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Top 4 Most Useful Primitive Camping Building Projects

These top 4 most useful primitive camping building projects are a great way to make all the campers a little bit more comfortable.

Top 4 Most Useful Primitive Camping Building Projects

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Camping and hunting are refreshing and natural activities for many people. Eating and sleeping outdoors connects a person to nature and refreshes the soul the way few things can.

Feeling secure outdoors includes only a few necessities like decent shelter for the weather, a fire and food area and some tools to get you through any little adventures you’ll find in the woods.

Sometimes you will camp around a campsite, in a cabin or a basecamp in the deep in the woods. A few essential things will make an area your base camp and a place you can return to time and again.

A good semi-permanent cooking area is essential. A tripod and tree branch with hooks to hold pots, and a raised area to store non perishables can be lashed to trees or stumps for permanence. The fire is often the center place of a camp so sturdy supports for holding food are ideal. Use a tree stump or raised logs to build counters and use natural nooks in wood and stone to create storage.

For making the items in your base camp, use a sawbuck sawn from saplings tied together and a paring ladder to hold wood for scraping bark or carving. The paring ladder itself can be turned into its own furniture too. Take a look at a woodsman’s base camp that effectively uses the four essentials to make his home in the woods.

Click here to read about the top 4 most useful primitive camping building projects:

https://survivalsherpa.wordpress.com/2016/10/16/my-top-4-most-useful-basecamp-builds/

 

Melissa Francis
Melissa Francis
Greetings! I'm Melissa Francis, the founder and primary contributor to The Homestead Survival. With over 20 years of experience in homesteading, sustainability, and emergency preparedness, I've dedicated my life to helping others achieve a simpler, more self-reliant lifestyle.

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