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Camping is about adventure, not frustration. With the right tricks, you can save time, reduce stress, and make your campsite feel like home. Here are 10 camping hacks every Aussie camper should know — from smarter packing to clever uses of Bush Tracks gear.
Night-time accidents often happen when people stumble over tent ropes. Bush Tracks reflective guy ropes glow under torchlight, keeping everyone safe after dark.
Fill bottles, freeze them, and use them in your cooler. They’ll keep food cold and provide drinking water as they melt.
Wool is fire-resistant, naturally insulating, and multipurpose. A Bush Tracks wool blanket can be used as extra bedding, a picnic rug, or even emergency warmth.
Instead of tossing ropes and pegs into random bags, use a small clear container. It saves time when setting up camp.
A Bush Tracks tarp can double as a sunshade during the day and a rain cover at night. Always pack one — they weigh little and provide huge benefits.
Put a bar of soap inside a stocking, tie it to a tree near water, and you’ll have easy outdoor handwashing without losing the soap in the dirt.
Bush Tracks tie-down kits often include carabiners, which are perfect for hanging gear, securing tarps, or clipping items to backpacks.
Strap a headlamp to a clear water bottle to create a makeshift lantern that glows softly around your camp.
Include a torch, first aid kit, spare batteries, and snacks. Store it near your tent door so you can grab it fast if needed.
Ropes can double as clotheslines, gear restraints, or even emergency fixes for broken straps. The Bush Tracks rope ratchet tie downs make adjusting tension quick and easy.
These simple hacks can make your camping trip smoother, safer, and more enjoyable. The best part? Most of them involve lightweight, affordable gear that easily fits into your pack.
Upgrade your kit with Bush Tracks ropes, tarps, blankets, and tie downs so you’re always ready for the unexpected.