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 Coleman WeatherMaster 6 7 8 9 10 Person Large Screened Tent Family Cabin Camping  US $209.85
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 Coleman 6 8 9 10 Man 3 Room Huge Tent Six Ten Person The Best For Family Camping US $208.84
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 Northwest Territory Blue Ridge Bay 12 Person 3 Room Tent w Screen Porch 15 x 15 US $152.50
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 Tahoe Gear Zion 8 Person Family Tent with Screen Porch US $240.95
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 WENZEL KLONDIKE 16 X 11 FEET 8 EIGHT PERSON FAMILY CABIN TENT WITH SCREEN PORCH US $125.00
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 Coleman Weathermaster 16 X 10 Tent Screened 10 Person New US $9.99
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 Outdoor Works Algonquin Family Dome 5 Person Tent with Screen Room Porch US $139.99
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 Texsport Family Camping Screen Porch Tent 5 Person US $109.55
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 TEXSPORT 01114 Mountain Breeze 5 Person Camping Tent US $114.99
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 Family Camping Dome Tent 5 Sleeps 14 x 10 w Porch US $150.36
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 Sibley 500 Ultimate PRO tent Fire Proof Bell tent NEW US $869.00
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 NEW Coleman Camping Tent 8 person Tent 12x12 US $219.00
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 NORTHWEST TERRITORY Regal Creek 8 Man Tent With Porch 17x13 NEW US $169.00
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 NEW TEXSPORT Meadow Breeze Porch 8 Person Camping Tent US $164.95
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 5 Person Five Man SUV Attachable Family Camping Tent with Shaded Porch US $179.99
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 Suisse Sport 14 x 10 Montana Family Dome Tent With Screened Porch Room US $208.97
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 Mountain Breeze Screen Porch Tent US $156.95
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 Eddie Bauer Sequoia Sport Dome 7 Person Camp Tent NEW US $199.99
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 Texsport Meadow Breeze Screen Room Tent US $182.00
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 Algonquin 5 Person Family Dome Tent w Screen Room Porch New Free Shipping US $139.95
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 8 Person Eight Man Dome Camping Tent with Screen Room Enclosure Gazebo Entrance US $233.99
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 Coleman Evanston 8 Person Tent with Screened Porch 15 x 12 Brand New US $249.99
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 Mountain Breeze Screen Porch Tent 15 x 10 x 80 h US $189.00
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 Texsport Meadow Breeze 8 Person Tent with Screen Porch US $219.99
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 Texsport 01111 Meadow Breeze Screen Room 8 Person Tent US $162.95
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 Meadow Breeze 8 Person Screen Porch Tent GREAT FOR CAMPING HIKING FISHING US $299.95
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 Texsport 01114 Mountain Breeze Screen Porch Tent US $118.95
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 Suisse Sport Montana Family Dome Camping Tent US $184.67
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 Family Camping Dome Tent 5 Sleeps 14 x 10 w Porch US $173.83
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 Coleman 17 x 9 foot 6 Person Family Camp 2 Room Tent US $231.38
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 NORTHWEST TERRITORY BLUE RIDGE BAY 12 PERSON TENT WITH PORCH 15 X 15 US $325.00
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 GREATLAND OUTDOORS 2 ROOM LODGE WITH SCREEN PORCH TENT FOR 8 CAMPING LOT J766 US $124.95
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 TS01250 NEW THE LODGE SQUARE DOME TENT 10 x 10 x 86 HIGH CAN HOOK TO SUV US $179.95
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 TS01337 NEW WILD RIVER TWO ROOM CABIN TENT 13 x 9 x 79 HIGH SLEEPS 8 US $259.95
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 TS01335 NEW LAZY RIVER TWO ROOM CABIN TENT 9 x 8 x 75 HIGH SLEEPS 5 US $209.95
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 TS01323 NEW SEQUOIA PASS THREE ROOM FAMILY CABIN TENT 19 x 9 x 86 HIGH US $244.95
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 TS01114 NEW MOUNTAIN BREEZE SCREEN PORCH TENT 15 x 10 x 80 HIGH SLEEPS 5 US $154.95
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 TS01112 NEW BOULDER CREEK VESTIBULE TENT 13 x 10 x 90 HIGH SLEEPS 6 US $234.95
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 Embark Sleeps 9 Person Cabin Tent Screen Porch 14x15 Dome Blue Camping New US $204.95
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Essential Camping Gear Makes Living in the Great Outdoors Easy and Fun
There's nothing like a camping trip with the family to create some unforgettable memories and bonding time. Getting away from the daily grind to explore the great outdoors can be both relaxing and energizing. But before you go, make sure you have made the necessary preparations with this essential camping gear list:
Food
Part of the fun of camping is having the opportunity to prepare and eat your meals outdoors - the fresh smell of coffee and eggs - wafting through the air. One easy breakfast recipe, Hillbilly Trash Breakfast, uses aluminum foil to cook hash browns, eggs, sausage or ham, and cheese together for a delicious start to the day with easy clean-up. And of course, no camping trip is complete without a hot dog roast and s'mores under the stars.
Sleeping bags
Sleeping bags come in various shapes and sizes and use different materials for insulation. Before choosing a sleeping bag, consider what kind of camping you are going to do. Are you a summer weekend camper who likes to head to a state park? Or maybe you'd like to try something more serious. For casual campers who like to just get outdoors during the warmer months, a basic sleeping bag should suffice. For those who want to try their hand at camping in cooler or more inclement weather, consider a "mummy" sleeping bag with insulation for up to zero degrees.
Tent
Tents come in many shapes, sizes, and styles. Make sure to really shop around before making your purchase. Consider, are you a family of four or more? A two-room tent might be ideal for you. If you're just starting out with a spouse or friend, you could get by with a two-person tent. Tents also come with or without screened-in porches, ideal for storing shoes and other miscellaneous items.
Water
You'll need lots of water when camping - for drinking and cooking. It's a good idea to stock up on individualized water bottles. For those using water from a campground source, you might need to sterilize it first. A portable water filter is your best bet to ensuring the water is safe to drink. These filters remove bacteria, protozoa, viruses, and chemicals.
First Aid Kit
Definitely do not go camping without a first aid kit. Well-stocked first aid kits include: bandages and gauze of various sizes, antiseptic cream, sterile wipes and rinse solutions, pain medicine, tweezers and scissors, sunburn relief spray, and anti-diarrhea medicine.
Flashlight
For those late-night calls to the bathroom, a flashlight is essential. No matter how close you may be camped out near the facilities, you'll need a flashlight to see your way. Choose a sturdy flashlight that has been designed for outdoor use.
Utility Knife
For all the tools that you use at the campground, a quality utility knife will be one of the most versatile. Always keep your utility knife clean and sharp. A dull knife is a dangerous instrument. Always hold the utility knife firmly by the handle and cut away from the body. Knives should not be used to pry something open or as a screwdriver.
Rain Gear
Don't forget clothing for any inclement weather you may encounter. That means a complete change of clothes, in case the ones you're wearing get wet. A rain jacket always comes in handy for when the weather turns wet.
Lantern
Once the sun goes down, it can get pretty dark around the campsite, save the light from the campfire. Always bring along a lantern to provide additional lighting. You can purchase a lantern fairly inexpensively.
Camp Stove
Unless you're skillful at cooking over an open fire, a camp stove will be necessary for cooking most of your meals. Like lanterns, camp stoves are inexpensive items that use the same fuels as lanterns.
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