by Jake Lapp | May 30, 2025 | Family & Pet Camping
Kids don’t regulate body temperature as well as adults, and nothing ruins a camping trip faster than a soaked, shivering child. The key? Layers and backups. Always bring extra warm clothes, including base layers, mid-layers (like fleece), and waterproof outerwear. A...
by Jake Lapp | May 30, 2025 | Family & Pet Camping
One of the biggest concerns for parents while camping is keeping kids safe — especially if you’re in a wooded or remote area. The best strategy is preparation. Set clear boundaries from the start, like “don’t go beyond this tree” or “stay where you can see the tent.”...
by Jake Lapp | May 29, 2025 | Family & Pet Camping
When the sun sets and temperatures drop, your dog needs a safe, secure space to sleep. Keeping a consistent bedtime routine helps them settle down in an unfamiliar environment. Let your dog relieve themselves before bed and do a final check of your campsite. If you’re...
by Jake Lapp | May 29, 2025 | Family & Pet Camping
Your dog’s needs change when they’re out in the wild. New sights, smells, and activities mean they may burn more calories or feel more anxious than usual. Keeping them well-fed and hydrated is key to a happy trip. Stick to their regular food brand and feeding times if...
by Jake Lapp | May 29, 2025 | Family & Pet Camping
Walking your dog in a campground is part responsibility, part routine, and part joy. Mornings and evenings are the best times to stroll when temperatures are cooler and the campground is quiet. Always walk your dog on a leash, ideally six feet or less. Retractable...
by Jake Lapp | May 29, 2025 | Family & Pet Camping
One of the greatest parts of camping is being close to nature — but that includes animals that might be a danger to your dog. Bears, snakes, porcupines, and even raccoons can be a serious problem if your pet gets too curious. Always keep your pet leashed. Even in open...
