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I love winter camping. I started as a kid in MN winter camping with an outdoor adventure class. That turned me and a few friends on to winter camping. Although tents are the way to go, there is a lot to be said for packing a sleeping back and a big leaf bag to put over your sleeping bag and digging yourself into a snow bank for insulation in your bags feet first. You would be amazed how wonderful the warmth of the bag contrasts with the cool air on your face.
I did this for the whole winter between junior and senior year of H.S. I woke up with bunnies and fox staring at me closer than you would ever see them normally. The Northern lights when visible outside with nothing over your head is also a sight you will never get over. The stars alone if you are away from city lights are phenomenal.
Nothing like falling to sleep watching a campfire burn down to ashes, the night sounds and fresh air. It is an experience everyone should have and cherish once in their lives. No. 1 important factor of winter camping is keeping your gear dry and hands and feet warm.
I love winter camping. I started as a kid in MN winter camping with an outdoor adventure class. That turned me and a few friends on to winter camping. Although tents are the way to go, there is a lot to be said for packing a sleeping back and a big leaf bag to put over your sleeping bag and digging yourself into a snow bank for insulation in your bags feet first. You would be amazed how wonderful the warmth of the bag contrasts with the cool air on your face.
I did this for the whole winter between junior and senior year of H.S. I woke up with bunnies and fox staring at me closer than you would ever see them normally. The Northern lights when visible outside with nothing over your head is also a sight you will never get over. The stars alone if you are away from city lights are phenomenal.
Nothing like falling to sleep watching a campfire burn down to ashes, the night sounds and fresh air. It is an experience everyone should have and cherish once in their lives. No. 1 important factor of winter camping is keeping your gear dry and hands and feet warm.
where can you rent camping tents in st. paul minnesota.?
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where can you rent camping tents in st. paul minnesota. needs to be big enough for 12 + teen girls
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REI
1955 County Rd B2 W
Roseville, MN 55113
(651) 635-0211
6.52 mi. from St. PaulHours, directions, events and more.
http://www.rei.com/stores/42
http://www.rei.com/stores/rentals.html#minnesota
12 girls won't fit in one camping tent. I believe REI rents 5 or 6 man family style tents, at least where I live. So you might have to rent two.
REI
1955 County Rd B2 W
Roseville, MN 55113
(651) 635-0211
6.52 mi. from St. PaulHours, directions, events and more.
http://www.rei.com/stores/42
http://www.rei.com/stores/rentals.html#minnesota
12 girls won't fit in one camping tent. I believe REI rents 5 or 6 man family style tents, at least where I live. So you might have to rent two.
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