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There are different camp stoves on the market that run on different fuels, and have their advantages and disadvantages.

Everything is ready for the winter camping trip, but when it comes to the backpacking stove, consideration must be given to the temperatures it will operate under.

Bring a heavier sleeping bag, a wool cap and neck protector, and googles to shield against strong, cold wind.

REI is a great place to rent outdoor camping equipment in the US. They have everything from family tent rentals and camp stoves to mountain climbing gear.

Many people travelling by road carry excess equipment. It is possible to be comfortable and travel light by applying the principles of light-weight hiking to car camping.

A football tailgate party is a fun and easy dinner club idea. Here are tips for mixing friends, food , fans and sports.

Mount Rainier and the San Juans are two of the best places for Washington State camping. Online reservations can be made for family vacations at these campgrounds.

Alexis Soyer was a master chef in Victorian times who wrote cookery books for the poor. Here are variations on two of his economical Christmas dessert recipes.

Backpacking does not always have to equate with back breaking. Lightening the pack load will allow backpackers to enjoy the scenery while decreasing body stress.

Carbon monoxide remains a leading cause of fatal poisoning. Understanding the causes, risks, and prevention of CO intoxication will decrease mortality and morbidity.

Choosing the wrong campsite can lead to muddy equipment, treating insect bites, sleepless nights, sunstroke victims and disgruntled campers hating the time spent outdoors

What camp gear is carried on a camping holiday depends on whether it's carried on foot or by vehicle. Some tips for a camping vacation where gear can be moved by vehicle

Everyone enjoys going to a park. If you find the right ones, there is so much to see and do for all ages. Here are five very popular State Parks in Virginia.

Carbon monoxide is a poisonous gas. Each year it kills about 500 people in the US and 70 people in the UK. Fewer people would die if CO alarms were fitted in all homes.

Hiking and backpacking in the fall offers a view of the trails that can only be found in this cooler, less crowded time of year.