There are lots of fun and easy things to make over the campfire. You can wrap apples and potatoes in foil and cook them in the embers – they don’t take long and they are so delicious. You can even make and cook your own bread from scratch. This is our recipe, taken from the book 'Go Wild in the Woods'.
Ladybirds, spiders, caterpillars, woodlice - there are all kinds of creepy crawlies hiding at the places we look after and you can tick off No. 31 on our '50 things to do before you're 11¾' - making friends with a bug.
Building a raft is a big challenge, but you can definitely do it. It doesn't have to be a big raft though, it can be small-scale to allow you to make changes and test out your designs.
To be a successful bird watcher, you'll need to be as quiet as a mouse while you keep a look out for our feathered friends. What will you spot?
Food cooked over a campfire always seems to taste better than normal. You can cook anything from toasted marshmallows, to fried bacon and eggs
Want your camping trip to be a success? Here are our five top tips, including what to take and advice for first time campers.
Want to get the most out of your camping trip? Try out your culinary skills with some campfire cooking. Use a pine cone to predict the weather. Draw pictures of the bird sitting outside your tent to help you identify it when you get home. Find out how with these top tips.