Building the perfect wilderness campfire in rv camping

Building The Perfect Wilderness Campfire In RV Camping Here's how you can prepare for building the wood campfire during RV camping Southern California that would surely not impact on the environment!

Opting For The Site ď Ź

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When choosing for the site while camping Southern California, it is pivotal to consider that pick the place that must be sheltered.

However, it has nothing around or above it that could catch fire. If the fire already exists, then it would be better to use it & do not build a new one.

Creating The Hole For Campfire ď Ź

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First of all, gather some rocks & create the hole area in a circle.

In order to create a fire bed, clear the area within the fire hole or pit, since, by doing so, it will protect the ground as well as make it easier in order to scatter ashes when you will be done with that.

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Accumulate Fuel The next thing is that gather wood

from your surroundings.

Therefore, start up with tinder. It has to be very dry in order to get fired within in few minutes. Because wet wood can't work for it.

The bark or pine needles can make good tinder in order to better tinder.

For making it better, you will need larger branches in order to put on top of the tinder.

On the other hand, the armful tinder provides 45 minutes of burning time.

How To Build The Fire 

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Start by putting around the tinder on the fire bed for the tipi construction.

Push 3 sticks in the area at an angle in order to create the tipi.

In order to build up the structure, add up more kindling.

Bear in mind that do not pack them so dense & oxygen would not be able to flow.

Eventually, in order to create a tripod over the fire for any purpose, you can also use thicker & straight branches.

Lighting Up The Fire ď Ź

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Start with the bottom of the tinder in order to lighten up the fire with the help of a match.

Once the fire has embarked gradually, then add up some wood to keep it going.