Great tips Craig, especially the bonus food tip. My tip would be to make a day of it, sharing the planning and equipment. my 11yr old (at the time 9)and i had a boys day in Brighton followed by camping on the way home, he loved it and wants to do it again. - Robb
brilliant video I have been camping all my life we have children now 11 and 5 we have been to all posh and expensive sites so this year for the first time since a kid we going wild one nighters basically for that experience we love walking got into walking during lockdown and often walk for hours I can say its a struggle getting them off there devices at home but when walking for 8 hours the longest now with no devices absolutely love it ,no arguments no electricals just the great outdoors 😊
I'm really glad to hear that this video has hit home for you. Thanks for sharing your experience. Don't forget to subscribe if you'd like to see more from my channel in the future.
We started in the garden camping and fire building. They (11 and 13) nearly fight who will build the one match fire when we are out camping. Nice doing a video with your son when talking about children and camping. It is a good channel thank you for your hard work 👍
Thanks for sharing your own experience of getting outdoors with your kids. I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you for taking some time out of your day to watch and comment, it's really appreciated.
My son takes an 'adventure stick' with him. At the end of our adventure we leave it somewhere obvious so another kid can take it on more adventures. Best upload so far Mr Taylors! T in Dublin.
Cook it yourself meals- bread on a stick, foil wrapped supper in coals. - ultralight binoculars, magnifier , and little pocket microscope with laminated folded field guides. What grows or lives in this area of the world? - foraging for wild fruits and veggies. Conformation with adult and comparison to guides. -For older kids, pocket knife, flashlight and their own tent. - Put them in charge of navigation and map reading for a hike. Identify landmarks, foliage and paths. - your son is right about the food. Have him choose a meal, and build the fire and cook it start to finish. - Bring bags for trailside rubbish and award the best collector. - after the trip, have them navigate route home and estimate arrival time. - aftenoon quiet time to explore certain parameter around camp unaccompanied.
Great video mate. I've taken my son on two hammock wild camps in the past and he has loved it. Wanting to take him into the hills next. These are all great tips especially the bonus tip. Looking forward to the next video.
Hi Grizzly D Allen Outdoor Adventures and many thanks for taking the time to drop by my channel, watch and comment, it's really appreciated. I'm glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for the positive feedback, cheers! Don't forget to subscribe if you haven't already, I'd really appreciate it, cheers! 👍
Great tips mate - been at this for a good few months now and loving every minute. Like you say, preparation is key and don’t overdo it. Think I’ve made that mistake a bit but fortunately got away with it 😜😜
I do like the concept and idea's and admit to cross pollination here in Germany. Each week thanks to state Corona sponsors Bushcraft is being offered to the local kid's. Hopefully to hone future Bushcraft and Outdoor needs.
+Clwyd Owen Hi Clwyd Owen and many thanks as always for supporting my channel by taking the time to drop by, watch and comment, it's really appreciated. I'm glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for sharing how things are progressing in Germany, cheers! Don't forget to subscribe if you haven't already, I'd really appreciate it, cheers! 👍
I wouldn't fancy dragging a 5 person tent into a 'wild camping' location either! 😂 Have you considered using a traditional semi-wild campsite where you can drive your car up to the tent pitch but it's still remote enough to feel 'wild'? There are several such campsites in the Ogwen Valley in Snowdonia?
Thanks for such a prompt and informative response! I didn’t write know how to tackle it but your suggestions all make sense. I only had a single person tent which I suppose is the easy purchase. Family camping is complex!! Thanks again
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What tip(s) would you share with others to enhance a wild camping trip with kids?
Great tips Craig, especially the bonus food tip. My tip would be to make a day of it, sharing the planning and equipment. my 11yr old (at the time 9)and i had a boys day in Brighton followed by camping on the way home, he loved it and wants to do it again. - Robb
Sounds like you're making some great memories there Robb, keep it up 👍
Thanks for sharing your own tip too.
Nice video Dad! 👍Thanks for bringing me there!
Cheers Finlay, won't be long until the next adventure!
hi Finlay
brilliant video I have been camping all my life we have children now 11 and 5 we have been to all posh and expensive sites so this year for the first time since a kid we going wild one nighters basically for that experience we love walking got into walking during lockdown and often walk for hours I can say its a struggle getting them off there devices at home but when walking for 8 hours the longest now with no devices absolutely love it ,no arguments no electricals just the great outdoors 😊
I'm really glad to hear that this video has hit home for you. Thanks for sharing your experience. Don't forget to subscribe if you'd like to see more from my channel in the future.
We started in the garden camping and fire building. They (11 and 13) nearly fight who will build the one match fire when we are out camping. Nice doing a video with your son when talking about children and camping. It is a good channel thank you for your hard work 👍
Thanks for sharing your own experience of getting outdoors with your kids.
I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
Thank you for taking some time out of your day to watch and comment, it's really appreciated.
My son takes an 'adventure stick' with him. At the end of our adventure we leave it somewhere obvious so another kid can take it on more adventures. Best upload so far Mr Taylors!
T in Dublin.
This sounds like a great idea, thanks to you (and your son) for sharing that tip with us all.
I appreciate the feedback on the video, cheers.
Cook it yourself meals- bread on a stick, foil wrapped supper in coals.
- ultralight binoculars, magnifier , and little pocket microscope with laminated folded field guides. What grows or lives in this area of the world?
- foraging for wild fruits and veggies. Conformation with adult and comparison to guides.
-For older kids, pocket knife, flashlight and their own tent.
- Put them in charge of navigation and map reading for a hike. Identify landmarks, foliage and paths.
- your son is right about the food. Have him choose a meal, and build the fire and cook it start to finish.
- Bring bags for trailside rubbish and award the best collector.
- after the trip, have them navigate route home and estimate arrival time.
- aftenoon quiet time to explore certain parameter around camp unaccompanied.
Brilliant list I would add spare socks x3 and light pair of trainers. Wet feet are an eventuality with my 8 year old.
T
Nice one. Good location too. Memories being made right there👍
Cheers Jos, that dam wall never seems to get any closer 😉!
Thanks for sharing 🙏🏻
And for using my comment 👍🏻
Great Video 👏🏻
You're very welcome Michael, thank you for helping to contribute to the video 👍
Stay safe.
Craig great Video loved how Finlay interacted and plugged the channel
Well done mate
Well done Finlay
Thanks as always Michael 👍
Ace video, very relevant, keep up the good work👍👍
Very kind of you Jon, thanks for the feedback.
Stay safe 👍
That bonus tip is keeping me watching lol 😆
LOL, I'm glad it's doing what it was designed to do! 🤣😉
Great video mate. I've taken my son on two hammock wild camps in the past and he has loved it. Wanting to take him into the hills next. These are all great tips especially the bonus tip. Looking forward to the next video.
Hi Grizzly D Allen Outdoor Adventures and many thanks for taking the time to drop by my channel, watch and comment, it's really appreciated.
I'm glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for the positive feedback, cheers!
Don't forget to subscribe if you haven't already, I'd really appreciate it, cheers! 👍
Great tips mate - been at this for a good few months now and loving every minute. Like you say, preparation is key and don’t overdo it. Think I’ve made that mistake a bit but fortunately got away with it 😜😜
Glad you enjoyed the video. Best of luck in your mini adventures!
Please consider subscribing if you'd like to see more from my channel in the future.
@@TheBushcraftPadawan I subscribed yesterday when I watched your tips 😜
@@OlliesDadventuresYou're a ⭐, thank you
I do like the concept and idea's and admit to cross pollination here in Germany.
Each week thanks to state Corona sponsors Bushcraft is being offered to the local kid's. Hopefully to hone future Bushcraft and Outdoor needs.
+Clwyd Owen Hi Clwyd Owen and many thanks as always for supporting my channel by taking the time to drop by, watch and comment, it's really appreciated.
I'm glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for sharing how things are progressing in Germany, cheers! Don't forget to subscribe if you haven't already, I'd really appreciate it, cheers! 👍
I’ve got 3 kids, any tips? No idea how I can carry a tent for potentially 5 people!!
I wouldn't fancy dragging a 5 person tent into a 'wild camping' location either! 😂
Have you considered using a traditional semi-wild campsite where you can drive your car up to the tent pitch but it's still remote enough to feel 'wild'? There are several such campsites in the Ogwen Valley in Snowdonia?
Thanks for such a prompt and informative response! I didn’t write know how to tackle it but your suggestions all make sense. I only had a single person tent which I suppose is the easy purchase. Family camping is complex!! Thanks again
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