Fall camping can be a great experience, even for novices. Fewer people camp in cooler weather, so you'll find less commotion and more wildlife. Autumn colors are another bonus, and generally there are fewer fire restrictions in the fall. Stargazing is top-notch this time of year. The main challenge for fall camping is keeping your body warm. About 90 percent of your body heat radiates from your head, so wearing a hat makes a remarkable difference. Use a cold weather rated sleeping bag with a barrier between the ground and sleeping bag. You may need more than one barrier layer - a foam mat with an air mattress would be great to use. Consider using a tent heater, which operate on propane or electricity. Remember that an electric heater will only be useful at a campsite with an outlet. Pro...
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