Camp Storage
Once you accumulate a few items for outdoor recreation, you may soon realize you should keep it all in one place. Cleaned, stacked, stocked and "ready to roll". You might even think you need a garage to store this kinda gear, but with some organization skills and shelving, most solo camping gear can fit inside a one bedroom apartment. When your outdoor gear outgrows your 'space to store it" - it might be time to consider moving outside.
Plastic storage boxes of various sizes can be found at nearly any store, and they can store small items all in one place. Grouping kitchen gear in one box; Stakes, rope, mallet, repair kit in another box; Radios, electronic gadgets, and cameras are best kept in a backpack. Cooking oil and seasonings should be kept with food, instead of utensils and plates - to ensure those scented food items get packed away with the groceries away from hungry animals.
Outdoor bags, stuff sacks, waterproof camera protection and all sizes of dry bags.
Plastic storage boxes of various sizes can be found at nearly any store, and they can store small items all in one place. Grouping kitchen gear in one box; Stakes, rope, mallet, repair kit in another box; Radios, electronic gadgets, and cameras are best kept in a backpack. Cooking oil and seasonings should be kept with food, instead of utensils and plates - to ensure those scented food items get packed away with the groceries away from hungry animals.
Outdoor bags, stuff sacks, waterproof camera protection and all sizes of dry bags.
