Wild camping is a fun and challenging activity that allows you to get close to nature. But to ensure safety and comfort, here are some things to pay attention to:

1. Choose a suitable camping site

Terrain selection: Choose a flat, well-drained ground to set up your tent. Avoid setting up your tent near rivers, foothills, or low-lying areas to prevent rainwater accumulation or landslides.

Safe distance: Stay away from cliffs, riverbanks, easily fallen trees, and wildlife habitats to ensure the safety of your campsite.

2.Weather and environment

Weather forecast: Check the weather forecast of the destination in advance to avoid camping in extreme weather (such as storms, heavy snow, strong winds, etc.).
Adapt to the environment: Understand the natural environment and potential dangers of the campsite (such as venomous snakes, insects, wild animals, etc.) and prepare for countermeasures.

3. Various equipments you need to bring for camping

The most basic equipment is the tent, as well as lighting, barbecue stove, atmosphere lighting, kitchen utensils, mosquito repellent lamp, folding chair, camping cart, shovel, first aid kit, medicine and other equipments you need.
First, build the tent. You can also build it with your friends. This is a sport to promote friendship and will make your relationship closer and closer. Then, in order to make your camping more ceremonial, you can also use lighting to make your camping more atmospheric. Remember to bring a mosquito repellent lamp. It can repel mosquitoes while lighting your camping life. Otherwise, your legs will be bitten and itchy. You must pay attention to this. Secondly, it can make camping life more interesting. You can barbecue and drink with friends, and enjoy the surrounding scenery while eating. It would be even better if there is a meteor shower at this time. You can make a wish together. The wish you made must be kept secret. In the dead of night, remember to lock your tent and look forward to your next day. A happy start to a new journey.Remember to take away your trash and unwanted items when you leave. Protecting the environment is everyone's responsibility.

4. Leave room for contingency

Plan for backup: When planning a camp, consider weather, health, and other uncertainties, and keep a backup plan or plan a retreat route in advance.

Respect nature: Minimize the impact on the natural environment, avoid disturbing wild animals, and maintain a quiet and harmonious camping atmosphere.