Backyard camping party - Backyard camping can be fun for families or large groups. For many families, camping means union on roasted marshmallows, ghost stories and stargazing. When you do not have the time or resources to launch a tent in the woods or if your children are still too young rough, a tent in the backyard instead. You can enjoy most of the same camp activities while having a toilet and warm bed nearby, just in case. Have a rule: No cell phones, television or other digital technology.
Set the backyard camping party more urban for the neighborhood, the more you will feel like you're really camping. If you live in the city and need to block noise and street lights, consider hanging clothes around their camp and throw blankets on the clothesline. There is no shop, no problem. You can design your sleeping bags to sleep under the stars or build a store of old sheets and clothes. Other arts you might want to have on hand include lanterns or flashlights, pillows, jackets, insect repellent, chairs and sticks for roasting marshmallows.
Teaching survival skills backyard camping party offers a number of opportunities to teach survival skills of children, such as light a fire and cook in it. Also they can be taught safety knife, how to make water safe to drink, how to build a shelter and how to open a can without a can opener. If you have a compass handy, you can show them how to use it. You can also show them how to use the sky for navigation. Additional activities and trades could include the use of elements found in nature to make tools, like a fishing rod or a gun.
