About Us
My wife and I have spent many years traveling across Canada and the United States, as well as Europe.
As a result of those travels, we have spent many enjoyable nights in campgrounds. Our travels have brought us to many interesting and out of the way places. Our more recent trips have taken us to The Yukon, Alaska, and the Southwestern States.
Currently, we are planning a camping trip to the East coast of Canada, particularly to Newfoundland.
Equipment,
How To,
winter camping Tags:
camping equipment,
coleman tent,
cooler,
eating the right foods,
Equipment,
grill,
heater,
lantern,
meal preparation,
sleeping bag,
stove
Posted by
admin in Thursday, December 3rd 2009
Cold weather camping is much more harsh on your body than camping in warmer seasons, so it is important to place extra attention on taking care of yourself by staying warm and eating the right foods. If you are camping in cold weather, you should allow yourself an additional 1,000 calories per day in your diet. Winter camping meals and snacks should be very high in carbohydrates to fuel your body through the extreme cold and should also contain plenty of fats and proteins.
