Tent accessories

What kind of tent accessories do you bring with you on your camping trip? I like to bring extra stakes, some 550 paracord, tent light, and a large tarp. I get alot of my camping suppiles at Walmart how about you?

 

1) Bed
2) Portable toilet
3) food saver

 

reply: The model of tent I picked for myself has a small net that hangs down in which you can place a light there. I like to use my solar light with backup lithium battery power. I use it light at night and recharge it during the day. I like the lithium backup batteries just in case the solar power did die out. I got 40 lumens in which is plenty to brighten up a tent.

 

In camping, a sleeping bag, a non-spill bottle and FoodSaver FM5200 have become indispensable for me, this helps me to always keep food fresh and I can use them much longer than without a saver.

In camping, a sleeping bag, a non-spill bottle and FoodSaver FM5200 have become indispensable for me, this helps me to always keep food fresh and I can use them much longer than without a saver.

And what food saver are you use?

 

Nice to see you online mariruvDRoji201 [interesting handle]. I don't think of accessories as much as I do about comfort and necessity. So, it's really whatever I want or desire. In terms of canoe camping, I don't usually take anything that needs refrigeration simply because the effort takes up space needed for other items. When I'm at a base camp I can bring anything. Planning is of the most importance.

 

Thanks for the answer, Northern Dancer.

I also want to buy myself a canoe, but I haven’t had this experience before. Maybe any tips to start?

 

-----> The first canoe I purchased was a big mistake. So...what I learned then I'll pass on to you now. Research, Research, Research! Don't be in a hurry to purchase anything and when you do make sure it is on sale. Like a brand new car, it depreciates considerably after you have paid for it. Ask yourself some questions - What I'm I going to use it for? How often do I plan to use it? How much I'm I prepared to pay?

My canoe when brand new was $2,500.00 but I use it a lot for tripping. It is extra lite [one of the reasons for the cost] but it can take 700 pounds. I love it. Before I got around to making a commitment I did a lot of research as I've already suggested. Then I rented canoes for trips to get a sense of what I might like and not like. Then when I was satisfied I went looking. There are a lot of spring sales and after season sales that I checked out before I finally made a purchase. When buying some manufacturer's outlets let you try them out at their marinas. If you are buying new from a source you can select options for your canoe - things like colour, weight, length, etc. You will need a canoe carrier for your car/van rooftop. You will have to purchase life jackets, proper paddles, and other safety stuff like bailers, whistles according to local laws.

Well - that's a start - I hope I've been helpful. Always open for discussion.

 

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