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How to choose a campsite

When going on a trip, you should have some general principles in mind about how to choose a site you will probably to compromise to some extent. It is a good idea to know how long you are going to stay there and how large your camp will be.

Investigation
You need to plan ahead and may have already visited the site before the group arrives if you want to have a long-term campsite. If you want to encamp on the private place you will need the landowner’s permission. It is same to whether you are looking at the wilderness or established site.

↓You will need to look for a shade place if you are in a hot countries.

The time to look
You should start to look for a suitable place at least two to three hours if your campsite is to be overnight stop on the trail. At the same time, you need to get your tents and food ready. If you go on but the terrain ahead fails to offer further viable sites you may even want to backtrack.

How to choose a suitable place to pitch your tents?
In some hot countries, you will find it is good for you to have some natural shade for your camp. While in some colder places, your tents may be natural shelter from wind. You should try to need to find the places that usually looking for a reasonably high. That will avoid marshy, damp ground, and you will not be cold at night. You should pitch your tents door facing away from the wind if it is windy.
↓Make sure you can set your tents well if you want camp near the tidal water.

It is good for you to find place that supply water itself, but you need to check where the water comes from. If the local people drink it, it doesn’t means it is safe for you. Remember don’t be travel too near the water source, because it will be more dangerous at night. The insects and wild animals are likely to appear that place.
Make good relationship with the local people especially the community leaders. You will find it will be helpful for your stay. When you are confused about which place is safer, you can ask the local people for advice.
↓Make sure you can set your tents well if you want camp near the tidal water.

CAMPING CHECKLIST
.Choose a campsite.
.Before you set up a tent or any other equipment, thoroughly inspect any site you are considering.
.Check for broken glass, poison ivy, insects, and other potential hazards.
.Trees, bushes, or shrubs on the side of the prevailing winds are helpful in blocking wind gusts.
.A level site is best for setting up equipment.
.If you feel unsafe in the site you are in, asked to be moved to a different site. If the entire campground feels unsafe, consider leaving and trying another campground.

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