It’s a good idea to think about comfort in your tent before heading out, especially if you'll be staying for several days. Here are some simple tips to increase comfort in your tent:

• Use a good air mattress, camp bed, or sleeping bag. This will give you a more comfortable sleep and help keep you warm at night.

• Choose a tent with good ventilation. Open the tent doors and windows during the day to let in fresh air and light—and to avoid overheating in the summer.

• Bring a good tent lantern or headlamp for reading and other tasks. It’s also helpful to have a bit of extra light when darkness falls.

• Bring a tent mat or a small rug to place on the ground. This will add extra comfort and warmth.

• Pack a pair of earplugs if you're a light sleeper. They’ll help you sleep better and avoid being disturbed by surrounding noise.

• Bring a pair of shoes or slippers to wear inside the tent. This helps prevent cold feet at night and adds a touch of extra comfort.

• Wear a pair of warm socks at night to keep your feet cozy and comfortable while you sleep.

• Ensure good ventilation to prevent moisture buildup and keep the air fresh during the night.

• Choose the right location for your tent: It’s important to find a good spot to avoid sleeping on wet or uneven ground. If you’re camping in warm weather, a well-ventilated location is also a smart choice.

• Choose a good sleeping pad: A quality sleeping pad can make a big difference in tent comfort. Pick one that provides solid insulation from the ground—reindeer hide is our favorite.

Enjoy your trip!