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As we all know the Summer is the most popular time for camping, these are unusual times, the Spring weather is usually nicer. However, there are some great perks for camping in the Spring time too, here are a few reasons in this article. Not Too Hot: Camping in the Spring offers the perfect temperature, warm & sunny during the day and night is perfect for sitting around the campfire sharing stories and eating your favorite dessert prepared over the campfire. Then when it's time for sleep simply crawl into your sleeping bag, TIP to ensure proper rating selection choose a bag 10-20 degrees...

Spring is a great time to get out and enjoy the camping experience! Even though the spring weather & cooler temps can be unpredictable, making Spring camping a bit more challenging. Spring camping requires more planning to "be prepared" by choosing the right gear, date and location with the best weather possibilities. Despite the excess preparation, spring camping still has some great benefits! It is always best to plan for the best weather and be prepared for the worst. It's been a long winter for most of us, many are feeling "cabin fever" set in and are ready to get out of...

Camping is a new experience for everyone, we all have to start somewhere, right? I'm sure there is a camping story that made you rethink the idea of doing this camping thing again. There is an old saying that applies to every camping situation "live and learn?" Here are a couple tips and a helpful camping gear checklist to prepare you for the long haul: Tryout your gear:Before you arrive at the campground you should always try out your gear. There is nothing worse than arriving at your site and then trying to put together a tent that your not...

How to Remove Mildew from a Canvas Tent There's something about opening your canvas tent and finding a suprise "inside" when unrolled, the surprise is finding mildew that has developed on the canvas by accidently storing away wet, it is a good practice to pack away dry. If it is raining while taking down then the tent can be packed away and unrolled when you get the first opportunity.. Provided below is a mixture for removing the mildew without having to replace the tent... Start off with 5 quarts of water Add 1 quart of vinegar Add 1/2 teaspoon of liquid dish soap. Use a sponge to...

 Whether you prefer a Kodiak truck tent, swag, cabin or a quick set up flexbow model, you may ask how to treat a Kodiak Canvas Tent with Hydra Shield (two threads twisted together for superior strength, durability, and a very tight weave) with a dry silicone finish to create a watertight, breathable and durable fabric that also resists mold and mildew. Seasoning the canvas by wetting down first after setting up allows the Hydra Shield fibers to swell up and seal out the moisture, you can also set up at location and allow the rain to activate it as an option. Unlike synthetic fabrics, or...