Share your must have camping gear
Well I have learned that in Arizona with being so dry that campfires are not allowed. So the propane campfire is a must. And really easier than fire wood. Just a couple of tanks and a good spot to set up.
Love it in the morning , turning on the fire and warming up a little as the coffee is getting hot . Then just sitting there almost naked as the morning starts. Birds, breeze and the warm fire and I get out of my poncho. Then I can enjoy the rest of the day totally nude.
I'll second the propane fire pit. Even in New England we get red flag days where we can't have open fires. We have an Outland Living 21" fire pit which I modified to use a quick connect. We can connect to a regular 20lb propane tank or direct to our trailer's quick connect and use it's onboard propane.
Have to have our screen rooms. We have a few different sizes set ups depending where we are camping. A few east coast camp we have visited have really small campsites and make it difficult to fit all our gear. Also a lantern stand is a great must have.
Camp stove/propane, coffee pot/percolator, and coffee!
Truth be told, though I'd rather camp naked and do whenever possible, I do camp out on the trail when it's cold, so clothes for cold weather are also essential. An easy pop-up tent and sleeping bag for the weather. It's not a good night if you're cold!
Man had not heard that. Another one bites the dust one less venue in NJ. Do you know the circumstances?Did Goodland close?Now that Goodland country club is not there, you guys planning to go to Sky Farms?This year. Yes.
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