What are the major rules of camping?
staying over
Camping is the act of staying over night at a location away from home. Generally, this means you will have an outside space that you can stay in such as a tent or camper. It may also involve sleeping on a hammock or other form of elevated bedding.In most cases this will mean you will have an outside space that you can stay in such as a tent or camper. You will also sleep on elevated bedding such as a hammock.
gather
Camping is not only the act of staying overnight in an outdoor space but it also requires firewood if you have chosen to sit around the campfire. You must prepare this well before hand and be sure to gather enough wood to last through the night and the next day.
similar space
In most cases this will mean you will have an outside space that you can stay in such as a tent or camper. You will also sleep on elevated bedding such as a hammock. You must stay in an outside space. This can be a tent, a camper, a car or any other similar space.
campfire
You must have a campfire. This can be brought from home but you should have enough firewood to last through the night and the next day at least and even then it will not be enough as there is no way to know how long you will need it until you are there.
Firewood
Firewood must be gathered at least one day before your camping trip and even longer for fuel for cooking and heating if needed in order to enjoy your trip without freezing overnight temperatures or taking too much time.