The document discusses various types of camping equipment. It describes different types of tents such as pop-up tents, one-person tents, and dome tents. It also explains tent components like stakes, stake loops, elastic strainers, doors, roof poles, inner tents, and rainflys. Additionally, it outlines sleeping bag styles including mummy bags, semi-mummy bags, and rectangular bags. The document also mentions cutlery and cooking sets, backpacks, vacuum bottles, coolers, canteens, and water carriers as essential camping equipment.

1. CAMPING
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2. CAMPING
 Tourist activity that consists of sleeping in a
portable shelter such as a tent or trailer and
traveling with equipment designed for outdoor
living.

3. Differents kind of tents
 Pop-up tent: Round tent with a framework that
deploys automatically.
 One-person tent: Small low-roofed tent with enough
room to accommodate one person.
 Dome tent: Semicircular tent that, once pitched, can
be moved without being taken down.

5. Tent
Portable waterproof soft-sided shelters that are stretched taut over
a frame and temporarily pitched outdoors.
 Stake: Small post that is driven into the ground to hold the tent in
place.
 Stake loop: One of the fabric circles attached to the tent’s outer
edge; stakes are driven through the loops to anchor the tent to the
ground.
 Elastic strainer: Elasticized cable used to stretch the canvas taut
and anchor it to the ground.
 Door: Piece of canvas covering the entrance to the tent.
 Roof pole: Long vertical post supporting the top of the tent.
 Inner tent: Part of the tent covered by the rainfly.
 Rainfly: Piece of waterproof canvas that covers the inner tent; it
protects it from rain and provides an extra layer of insulation.
 Sewn-in floor: Canvas floor sewn into the bottom of the tent; it
protects the interior from ground dampness and runoff.

7.  Mummy: Sleeping bag shaped like the body; it
has a part that covers the head and neck with
an opening for the face.
 Semi-mummy: Sleeping bag with a less spacious
design to better retain body heat.
 Rectangular: Rectangular sleeping bag that is
spacious enough to give the body room to move.

10. Cutlery set and Cooking set
• Range of compact table utensils
(knife, fork and spoon) used by
the camper to eat.
• Stackable set of dishes, utensils
and containers that are used to
cook outdoors.

12. Camping equipment
 Travel or hiking bag that is worn on the
back and is used to transport clothing,
camping equipment, etc.

13. Camping equipment
 Vacuum bottle: Container used to hold
liquids or semisolid foods.
 Cooler: Thermally insulated chest that is
used to keep food cold with ice cubes or
blocks of ice.
 Canteen: Portable container used to store
liquids.
 Water carrier: Container with a spigot that
is used to store drinking water when
camping.

14. Camping Equipment

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