Outdoor camping gear you'll need to survive the winter weather: what to look out for

Outdoor camping gear you'll need to survive the winter weather: what to look out for / Photo: Stephen Meszaros
Outdoor camping gear you'll need to survive the winter weather: what to look out for / Photo: Stephen Meszaros

We all enjoy camping under the stars and the full moon - I'm right, aren't I? There isn't a person who doesn't enjoy an outdoor adventure. Just resting in the cool of the night, under the moon, telling stories and soaking up the peace and quiet. OK, I admit that there may be some people who don't enjoy the outdoors. As for the rest of us, we need that relaxing break, which takes us away from the chaos and stress of the "real world".. And with the right outdoor camping equipment, a camping trip can be a good idea. Pack your tent, sleeping bags and torch; we're going camping.

Less than a month ago I was camping in a nearby forest with my daughter. She was the only one of my family members who could go with me. Fortunately she loved the experience. We are fortunate to have a friend who lets us camp on one of his lands. Now, you may wonder why we venture into the forest during the winter season.

Hey, nobody said camping was forbidden in February. You just have to be prepared with the correct outdoor camping equipment.. Pay attention and I will tell you what they consist of. First, dress for the occasion. Wear what you feel comfortable in outdoors. Heavy coats, hats and gloves are generally essential at this time of year. And be sure to wear footwear that works well outdoors. Insulated hiking boots are perfect. Then there is the shop.

There are many outstanding tents on the market today that can withstand high winds and severe weather. Choose one suitable for the number of campers. The sleeping bags are great, they will keep you warm and comfortable all night long. A must when it comes to winter outdoor camping equipment. Don't forget to take food with you. And finally there are torches and matches.

Personally, I believe that the torches Surefire are the best on the market. Check a website for more information. And while "scratch anywhere" matches are excellent and convenient, I recommend a weatherproof lighter, such as one from Brunton or Windmill. These are phenomenal.

 

Then it would already be. All the outdoor camping equipment you'll need to survive the winter weather.

 

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