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There's nothing like waking up to the fresh mountain air, the smell of pine trees, and a roaring campfire. However, weather conditions, poor planning or fire dangers can put a damper on your camping trip. Here area a few simple tips to help make your camping trip fun and safe!
  • Use flame-retardant tents and sleeping bags if possible, but assume tents and sleeping bags are flammable and be careful with fire.

  • Keep stoves, lanterns and candles out of tents.

  • Place campfires and stoves away from tents or sleeping gear, keep fire downwind.

  • Extinguish fires before going to sleep.

  • Keep cooking, heating and lighting equipment in good repair and follow instructions in its use.

  • Don't smoke cigarettes, pipes or cigars near sleeping bags.

  • Avoid using carbon monoxide releasing charcoal and catalytic products in unventilated areas.

  • Transport flammable liquids in safety containers, keep them capped, out of tents and away from children.

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