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Probably one of the best weekend adventures that don't cost you an arm and a leg, is to have a weekend camping with your loved ones. How lovely is it to exchange chit chats with your pals over a campfire at night, while sharing a sumptuous dinner? Isn’t it one of the simplest activities that you can definitely pull off without the pricey boat or plane tickets just to have fun? So, how do you really plan to ensure a successful camping trip with your pals? Prevent any mishaps or issues along the way by carefully planning from the food that your group will consume, to the tricks that you can do on how to stay warm in a tent during winter times, and guarantees everyone a sound sleep.
In sub-zero season, nobody in your group would be delighted

When you shop for sleeping bags, remember that there are those that are made of thinner liners, usually less expensive, sleeping bags but these are intended for summer camping only. Never make a mistake of bringing without such type of bag if you don’t want to freeze to death during your camping night. Get those that are especially designed for winter, with the purpose of providing warmth for better sleep. If you prefer, you can buy additional fleece liner that can increase the temperature by about ten more degrees.3
• Thermal Blanket for Heat Reflector
Have you heard of Mylar Thermal Blanket? Back in the days, these blankets are being used by rescue teams for emergency situations, with the purpose of reflecting the heat from the source to the patient to regulate body temperature in cold rescue locations. The good news is that the same emergency blanket is one important trick to keep you warm in a tent during camping. So, whatever heat source that you have come up with, it reflects back down to you for the rest of the night.4
• Dry, Comfortable Knits and

It is also important to consider your distance from your camping group, make it a point that you are not all compressed in a small area of the campsite, that can make all of you uncomfortable while sleeping. Keep a good distance in between the tents, but never place your tent too far from your peers for safety. Another item to consider for tent placement is the dryness of the surrounding. The last thing that you want to happen after a day of long walk and trekking, is to sleep in a damp surrounding, or worse, part of your tent or bedding is in the mud! Being in a moist surrounding not only brings irritation that will prevent your body to relax, but it can help build up the coldness that will keep you from sleep well the entire night. 5
2. Arrange your pad, blankets and stuff in the tent
You should place your sleeping pad at the centermost part of the tent for your most convenient sleep positioning. Arrange it along with your sleeping bag and fleece blanket, and keep your camping bag and other stuff all on the side most part of the tent, far enough not to accidentally kick them while sleeping. You must arrange all your sleeping gears before you start to warm your tent up so that your blankets will absorb the