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TIME : 2016/2/27 11:08:58
Planning a camping trip these holidays? With a few basic pieces of equipment, says Claire Halliday, it can be hassle-free.
Hi-Country bungalow tent. For family fun - it sleeps eight - this is hard to beat. It's all about the separation of sleeping and living areas - perfect for when the rainy-day board games get too much and you just need to get away. Sturdy but lightweight fibreglass poles, tied guy ropes and even a skylight in the roof make it a no-fuss home away from home. Aussie Disposals, rrp $399.
Hiker towel. The karabiner makes this easy to hook on to your hiking pack or tent for easy use (and drying). Kathmandu, rrp $14.90.
Cutlery set. You can keep your fingers clean, even while roughing it. This foldable three-piece cutlery set comes in a neat carry bag for easy storage. Kathmandu, rrp $19.90.
SilvaField 7 Compass. A global bestseller, this features a soft, easy grip and Dryflex housing - ideal for novice compass readers. Anaconda, rrp $40.
Spinifex Munroe hooded sleeping bag. A great synthetic sleeping bag with 2 x 150gsm hollow fibre fill. Anaconda, rrp $40 for hooded and $60 for XL hooded.
Supa Nova LED Lantern. Three AA batteries are included with this lantern, ensuring safe passage through the scrub as you negotiate the flora and fauna of your campsite. The ultra-bright LED provides up to 25 hours' continuous use. Aussie Disposals, rrp $49.95.
Essential book. Tired of turning up at campsites that are not what you had hoped for? This updated edition of Camping & Tramping In Australia's National Parks by Keren Flavell includes information on park locations and access, costs and facilities. Published by Random House Australia, at Australian Geographic stores and bookstores, rrp $24.95.
Stove package. Fish not biting? At least you can boil up some water and have a cup of soup. This set-up includes a Primus two-burner stove, 1.25 kg gas bottle and stand. All items are also available separately and, for easy packing, the stove folds away. Aussie Disposals, rrp $101.85.
Planning a camping trip these holidays? With a few basic pieces of equipment, it can be hassle-free.
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