Fall weather
brings sweaters, changing leaves and everyone’s favorite spice (pumpkin). It
also brings great camping weather. Before you hit the road for your fall
weekend camping getaway, there are few tips and tricks to keep in mind as the
cooler days of fall roll
through.

• Consider
  a cabin or park model:
  Whether you’re a beginner camper
  without all the gear or just looking for a little more warmth at night, these
  are great options and can offer amenities such as indoor plumbing, heating,
  fire places, beds and more.
• Dress
  appropriately:
  With warmer temperatures during the day and
  cooler temps at night, packing layers is the best way to prepare for
  fluctuating temperatures. Avoid cotton as well, it absorbs moisture and
  doesn’t dry as easily, preventing you from staying
  warm.
• Prepare your tent
  site:
  If you’re camping in a tent, wrap a second tarp
  around the tent to keep it insulated as you sleep.
• Sleep
  right:
  Sleeping on a cot or air mattress may seem
  appealing but can actually make you colder as you catch some zees. Sleeping
  on the ground on a mattress (not air filled) will keep you warmer as the air
  around you won’t cool you down. If you can, invest in a heavy-duty sleeping
  bag to help brave the chilly nights.
• Stay
  hydrated:
  You’re not going to be sweating as much to tip
  you off that you’re getting dehydrated. So drink up during all your camping
  activities.
• Get
  involved:
  Campgrounds offer a number of terrific fall
  activities from corn mazes and hay rides to Halloween bashes and haunted
  houses. Be sure not to miss out on all the opportunities at your campsite
  during your vacation.