get the kids involved and keep a clean site!
Check your brakes before leaving on your camping trip. This avoids any surprises!
Melt down every bit and piece of old candles you have, even the really good smelling ones. 
This is an amazing remedy for bee stings that I have used many times. 
We like to keep a camping log on every camping trip. This helps when we decide to go on our next camping trip!
This is a great way to make friends that will last a lifetime!
It is very important that each of us do our bit to make sure we leave nothing behind to detract from the experience of those who follow. 
They give off enough light to see, but won’t disturb your neighbors. 
Use cheese puffs to start your campfire! Yes it's true! Just buy a huge bag of cheese puffs.
One thing I always look forward to is the campfire but it's hard too find the wood in the dark.
This great idea helps to avoid packing a heavy cooler!
You will have everything you need, without over packing 
Hang a glow stick from your tent. It gives just enough light and doesn’t disturb anyone!
Put aluminum foil everywhere inside a carboard box that is 2 foot square along inside walls cut a hole at the bottom of box. 
Whenever we go camping,one of our evening meals is always steak, baked potatoes and a veggie. 
Use a large plastic hanger, the traditional triangular shape, cut through center at bottom, spring open and insert paper towel roll.
Forget poisonous sprays that bring on Asthma attacks and worse! Brew up a batch of this every few weeks and put it in a spray bottle. 
Keep a small set of wind chimes in the camper. When you set up camp, place the chimes outside.
After many years of Tent camping, we have always put a tarp under the tent to help protect it. However, now we have learned more... 
