How to Stay Warm Around the Campfire on Cold Nights

Introduction

Cold nights can sneak up on campers, especially in the high country or outback. Staying warm isn’t just about comfort; it’s about safety.

Layer Up

Wear thermal layers under a jumper or jacket. Wool and fleece trap heat without bulk. Wrap yourself in a Bush Tracks Wool Blanket while sitting near the fire for extra warmth.

Build a Proper Fire

Start with dry hardwood for lasting coals. Clear the area using your Bush Tracks Folding Shovel and keep the fire contained within rocks or a metal pit.

Keep Your Seat Warm

Place a folded blanket or foam pad on your camp chair. It stops the cold from seeping through.

Warm Meals and Drinks

Hot soup, tea, or coffee make a big difference. Many campers use compact stoves from CampBoss or Coleman for quick boiling before bed.

Sleep Smart

Layer your bedding with a sleeping mat, quality sleeping bag, and another Bush Tracks blanket on top. Keep your beanie on overnight to retain heat.

Conclusion

Cold nights don’t have to end your fun. With the right clothing, a safe fire, and reliable Bush Tracks gear, you can enjoy clear, crisp evenings under the stars in comfort.