Tips for Staying Warm at Camp

If they asked what would be the things that would wipe out all the fun of the camping activity in an instant, "being cold" would be at the top of the items I will count. It is such an unpleasant, annoying event that it is cold in the camp!

Especially in autumn and winter camps, if you are not well-equipped, it is very possible to wake up with your teeth banging in the morning. Especially those with low fat content and sensitive bodies should read the entire list a few times. With these suggestions, I can't promise anyone a warm camp in the middle of winter, but I hope I can warm you up a little. Let's start.

Use a Sleeping Bag

Pay attention to seasonal conditions when choosing your sleeping bag. During very cold periods, it is important to use sleeping bags with appropriate temperature levels. If your overalls are not suitable for low temperatures, you may have difficulty maintaining your body temperature.

Don't Hold Your Pee

One of the most important rules to stay warm in the camp: Don't Keep Your Pee! If you wake up in the middle of the night with a full bladder and cold, the first thing you should do is run to the toilet. The more you hold your pee, the colder you get. Don't be lazy, get out of the tent, pee and relax.

Drink Something Hot

In order to stay warm in the camp, do not forget to drink hot tea, coffee and soup frequently, depending on the climate, time of day and weather of your location.

Prepare a Hot Water Bottle

This recommendation is for those who camp alone or with friends. Put your metal flask in which you put hot water in a few socks. You can experience the comfort of a pre-heated sleeping bag by putting it inside the bag before you go to sleep.