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Highest safety standards
While camping is an enjoyable activity, there are many tips to ensure your safety during a fun-filled weekend or adventurous week-long trip. Learn how to make the most of your next camping trip by keeping everyone safe and comfortable.
Choose the Right Site
Consider you and your group's age, physical limitations and medical needs.
Use Insect Protection
Use products that don't dissolve easily in water and check for ticks daily.
Stay Hydrated
Drink water regularly throughout the day, even if you don’t think you’re thirsty.
Have Fun & Remain Alert
Camping in a fun experience, but keep your wits about you, and remember, be safe.
RECOMMENDED CAMP SITES
SUMMER MAY BE OVER, but head to the American South and you’ll find great places to camp deep into the fall months. From Florida to South Carolina, campgrounds have fewer crowds and plenty of space to set up a camp chair, light a campfire, and enjoy the fall season at a different pace than in the summer months.
