Learn How to Camp the Right Way From the Start

Getting into camping can feel overwhelming if you did not grow up doing it. There is a lot of gear, a lot of opinions, and a lot of mistakes people make that can turn what should be a great trip into a miserable one.

This class is designed to remove the confusion and give you the knowledge and confidence to start camping the right way from the beginning.

Whether you want to camp in developed campgrounds, state parks, national forests, or go into the backcountry, this class will walk you through the skills and gear you actually need, and just as importantly, what you do not need.

What You Will Learn

This class covers both campground camping and backcountry camping so that you understand the differences, the equipment, and the planning required for each.

Topics include:

• How to find and access campgrounds
• State parks, national forests, and public land camping
• Backcountry camping basics
• Trip planning and packing
• Tent selection and setup
• Hammock systems and setup
• Clothing systems for camping
• Boot and footwear selection
• Cooking kits and camp stoves
• Campfire building and fire safety
• Camp setup and organization
• Staying comfortable in hot and cold weather
• Water considerations
• Camp hygiene and cleanliness
• Basic camping gear overview
• Common mistakes new campers make
• And lots more

This is a very hands-on class where you will see equipment, set up shelters, look at gear options, and learn practical skills you can immediately use.

Who This Class Is For

This class is perfect for:

• People who are brand new to camping
• Families who want to start camping together
• People who want to transition from campground camping to backcountry camping
• Hikers and backpackers who want to spend the night outdoors
• Anyone who wants to be more comfortable and confident outdoors
• People who want to build a foundation before taking more advanced outdoor or survival classes

You do not need any prior experience for this class.

Why Take This Class

Camping should be enjoyable, comfortable, and something you look forward to. Many people quit camping after a bad experience that could have easily been prevented with a little knowledge.

This class is designed to shorten the learning curve, save you money on gear, and help you build a system that works for you.

If you have ever thought, “I would like to go camping but I don’t know where to start,” this class is where you start.