TOP 10 CAMPING MISTAKES BEGINNERS MAKE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 มิ.ย. 2024
- In this video we show the top 10 camping mistakes beginners make when they first start going camping and how you can avoid them to make your next camping trip a better one. Thanks for watching!
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Time Stamps:
00:00-00:21 INTRO
00:21-01:33 NOT TESTING YOUR GEAR
01:33-04:00 NOT ORGANIZING YOUR GEAR
04:00-04:51 NOT CHECKING THE WEATHER
04:51-07:16 NOT BRINGING THE RIGHT CLOTHES
07:16-08:22 NOT PICKING THE RIGHT CAMPSITE
08:22-10:49 ARRIVING TOO LATE
10:49-11:40 NOT OVERLAPPING YOUR GROUND TARP
11:40-12:56 NOT OPENING TENT WINDOWS
12:56-14:38 LEAVING THE TENT DOOR OPEN
14:38-16:12 LEAVING FOOD OUT - LEAVE NO TRACE
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Use red light instead of white light when getting in/out of tent at night. Bugs aren't attracted to the red light.
Yeah the red light is nice for that doesn’t wake anyone up either. Good for eating too as far as the bugs haha 😁🤙🏽
Weather : When camping in Texas, with or without a forecast, ALWAYS bring shorts & tees and jeans & a winter jacket. The weather can go from 72 degrees to 32 degrees, in a heartbeat.
Better to have it and not need it, than need it and not have it! 😊
Ain’t it the truth! My kids argue that it’s hot and get mad when I make them take a jacket but then they’re glad I made them take one. You just never know lol
Yessss omg lol there’s one beach I love to camp at it’ll be 80 something during the day 50-60 at night. I love that place ❤ but I hate when it randomly rains when the forecast didn’t call for it lol
Lol not for our Christmas camp out. Every time it’s always been colder than forecasted! It was supposed to be 33 … woke up in the morning and it’s 25! It snowed one year… wasn’t expecting that at all! Could have lived without the 25 mph wind though that was almost scary to paddle back in.
The good news about car camping is that you always have access to Walmart as long as you catch it in time
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 i had butterflies ... Praying manthis ... Daddy long legs. All slept very comfortable in the tent with me
😂😂😂😂 Praying mantis!? Wow. Thats rare. 😁
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Oh my... it's end of Nov. (we do NOT winter camp), as seniors we started camping once again this past summer and we ❤ u2 and all ur tips u have to share!) Watching u2 makes me look forward to this coming camping season! Thx for sharing ur knowledge and experiences... it helps so much!
Awe thanks so much! We really appreciate you watching, and are happy you enjoy the content! ❤️☺️
Great video thank you for the great reminders and advice
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Awesome video thanks for sharing
Thanks! No problem glad you found it useful 😊🤙🏽
What a great idea about overlapping the tent over the tarp. Never thought of that! Thanks again for another great video!
No problem 😃🤙🏽
Great video guys!
Thanks bud 👊🏽☺️
Great advise!
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We found small ceiling fans that connect together and work on 1 rechargeable power pack.. they are lite weight and a great addition when it's hot at night.. a very small thing but comfort for sleeping makes it sooo much better.. we tent camp when I'm having a good week.. I have serious health issues that sometimes makes it impossible to tent camp.. my other half is amazing.. after my diagnosis he traded his brand new toyhauler and bought us a diesel pusher so I can do long road trips..when life throws a curveball you figure it out..Yes we still tent camp from time too time.. we camp and glamp...lol
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great advice
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you guys are awesome. thanks for sharing the tips. can't wait for my first camping in July.
Thanks so much! 👊🏽😃 Really hope you’re enjoying the content! Appreciate the kind words and appreciate you watching! Hope you have a fun trip July is right around the corner! 😊🤙🏽
Really good content! I can tell you guys enjoy your camping trips a lot 😅
Thanks 😊 Yeah it’s always a fun little adventure haha we can’t wait to go again soon when this weather warms up!
Good tips!
Thanks glad you enjoyed them! 😃🤙🏽
I'm new to camping, and that tarp tip is great! Thanks for bringing it to my attention.
No problem! Thanks for watching hope all the camping vids help ya out! 👊🏽😊🤙🏽
LOVE the videos. Planning a trip with my daughters that I've had set up for months. Want to make sure I don't forget anything.
Thanks! Hope they help you out. 👊🏽☺️ And sweet! 😃 The bins really really help, and just writing up a checklist ahead of time and checking things off the list as you pack should keep you from forgetting anything. Hope you have a fun! 😊🤙🏽
Love your videos
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Great video with a lot of great info!
I have seen people camping that decided to leave their coolers out on the picnic tables, BAD mistake! Here in the south you will wake up to a family of raccoons having a feast. Fun to watch if it’s not your cooler!
Cheers and safe travels
Hahaha yeah I bet that’s pretty entertaining to watch 😁 And thanks! Glad you enjoyed the video thanks for watching and thanks for the nice comment 👊🏽😊
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Another scout leader left out a closed jar of peanut butter and we came back from kayaking all morning and it had been chewed open. There were the tell tale claw marks of racoons in the PB. Yup. Never leave food out.
Hahaha that’ll do it! 😁 They can smell that stuff from miles away boy 😂
Thanks! Great reminders!!. Another item my wife and I added was a checklist to make sure every item that we might take depending on weather and such we were sure we had actually packed. Imagine this conversation: Husband, " I thought you put that back in the bin" Wife, " No, I heard you say you were going to clean it first and then put it back." 😱
Hahahaha that’s funny. 👊🏽😁 Always great to have the old packing checklist going for sure! Having the inventory of your bins, and then running down that checklist for everything else is a great great way to make sure you have everything you wanted to bring. We do that packing for any trip not just camping! 😊🤙🏽 Good stuff.
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Sound effects funny 😂
Hahahaha 😁
Sooo cute...😊 yup x 10.
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I took those 2 advice....the vent. and the tarp. Thanks . i camp all the time. I even camp in my.yard.
Nice 😊😊😊
Omg you guys have your own store now!!!! 🙌🏼 So neat! Btw we are like a clone of you guys cuz i literally have like allll the stuff you guys have recommended 😂
Yeah it’s pretty cool we’re excited! 😃 It’s nice to be able to show all the stuff we like and use because it’s impossible to mention it all in the videos. And awesome! 😃🤙🏽 Really hope the stuff we have recommended works as well for you as it has for us! 👊🏽😊
Number 7! Last time I went camping with my niece, we used a tarp under our tent thinking it would help with the rain. Little did I know, you need to overlap it! 😂 After a day of rain, our tent felt like a water mattress when we stepped inside. We ended up sleeping in the car. I thought it was just the wrong campground, but after watching this video, I realized the mistake was not overlapping the tarp. Mind blown 🤯 and jaw dropped! I’m going camping again soon, and it might rain. I was worried, but now, I’m so glad I saw this video! Perfect timing! Thanks for the great tips!
Ahhhhh man that’s no fun! 😕 Haha hey 90% of this is trial and error that’s just how you learn 🤷🏻♂️😁 Really happy the video gave you a few ideas and hope they help you next time you’re out there! Thanks for watching! Hope you have fun on the next trip! 🏕️😊🤙🏽
After I tighten the guy lines, the tent occasionally shifts. I'll walk around and fold the tarp under 2 or 3 inches in from the edge of the tent. Heavy rain can track under the tent's bucket floor.
For added protection if any condensation runs down the inside walls, I use a picnic blanket that folds into it's own package with stakes. One side of it is comfy flannel and the bottom is water resistant. It also keeps my sleep mat from sliding around and if it gets cold I can wrap it over me like a taco shell.
Yes! Bins!! I carry three small gasketed totes. One is kitchen, one is shower and one is dishwashing/clothes washing kits. I actually have two kitchen bins. One is if I have access to electricity (electric skillet, kettle, kuerig) and the other is if I don’t (butane, titanium cookware, pour over coffee). If at any time I will be traveling with no electric access, I only take the no electricity tote. Both totes are redundant as far as cutlery, plates etc. The three totes fit in my front seats when I’m not driving or I put them in my toss up tent which I only use for storage. Love my bins!!
Nice! 👍🏽 Yeah the bins are must have. 😎
Placing a clothes line above your tent in case of any falling tree limbs.
Flat land.ive done this so many times. Lay down first before you put your tent up.
First time camper here 👋🏾 is it sufficient to use a regular pillow and blanket or is a sleeping bag a must for camping?
Hey 👋🏽😊 Depends on how cold out it is, what makes you personally feel the most comfortable, what type of camping you’re doing, and how often you plan on going! If you’re backpacking you’re going to need a much lighter sleeping system, if you’re car camping you can get away with bringing bulkier stuff from home. We’ve done regular pillows and blankets while car camping in the summer plenty of times! If you plan on going camping a lot though, having a good sleeping bag or two rated for specific temperature situations would be a good investment. 🤙🏽
I lock my tent with a luggage lock from the inside too. Too many weirdos out there ❤❤❤❤
I don't use a lock but I do use a small carabiner on the inside at night when Im sleeping. I use an outdoor living space for hanging out and cooking when it's wet and I zip tie them shut at night or when I'm away from camp.
Most of my camping is on sandbars along the river. All my gear fits inside one medium tote. But I also take minimal gear because it's in the kayak or canoe.
Cool 😊🤙🏽
the air mattress thing, don't just air it up for a couple hours, if you got room, air it up & put your weight worth of items across it at least overnight. Learned that lesson years ago...the hard way
When we use our Intex we blow it up when we first setup camp and then we might hit again right before bed to make sure it’s full. Doesn’t really lose too much air during the night, but we’ve had other ones in the past that were pretty bad with that. 😁
You forgot “Camping with beginners who need you to set their tent and gear up after you get your own done and are ready to relax!”
Hahahaha been there for sure! 😂🤙🏽
Dang lady, you've got great hair!
You are so kind, thank you! 😊
Yes she does ❤
What is your solution for a camp fire during burn bans? I use a diy ammo can propane fire pit.
Honestly if the fire bans get that bad we tend to not even bother going to that area because we love to have a real fire when we go! 🔥😎😂🤙🏽 Haha several times though we’ve had no choice without warning and would just cook using our little butane/propane backpacking stove and that’s it. One time we drove 5 hours to a place we had a reservation at and a fire was so close they had evacuated most of the area but they let us camp there anyway as long as we didn’t have a fire. Raining ash. Basically dark/orange outside from the smoke blocking the sun. Tougher to breathe. It was kind of ridiculous. We were like the only people there. That’s a cool idea with the diy ammo can. I’ve seen some propane fire pits I’d be curious to try out on like big multi day car camping trips, but they’re definitely bulky to travel with.
@@WhereWeWild A few companies make ammo can fire pits now, but going the DIY route saved me a good amount of cash 😁 and they are definitely a lot smaller than the standard "portable" fire pits. I have a short video of my fire pit on my YT if you're interested.
@@KaiMirra Cool 😊🤙🏽
Your first tip is the number one thing all campers should do. Check all of your new gear before you head out! I learned my lesson many years ago with an instant tent. Got to camp, unpacked the new instant tent and started setting it up when it started pouring. Hurried to try and get it set up only to find that two of the poles were installed backwards from the factory. The knuckles were facing the wrong direction. Had to find a screw driver and disassemble the 2 poles in the driving rain and reassemble them to get the tent up. It totally sucked! ALWAYS CHECK YOUR GEAR ESPECIALLY NEW GEAR BEFORE HEADING OUT!!!
Ugh man that’s no fun! Yeah that’s really crucial to know exactly what you’re going out there with for sure. 💯👊🏽
We go thru a last check down and put back what we dont need. And we always have stuff we domt need. Always. And since weve done this.....we are packing frugal naturally.
I get a campground map of the place I am thinking about going and I pay the day use fee to drive around with a co-pilot to take notes. Mark on the map with highlighters of different colors the most desirable campsites (green) and the medium ones (yellow) and the least ( orange) then I eat my picnic lunch, take a nice walk. Go home and tidy up my notes. Then I have a "top ten" list for when I am ready to make reservations.
Nice! 😊🤙🏽 Lot of the nice places we can go camping are like 2-4 hours or more away so it’s tough to scout them that way 🤦🏻♂️😂
How about leaving your food packed in your car at night?
Depends on the environment you’re in I suppose huh… but definitely not with bears around. We’ve seen them rip cars apart to get at food that was left in them. We have a lot of bears in the areas we camp the most and they all come with bear boxes in each site to store your food in.
You guys are survival instructors huh? Is I'll make sure to bring my rain jacket. 🤣
Lol survival instructors 😂
People need to lose the mentality about feeding chipmunks. Yes they are cute BUT, they can fend for themselves. They become a real nuisance once you start to feed 'em.
Camping with a dog gives so much security.
one time. my husband forgot the tent
Hahaha stuff happens 🤷🏻♂️😁 We forgot our pillows and blankets on one trip, just left them all ready to go in our living room. 🤦🏻♂️😂
Somehow it has gotten lost in the new world 🌍 the big one common sense lol🤔
Hahaha oh yeah… you can say that again. 🤦🏻♂️😂
Dont camp by a beach.....the waves will scare the crap out of you.
Hahaha yeah they can if you’re not used to them, just have to be mindful of how high the tide is going to come up.
You car campers are funny and are like bear magnets if you want to see a bear just go to a campground
Haha just have to keep your site clean, no matter where you are 🤙🏽
We made all those mistakes 😂😂😂
Think everyone does 😁
In Australia we need to avoid camping under large eucalyptus trees in spring summer. These trees can drop large branches without warning, and we are talking of 30 cm or 1 foot in diameter, widowmakers. These are the second most planted trees worldwide wide. We use a caravan annex mesh under the tent and put tarp on top. Bugs and snakes are a good reason to leave. Don’t feed the animals because, when regularly fed, they get angry when there is no food for them.
This should have been a 2 minute video.
Lol yeah good luck editing that 😂🤙🏽
Dont buy a blue tent. They are depressing to be in and feel cold.
Haha I’ve heard people say that before! 😃 Some find the blue relaxing but I can totally see how that would make some minds feel that way for sure, especially in cold weather.
I like the green ones
Pro tip for #1, eat first. Don't work out how your equipment works hangry. It will help you and your spouse avoid and argument.
Oh, also not the day before you leave on your trip... Just saying.
Hahaha nice 😁🤙🏽
This could have been 10 minutes shorter if you didn't babble
Stop your crying. 🙄
@@WhereWeWild lol still a good video... babbling and all