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I’m Jarett Wegner, the guy behind The Adventurous Camper. I’m a huge enthusiast for all things camping, hiking, or exploring. I try to get lost in the woods nearly every chance I get. I also love surfing and grew up going to the beach every time I could. And when I’m not out catching some fresh air, I’m here writing for The Adventurous Camper.
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Fire pit cooking is often the best way to cook on a camping adventure. Not only do campfire meals add delicious char and smokiness to your food, but they also require little in the way of gear. As frequent visitors to the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness in northern Minnesota, my family’s trips always include our favorite backcountry campfire meals. Cooking over an open flame inspires a sense of wonder and results in incredible meals, from pizza to spaghetti and meatballs.
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Just because it's raining doesn't mean you have to (or even want to) postpone your plans to wait for clear skies. Or, maybe you're not expecting rain on your next adventure, but want to make sure you're prepared for unpredictable weather. Whatever your reason for wanting some new rainwear, having a basic understanding of technology and construction techniques will make picking out your next piece as easy as deciding to go out in the first place.
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Dispersed camping - also known as primitive camping, wild camping and dry camping - refers to camping outside of designated areas or campgrounds. A dirtbag's dream, these legal, undeveloped camping destinations are usually free. And what they lack in amenities, such as power and running water, they more than make up for in solitude.
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The United States is home to outstanding national parks. Not only are national parks the perfect place to connect with nature, but they are also a relatively affordable way to travel and connect with a new part of the country.
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