Portable Campfire

When we opened our multibranch unit, we wanted something like an Ember Toadstool to go in the centre of our meetings. We have no storage so it had to be small and portable.

The result was a flat fire-pit blanket and a makeshift campfire. We have since chosen a campfire stuffy.

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Camp Rules Mad Lib

We struggle with going over the rules at camp - they're really boring. So Snowy Owl Christine made up a Camp Rules Mad Lib and she is willing to share. Customize it for your own rules or use ours. Write them out on chart paper for presenting to campers. And just call me Brown Cheetah. Download the Camp Mad Libs worksheet.

Girl Guide Bedroll

Campers need a place to sleep that is dry and comfortable. The gear in this list is all the same, but there are a few different ways to make sure it stays dry. Let's talk about the gear first. Gear you need: Base/water barrier layer that will go on the tent floor - between you and the ground. I suggest a tarp or a quality shower curtain. I like the shower curtain option because it is durable and quiet. Tarps are noisy. An insulating mattress that is comfy enough to sleep on but also small enough for the camper to carry it. Go with a Thermarest, some foam, or a yoga mat. Do not choose an inflatable air mattress as the volume of air inside the mattress is not insulated at all. Coldest night ever! (Unless you have an expensive air mattress specifically built for cold temperatures, leave your air mattress at home). An appropriate sleeping bag for the temperature at camp. Choose a good temperature rated sleeping bag and supplement it with a wool blanket or a wa...

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