Camping Adventures

 Ever been in a camp ? Obviously you have been. Did you enjoy it ? That is the question here. In my case, I love camping. Camping is the most enjoyable feature of Scouting. We usually camp along hilly areas far away from our Scout unit, a place utterly new to us. Camping in an unfamiliar place has its own surprise (and maybe a little bit of risk). We don't get to know what lies ahead of us, and this makes the experiences more interesting (and creepy of course). Camping in a remote place shows us a new part of the nature that we don't see elsewhere. Like this one here:


This was one of the few things I got to see. My camping life was the best I could ever get. Here are some tips to enjoy your camp:

- Be Active:- Join every activity, especially cooking. Cooking is fun when you do it with your fellow Scouts.

- Don't fool around

- Explore your campsite (Don't Go Alone. You may not know what is lurking behind that bush)

- Pioneering:- There are many camp gadgets you can make. Make as many as you can with the help of your fellow mates. 

- And what not ?

And now comes the most EXCITING part of camps, "CAMPFIRE!!". 



After a hard working day what else do we need other than some enjoyment(and of course a good night sleep). Till now (and even in the future), the part of camping I enjoyed most is Campfire of course. Sing, Dance and Enjoy and sleep peacefully.💤

What's the part of a camp that you enjoy the most ? Let us know.

Have a Nice Day Everyone. 😊

P.S. I love an cup of coffee the first thing in morning during camps.☕


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