ninfragile
I'm going camping in New Hampshire in a couple of weeks. With the weather cooling down at night lately, what would be appropriate to wear inside of a sleeping bag that will help keep me warm at night, but won't feel constricting or overheating?
We'll be taking my car directly to the campsite.
Answer
NH in the late summer can be chilly at night. (heck, it can be chilly in August at night.)
Whoever wrote T-Shirt and jeans is on crack. I hope she gets hypothermia and dies. You do NOT want cotton.
You want synthetic or a synthetic/wool blend shirt and underwear. Cotton is only acceptable if you can't get something else.
Keep whatever you wear to bed solely for sleeping. Don't wear clothes you wore all day to bed.
A) They are sweaty and if damp, won't offer you much insulation if wet.
B) You will have food and other odors on your clothes that may attract ursine visitors in the wee hours of the morning. If it has a smell...you don't want it in your tent. Keep it away from your tent. This means food, chap stick, toothpaste..etc.
In all honesty...stripping down to nothing, making sure you have dried off any persperation, and then jumping right into your sleeping bag is often usually the best solution.
And wear a hat. Any toboggan, ski, or stocking cap will work. You want to keep heat IN your head. It'll help to keep you a lot warmer.
NH in the late summer can be chilly at night. (heck, it can be chilly in August at night.)
Whoever wrote T-Shirt and jeans is on crack. I hope she gets hypothermia and dies. You do NOT want cotton.
You want synthetic or a synthetic/wool blend shirt and underwear. Cotton is only acceptable if you can't get something else.
Keep whatever you wear to bed solely for sleeping. Don't wear clothes you wore all day to bed.
A) They are sweaty and if damp, won't offer you much insulation if wet.
B) You will have food and other odors on your clothes that may attract ursine visitors in the wee hours of the morning. If it has a smell...you don't want it in your tent. Keep it away from your tent. This means food, chap stick, toothpaste..etc.
In all honesty...stripping down to nothing, making sure you have dried off any persperation, and then jumping right into your sleeping bag is often usually the best solution.
And wear a hat. Any toboggan, ski, or stocking cap will work. You want to keep heat IN your head. It'll help to keep you a lot warmer.
camping massachusetts, New Hampshire?
Al
hello, looking for a campground to take the wife and kids. We will be sleeping in a tent. I dont want to be sleeping in a big open field with all the rest of the visitors. Looking for a place with separate wooded sites where my family and I can sit around a fire. Also need a place with good fishing, boat rentals would be a plus.
The more amenities the better, wifes a little uneasy about camping !
In new hampshire or MA please
I realize this may not be the website for a request like this but I do think yall have alot of input on almost everything so I thought Id try! thanks to all
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The best campgrounds are in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. I'm from Massachusetts, but I've been camping up there since I was little, and there's nothing else like it. Have fun! :)
The best campgrounds are in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. I'm from Massachusetts, but I've been camping up there since I was little, and there's nothing else like it. Have fun! :)
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