The season of vacation trips, hectic travel plans and suitcase packing has just begun. Some vacationers will leave their pet at home, and some will take him on a long journey. If the topic concerns a dog that travels the world with us from a puppy and willingly jumps into the vehicle, all that remains is to be happy. However, if our pet associates such trips only with a visit to the vet (i.e. with nothing pleasant), it must be properly prepared in advance. Otherwise it will be a really long and tiring journey - for him and for us.

In a RV with a pet, i.e. problems with motion sickness

The landscapes they passed many times during the trip delighted visitors to such an extent that they decided to spend the night not at the nearest campsite, but in a newly discovered area without hesitation. In other words, spend the night in the wild. It is a spontaneous way to spend the night among nature, in a quiet and peaceful place with beautiful views when you wake up, but it also has disadvantages. Such an area is unfenced and unguarded, so tourists may face many dangers at night. However, it is enough to follow a few tips to avoid problems and ensure your comfort in a natural environment.

Overnight in the wild - beautiful but is it safe?

The owner of a caravanning club once asked its members what they would advise a person who is just starting their adventure with independent travel. It is true that you can find a lot of information on the Internet, but sometimes you can also get lost in the sheer volume. So why not take advantage of more experienced advice and make your life easier? After all, the simplest solutions are the best. Campers are a very specific group of society - they share not only their love of traveling in a "house on wheels". It is one big family, as can be seen from the friendly custom of greetings by motorhomes passing motorhomes, not to mention "Hello!", With which people on campsites all over Europe greet each other.

Some tips from &quot;senior citizens&quot;

Here we are ... After a long way, we got to the campsite . The last challenge is ahead of us - to set up a tent. Apparently, the matter is simple ... but it only seems so. 1. The flysheet brushing our face in the morning. 2. In the event of strong winds - viewing the stars in the sky. 3. The flood or the pool. 4. Locust raid. 5. Possible visit of uninvited guests Of course, it all depends on the type of tent and the mileage years. If your portable home is typically "festival" - read no further, because our advice will not improve the situation much. We know this from the autopsy. You'll wake up with rain on your face anyway.

How to pitch a tent so that it doesn&#39;t rain on our heads

A passion for exploring the world can be developed in a child from an early age. Thanks to this, parents will raise a little traveler who is curious about new things, resolute and daring. The whole family can go camping together and spend the night in a tent. Before that, however, you should prepare yourself properly. Such a trip perfectly teaches independence. In order to develop it even more in an offspring, it is best to include the child in camping activities. Have him help parents prepare sandwiches or spread out sleeping bags. He can also try to stick herring into the tent - having his duties, he will probably feel very grown up.

For a tent with kids

Every motorhome owner is familiar with the emptying of waste tanks. Theoretically, there is nothing to write home about - every campsite should have special places for it, and every caravanner should pour out the contents of his toilet there and nowhere else. However, theory is theory and life is life. Unfortunately, in the network there are many stories about neighbors pouring dirty water wherever it falls, which makes the stay at the campsite more attractive, especially in hot weather. We can assume (hope) that those who do so are doing it out of sheer ignorance.

&quot;Nothing human ...&quot; or cleaning toilets in motorhomes

It's obvious that if it's the third day and we are sitting in the trailer with our kids, it can get boring - and finally nervous. The game of cards is bored, all pairs of shoes are soaked, and you can see sour faces on the faces. As if that was not enough, a power outage made tablets, mobile phones and laptops out of order… Scary, huh?. However, you, as Super- parents , who are not afraid of it - set out to save the holiday atmosphere. Conventional ways, such as arranging puzzles, drawing or playing eurobusiness, have already been reworked, so to help you out in this extremely stressful situation, we suggest: Fun Camp.

In the rain, children grow bored ... and whine

There is still a common belief that parents are responsible for raising children and grandparents are responsible for spoiling. However, in today's busy times, grandparents and grandchildren see each other less often than they would like, and the meetings are short. So how to maintain good contact with the youngest generation?

Camping with my grandparents

Traveling on your own is a great experience, giving great opportunities to the independent tourist. Unfortunately, there is also this "dark side of the force" - the problem of theft. The topic of robbing caravans and motorhomes has been known for a long time and must be taken into account during every trip. Before setting out to explore the area, take all precautionary measures not to find our mobile home stripped to its feet when you return. Not to mention the empty parking space where our vehicle used to stand.

How to prevent theft?

Going camping with children is a topic that has been discussed many times. But it cannot be denied that you can never have too much knowledge and you can always absorb a few more tips on the subject. And also ask a few questions to dispel any doubts - especially when the person asking the question is the organizer of a trip during which the youngest participants are under the care of the traveler. Before you set out, it's wise to do some research on a few issues that may concern you. To find out about them, you can thoroughly search the Internet and call or send an e-mail to the owners of the campsite you are interested in.

Camping with children

If you were to conduct a survey after the holidays and ask a certain number of people the question "How do you care for your tent?", A large percentage of respondents would say (perhaps even with a shrug) that they do not care at all. The tent was brought back from vacation and tossed into a corner where it will be waiting for the next opportunity to leave. At the same time, it will be decaying, gaining moisture and slowly becoming useless - which we will discover only during the preparations for the trip. Meanwhile, it takes very little effort to keep it safe from mold and a musty smell. Well-groomed will repay the owners with the possibility of long use (and this does not only apply to expensive, branded products).

How to care for a tent?

Caravanning tourism is an increasingly popular way of getting to know the world. It can also be an ideal leisure option for people who are not completely physically fit - it is only a matter of proper organization and equipment of both the motorhome and the camping. According to the opinion of the campsite owners, adapting the area to the needs of disabled people may take even several seasons (especially with limited financial resources). However, those that have all the amenities are an investment that pays for itself very quickly. Most often they are located on flat or slightly sloping terrain. They have ramps to restaurants and bars with the appropriate width of the entrance door, while in the rooms there are low handrails and handles for people on wheelchairs . When it comes to campsites in Poland, some of them offer professional nursing care during the summer season. On their premises you can find a hardened sports ground, a place for preparing a barbecue or bonfire, some camps also have bars with billiards, swimming pools and other attractions.

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In a RV with a pet, i.e. problems with motion sickness