1. Plan for the heat The heat needs to be one if not the primary concern for anyone wanting to camp in Death Valley National Park. If camping near Furnace Creek on the basin floor, plan on camping here in the winter, or bring an RV and camp in a place with full utility hook-ups … Read more
1. Pack for the weather Ohio is part of the Midwest and can experience a large range of weather patterns. Pack gear like rain jackets or rain pants since it can be drizzly any time of the year. In the summer, pack cool weather clothes but be prepared for cooler nighttime temperatures. 2. Keep your … Read more
1. Bring layers Many people think of Utah as an area of burnt red rock baking in the summer heat. While this is true during the summer months, the winters see stacks of snow and freezing temperatures. If you are camping off-season, bring plenty of camping blankets and warm camp gear. 2. Don’t underestimate the … Read more
There are no 2 ways about it; Acadia National Park is a popular place to go camping. To ensure that you can make the most of your time in the park, here are some of our top tips to keep in mind before you leave home. 1. Book early Unless you plan to stay at … Read more
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