7 camping tips for your trip
The well-deserved vacation is coming and you can hardly wait to travel and leave everyday life behind. So that everything goes smoothly when camping, we give you a few helpful tips – so there is nothing standing in the way of the best time of the year.
1. Check conditions for a trip abroad
Not only in Germany, but also abroad, great travel destinations are waiting to be discovered. If you have chosen a country, find out whether you are a visa need an extra Health insurance abroad, a vignette etc. And: See also the weather forecast!
During the corona season you should also find out whether entry is permitted and under what conditions.
2. Collect information about the campsite
Wild tents are not permitted in many countries in Europe, even if tolerated in part. You are on the safe side with a campsite. Find out about the Directions, the area, the house rules, shopping facilities and the equipment (Is there a kitchen, for example?) so that there are no unpleasant surprises.
3. Test the equipment – before!
One of the most important camping tips! Nothing is more annoying than finally arriving after a (longer) journey and then finding that the tent is broken or the camping stove is not working, or or or … Test the equipment in advance once through, and you will quickly notice whether something important is missing. So that you don't forget anything, you will find a packing list for camping here (also for printing and checking).
4. Take the right tent with you
A tent is not a tent! If you are going camping for the first time, you should first think about which tent is suitable. Are you two, four or do you travel alone? Family tent, ultralight tent, throw tent or tunnel tent? You see, the selection is huge. Get advice from a specialist shop which tent is right for you and your camping holiday. The same naturally applies to caravans or mobile homes.
5. Plan the food
There is often a restaurant on campsites – which is often hopelessly crowded. Doesn't matter! For many, barbecuing is part of camping! In addition to barbecued items, you should consider a few Basics think like pasta or rice, coffee or tea, a few canned goods and above all: water! More tips in the camping packing list, see point 3. And here you will find delicious camping recipes.
6. Think about the activities
You have already seen a lot of the surroundings, there are hardly any leisure opportunities at the campsite or the classic: the weather is bad! Yes, it can get boring at a campsite. Make a plan for activities beforehand – ffor good and bad weather. Pack up board games, ball games, crossword puzzles and books. If you are traveling with children, you should take a game collection (or whatever the children are interested in) with you.
7. Care for dealing with other campers
So that it also works with the neighbor, is a considerate handling Requirement. This includes: paying attention to the volume – especially in the evening -, observing the space limits and also greeting each other. Most of the time it doesn't take long to get in touch with other campers – after all, you have the same passion! And maybe the first invitation to the barbecue party will follow soon – or you can invite ?.
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