Camping & Survival

30 Days of Preparing for Spring Storms and the Stinging Heat of Summer Day 10: Gearing up for Spring Camping

By Suzanne Wiley Published on March 10, 2014 in Camping & Survival
Picture shows a pitched tent and picnic table by the lake.

If you are like me, at some point it just gets too dang hot to tent camp in the summer. Spring weather in North Texas is optimal for camping—nice, warm and sunny during the day, with temperatures dropping in the night for a cool and comfortable sleeping environment. Plan your trips now before the heat turns sweltering. To get you ready, I have complied Cheaper Than Dirt’s! top six camping posts.

Picture shows a pitched tent and picnic table by the lake.
Spring weather is perfect for camping, but you must be prepared for bad weather.

Do you have a camping tip for others? Share it in the comment section.

[suzanne]

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