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Camping $3.48 Camping : Have Fun, Be Smart (Explore the Outdoors) by Jacqueline Ching Published in 2000 by Rosen Publishing Group |
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Le Petit Sauvage $10.48 Le Petit Sauvage by Jardin Published in 1753 by Gallimard French |
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Camping Is Not for Sissies $12.98 A fun to read book on camping adventures-some humorous and others tragic. Included are recipes for outdoor cooking and an overview of camping equipment. |
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Camping for Kids $3.48 Camping for Kids : A Family Camping Guide (The Outdoor Kids) by Steven A. Griffin, and Elizabeth May Griffin Published in 1994 by Northword Pr |
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Camping with the Indians $4.48 Camping with the Indians by Anne N Lowenkopf Published in 1974 by Sherbourne Press |
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The Camping Sourcebook $3.98 The Camping Sourcebook : Your One-Stop Resource for Everything to Feed Your Camping Habit by Steven A. Griffin Edition 1 Published in 1997 by Globe Pequot |
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Camping in Comfort $14.48 Roughing it doesn’t have to be uncomfortable…or expensive! Camping in Comfort is the complete guide to help you enjoy the latest advances in outdoor gear without wasting money on expensive, unnecessary paraphernalia. Packed with information on tents, sleeping gear, clothing, footwear, and camp kitchens, it also offers detailed information on state parks, private campgrounds, luxury camping resorts, backpacking and bicycle camping, kayak camping, RV camping, and much more. |
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Woodcraft and Camping $7.98 Classic instructions for roughing it, camping, hiking, firemaking, cookout, shelters, miscellaneous wood lore. |
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Camping and Woodcraft $18.48 Camping and Woodcraft : A Handbook for Vacation Campers and for Travelers in the Wilderness by Horace Kephart Facsimile Published in 1988 by University of Tennessee Press |
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Camping With Kids $14.48 Learn the basics of family camping from longtime outdoorswoman Goldie Silverman and the legion of experienced kid and parent campers that lent their voices to this authoritative, yet fun and whimsical book. Novice and experienced campers alike will find the tips in Camping with Kids invaluable. Whether car, tent, or RV-camping, you will find everything you need to know from preparing your family for a camping trip, to setting up camp, to what to do if things should go awry. It also tells you how to step beyond car camping into backpacking, canoe touring, and other extended adventures. |
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Ski Camping $3.98 Ski Camping is a beautifully photographed book covering camping and skiing in the backcountry. Topics covered include planning, equipment, clothing, food, trail techniques, skiing techniques, snow camping, winter shelters, route finding and winter hazards. It has become a classic outdoor instructional book and is one of the most well received skiing books ever published. |
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Eureka Eureka Camping Cot $89.89 The Eureka Camping cot is comfortable enough to enjoy a good night’s sleep while camping. |
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The Complete Camping Manual $25.98 Covers first-time camping; choosing and using equipment; maintaining and repairing’ pitching and on-site information; trailer tents; camping trailers. |
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Canoe Camping $14.48 Learn how to plan, pack for and do a fun canoe camping trip – whether your plan is to go on a weekend trip with friends or family, or to head out on a multi-day wilderness experience. This comprehensive guide by senior guide and World Champion paddler Mark Scriver makes canoe camping fun and safe for both new and experienced canoe trippers. Canoe Camping gives you all the information you need to have a great canoe trip. Learn to: Plan a smooth trip – Choose the right equipment -Pack your gear efficiently – Set-up camp – Keep your group healthy and comfortable -Cook with fire, stoves and ovens – Organize and prepare your meals – Handle wildlife – Camp with kids – Stay safe in the outdoors |
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L’Homme Sauvage (1784) $22.98 Text Is In French. |
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Camping for Dummies $6.48 You love the great outdoors, but you’re not always sure the great outdoors loves you. You can pitch a tent, start a campfire, build furniture by lashing tree branches together – in theory anyway! But while you may not have gotten your Girl Scout Gold Award, or your Eagle Scout with cluster, you can still enjoy a night out under the stars with those near and dear to you, or even work towards becoming a more serious outdoorsman, right? Sure as a bear lives in the woods, Camping for Dummies shows you how to get out there and enjoy the best Mother Nature has to offer. With the helpful advice this common sense guide provides, you’ll be prepared when it comes to: Destination Gear Shelter Clothing Food Weather Safety Written by journalist Michael Hodgson, veteran of Utah’s Eco-Challenge and numerous other outdoor adventures, Camping for Dummies cuts out gear-head jargon and antiquated methods to give you, plain and simple, what you need to know to make the smart choices that lead to great adventures. You’ll find out: How to tie a bear bag The delicious caveman style for cooking fresh fish The limitations of GPS How to predict the weather by observing birds, frogs, and insects Ten survival essentials How to go canoe, kayak, or bicycle camping What features make a good backpack, boot, and other equipment When and how to bring along children Whether the dictionary definition of “tenderfoot” has your picture next to it or you already consider wilderness your home away from home, you’ll appreciate this handy, concise reference. Full of illustrations, diagrams, and directions for finding additional camping resources, Camping for Dummies is your complete ticket to America’s great outdoors. |
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Baby Bear Goes Camping $5.48 Baby Bear Goes Camping by Lorette Broekstra Published in 2001 by Brimax Books |