Executive summary about Camping on Beach by Pietschoice

Beach Camping

Beach Camping is not limited to the shores of the ocean or gulf. You can find many beautiful beaches throughout the country along the shores of lakes, man made reservoirs such as Lake Mead or Lake Powell (there are literally hundreds of man made reservoirs in the U.S.), or on the banks of your favorite river.

If you choose to go to either the East or West coast or perhaps the Gulf, select the State and research the availability of State Beach Camping. This is definitely a hidden treasure of beach camping.

Most major reservoirs are managed by a federal government agency such as the Bureau of Land Management, National Forest Service, Corps of Engineers, Department Of Interior, or National Parks Services. Lodging in a cabin or motel may be limited but tent and RV camping should be readily available. If you enjoy fishing, swimming, boating, and breathtaking scenery, a vacation near one of the major reservoirs might be the perfect choice for you.

Are you going to rough it in a tent and camp under the stars? Perhaps you have a recreational vehicle or travel trailer. Beach camping will range from sites with full accommodations such as water, electric, and sewer to the most remote with no services except the ones you provide yourself. If you want to take full advantage of the outdoors, camping on the beach in your tent or RV will be an experience long to be remembered!

10 Top Tips For Camping at the Beach

Executive summary about Camping on Beach by Nicole Munoz

Like camping at any other type of location, camping at the beach has it challenges. However, following some basic guidelines will help to make your camping there as enjoyable as watching a sun set on the ocean’s horizon:

1. Plan your camping activities around the beach itself. Some ideas include:

• Boogey boarding
• Fishing
• Kite flying
• Scuba diving
• Seashell collecting
• Sunbathing
• Surfing
• Swimming
• Volleyball

2. Make sure to pack for the beach’s cool night temperatures.

3. When swimming in the ocean take some precautions. Never use inflatable rafts during high tide.

4. Drink up! The sun can make your skin as dry as beach sand. Make sure to drink plenty of water or sports drinks, to avoid dehydration.

5. Before heading to the beach for your next camping trip, you should do some homework.

6. Protect yourself. Never sit out on the sand or go into the water, without using sunscreen first. The sun reflects very strongly off sand and water.

7. Don’t forget your Coleman camping grills. Camping at the beach provides you with an endless supply of seafood.

8. When camping on a beach, stay away from sand dunes and headlands (narrow pieces of land that extend from the shore, into the sea) that aren’t protected.

9. Set up your camping tent far enough from the ocean, to avoid allowing the waves to drench you during high tide.

10. Watch out for warning signs-literally! In particular, look for signs that prohibit swimming in certain areas.

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