Safety Tips for Camping Experience
Author: TravellingToday Be it in a public or private campsite, the whole family
should be prepared to make the camping experience both fun and safe.
Here are a number of safety tips for happy go campers:
* First aid kit first! Remember to be prepared for cuts,
bee stings and allergic reactions. Bring antiseptic, bug sprays and insect
repellents, pain relievers and if possible snake bite kit.
* Don't forget essential supplies like flashlight, knife,
whistle, fire starter, clothing and food.
* Know the weather report before leaving. Make sure the
weather is good for camping. If the weather is uncertain make sure you'll have
shelter in case of heavy rain.
* Plan your trip before going to the actual campsite. Check
on weather you are going to setup a tent or what activities you wish to do.
* Check for all possible hazards in the campsite. Inspect
the campsite. Check the terrain and look for beehives or possible poisonous
plants.
* Be fire safe. Usually, campsites have fire rings where
you can build your fire. Make sure that no other fuel-burning equipment near the
fire. Do not use heating devices or candles inside the tent. Flashlights or
battery-powered lights are preferred.
* Build your tent on a safe spot. Keep it at a safe
distance from the campfire.
* Dispose of your garbage properly. Your trash could
attract animals to your camp.
* Wear light-colored clothing and do not wear any cologne
or perfume so as not to attract stinging insects. Be calm when insects approach,
use a brushing motion to drive them away.
* Familiarize yourself with the plants surrounding the
campsite. In case you come in contact with a poisonous plant, rinse the part
with water immediately.
* Remember good hygiene is essential. Wash you hands before
and after toileting and food handling.
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