Camping is an activity in which a tent or a residential vehicle is set up in a wilderness or open-air environment for an overnight or long stay to enjoy nature and outdoor life. Camping can generally be divided into two forms: wild camping and open-air vehicle.

Camping is a beloved outdoor activity where individuals select a suitable spot in the wilderness or mountain forest to pitch a tent or construct a simple shelter. Here, they cook their meals and live self-sufficiently amidst nature. Preparation for camping involves gathering essential gear such as tents, sleeping bags, and stoves, as well as provisions for wilderness survival, including protective and medical supplies, and communication tools.

On the other hand, open-air vehicles offer an alternative way to experience the outdoors by driving a vehicle like a recreational car or RV to a designated campground. These vehicles typically come equipped with amenities such as beds, kitchens, bathrooms, and even independent power, water, and sewage systems, ensuring a more comfortable and convenient camping experience.

Camping is a healthy, environmentally friendly, and economical way to travel, allowing people to get in touch with nature, exercise, and relax, and is an activity enjoyed by many outdoor enthusiasts, families, and friends.

Preparing the following items can make camping more enjoyable and safe.

1. Tent: Choose a tent that suits your needs and the number of people, preferably rainproof and windproof.

2. Sleeping bags and mats: Choose sleeping bags and mats that are suitable for the season and temperature and can provide a comfortable sleeping experience.

3. Stoves and fuel: Stoves include stoves, pots, pans, bowls, chopsticks, etc. Fuel can be chosen from firewood, gas cans, etc.

4. Lighting equipment: flashlights, headlamps, camp lights, etc. can provide night lighting.

5. Food and water: prepare enough food and water, you can bring some dry food, vegetables, fruits, and other easy-to-carry food, and pay attention to the source and purification of drinking water.

6. Personal hygiene products: toothbrush, toothpaste, towel, paper towels, wet wipes, shower gel, shampoo, etc.

7. Protective items: sunglasses, sunscreen, mosquito nets, mosquito coils, etc. can provide body protection.

8. Communication tools: cell phones, walkie-talkies, etc. can ensure the safety of communication and facilitate contact.

9. Holiday entertainment supplies: books, games, musical instruments, etc. can provide entertainment and relaxation.

10. First-aid supplies: medical supplies including band-aids, gauze, iodine, painkillers, etc. can provide emergency treatment.