This document discusses outdoor camping and swimming. It defines camping as spending a day or more living in a tent or camp away from home for recreational purposes. Different types of camping sites and essential equipment for camping are described, including tents, sleeping bags, cooking supplies, and first aid kits. Benefits of camping include stress reduction, spending time in nature, developing new skills, and strengthening family bonds. Safety tips are provided, such as camping locally, avoiding busy times, and washing hands.

1. Analyze Physiological
Indicators Applied to Outdoor
Swimming and Camping

2. Review
Hiking vs Trekking

3. Review
What are mountaineering
essentials?

4. OUTDOOR
CAMPING AND
SWIMMING

5. WHAT IS CAMPING?
is a recreational activity in
which one has to spend a
day or more living in a tent
or camp, usually away from
home.

6. Although some would lodge a tent
outside their homes just to experience
and enjoy the feel of camping.
Camping is a tourist activity that consist
of sleeping in a portable shelter such as
a tent or trailer and traveling with
equipment designed for outdoor living.

7. OUTDOOR CAMPING
IS ONE OF THE EXCITING OUTDOOR
RECREAIONAL ACTIVITIES ONE COULD
EVER EXPERIENCE. YOU MIGHT
ASSOCIATE Camping to Girl Scout and
Boy Scout.

8. CAMPSITE
OR CAMPING PITCH IS A PLACE USED
FOR OVERNIGHT STAY IN AN
OUTDOOR AREA. THE TERM CAMPSITE
GENERALLY MEANS AN AREA WHERE
AN INDIVIDUAL, FAMILY, GROUP OR
MILITARY UNIT CAN PITCH A TENT OR
PARK A CAMPER, A CAMPGROUND MAY
CONTAIN MANY CAMPSITE.

9. TYPES OF
CAMPSITE
AN IMPROMPTU AREA – AS ONE
MIGHT DECIDE TO STOP WHILE
BACKPACKING OR HIGHKING OR
SIMPLY ADJACENT TO A ROAD
THROUGH THE WILDNESS
A DESIGNATED AREA – WITH
IMPROVEMENTS AND VARIOUS
FACILITIES

10. TIPS IN CHOOSING A CAMPSITE
GROUND
SAFETY
SHADE WHAT IS
ABOVE YOU
WHAT IS
AROUND YOU
PRIVACY SPACE TOE THE LINE

11. TENT
 IS A SHELTER
CONSISTING OF
SHEETS OF FABRIC
OR OTHER
MATERIAL OVER
ATTACHED TO A
FRAME OF POLES
ATTACED TO A
SUPPORTING
ROPE

12. Front Country Camping
It is commonly called Car Camping.
This type of camping is held in
parks with different markings which
made this known as travel camping

14. Back Country Camping
 Is the opposite of froncountry camping. It is
more planned and you must be physiologically
prepared. Backcountry camping means that
you're not near a road or developed area. You
have no facilities that are frequently associated
with the trappings of society: no plumbing, no
parking lots, no place to park your car.

16. TIPS TO
PREPARE FOR
A SAFE
CAMPING
STAY LOCAL AVOID BUSY
TIMES
TRAVEL
WITH FAMILY
WASH YOUR
HANDS

17. CAMPING
ESSENTIALS
TENT SLEEPING BAG AND
PADS
FIRE STARTER FIRST AID KITS
POCKET KNIFE NAVIGATION TOOLS
(COMPAS AND MAP)
WEATHER-
APPROPRIATE
CLOTHING AND RAIN
GEAR

18. CAMPING ESSENTIALS
FLASHLIGHT, LANTERN
OR HEAD LAMP
PERSONAL HYGIENE
KITS
COOKING UTENSILS

19. BENEFITS OF CAMPING
 STRESS REDUCTION
 FRESH AIR
 RELATIONSHIP BUILDING
 PHSICAL FITNESS
 LACK OF ALARM CLOCK
 UNPLUGGING
 GREAT FOOD
 CONNECTION WITH NATURE

20.  DEVELOPMENT OF NEW SKILLS
 EDUCATIONAL OPPURTUNITIES
 GROWTH OF CONFIDENCE
 FAMILY CONNECTION