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Camping is one of those little pleasures you either love or hate. Being surrounded by trees, animals and insects is an integral part of every nature outing, but you don\u2019t have to camp like a Spartan in order to have an authentic wilderness experience. So, here are a few ways you can make your camping trip comfy<\/a> and cosy. <\/span><\/p>\n First things first, pick the <\/span>right tent for your needs<\/span><\/a> and weather conditions. Most campers are more than happy with three-season tents that are perfect for all moderate temperatures of spring, summer and fall. They are airy and lightweight which is especially good if you\u2019re backpacking. But, if you\u2019re camping in an extreme climate, four season tents should be your choice. Another thing you must pay attention when choosing a tent is the size. Keep in mind that a three-person tent often struggles with sleeping three people and their things. So, if comfort is your main aim, pick a tent that is labelled for more people than you actually need. <\/span><\/p>\n If you really want to get cozy, make sure you have a good sleeping setup<\/a>. What you need for a comfy bed is a sleeping pad and air mattress or cot which will all help keep you of the cold and hard ground. There are different types of pads from self-inflating to air sleeping pads to closed-cell foam ones. All options are comfortable, warm and lightweight, so you really have no excuse not to get one. In order to further boost your comfort, get a good sleeping bag with the appropriate temperature rating for your climate. A sleeping bag will provide you with more warmth than a thick blanket and is much easier to pack and carry. <\/span><\/p>\n After a day spent hiking, cycling or frolicking, you want to chill out and unwind before you hit the hay, so you need to have some comfy chairs at hand. Camping chairs come in all sizes and shapes, some of which are inflatable for ultimate comfort and lightness. A hammock is also super cosy and perfect for light naps. Many people even choose to sleep in them instead of getting a tent, so if you\u2019re camping in warm climates, this is something to consider. However, rope hammocks can be very heavy and will take half of your backpack, so make sure to check out lighter versions like <\/span>campers-favourite Sea to Summit<\/span><\/a> nylon hammock. It\u2019s super light yet sturdy enough to carry 300 pounds, and if you equip it with a bug net, you\u2019ll have your private cocoon of comfort! <\/span><\/p>\n If you have had a hard day on the track, the best way to cheer up is to eat some tasty food. So, pack plenty of comfort foods that will make you feel like you\u2019re home. Having a heavy-duty cooler at camp is a great way to always have cold and fresh supplies. Also, don\u2019t forget to pack a grill or camping stove for warm meals that will keep you toasty in the evening. <\/span><\/p>\nPick the right tent <\/b><\/h2>\n
Make your bed<\/b><\/h2>\n
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<\/p>\nPrepare for siestas <\/b><\/h2>\n
Bring the treats <\/b><\/h2>\n
Stay safe<\/b><\/h2>\n
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