What does CAMP mean in UNCLASSIFIED

You'll need a few basics like a tent, sleeping bags, sleeping pads, chairs, and cooking utensils. It's also important to bring the right clothing, such as rain-resistant jackets, warm sweaters, hats and gloves. Don't forget a flashlight and extra batteries either.

Camp safely by having all the necessary supplies to handle any situation you may encounter while camping. Make sure that your food is stored in airtight containers and bear-proof canisters if appropriate. Respect wildlife by keeping your distance and maintaining a clean campsite. Avoid leaving any litter behind when you depart and always follow campfire safety regulations.

Depending on where you're camping, you may need a permit or reservation from local or state parks authorities before hand in order to camp legally in certain areas. Be sure to check with the local or state authority for specifics about any permits or reservations needed for your trip beforehand.

The best tent for camping depends on a variety of factors — how many people are going to be staying in it, what kind of weather conditions you'll be dealing with and how much space you want/need. Always look out for tents with quality materials that protect against wind and rain while providing plenty of ventilation during warmer days.

An inflatable mattress can offer additional comfort when sleeping outdoors compared to sleeping on the hard ground without one, so we recommend getting an inflatable mattress if possible. Just make sure that your chosen mattress size fits within your tent before purchasing it!

Other than the basic necessities mentioned above such as tents, sleeping bags/pads etc., some other camping items we suggest bringing include insect repellent (particularly during summer months or near bodies of water), sunscreen, first aid kit/medicine and flashlights/headlamps for nighttime use.

Whether campfires are allowed will depend on whether they are currently permitted at the specific area you plan on visiting — check with park rangers or local authority beforehand if unsure about fire regulations in the area you'll be camping in. However even if campfires are allowed please remember to use them responsibly and always extinguish them completely after use!

You're more than welcome to bring your pet along when camping but please make sure that you always respect wildlife as well as fellow campers around you by ensuring your pet remain under control at all times (i.e leashed). Additionally if planning on taking your dog swimming please be aware of poisonous plants & algae which are potentially dangerous.