Tent Camping - The Most Beautiful Campsites for Camping with a Tent

If you're going camping with your baby in a tent, there are some things you should definitely have with you. Here's a list of things you should definitely pack to make the camping experience comfortable and safe for you and your little one:

1. Baby Sleeping Bag: It can get pretty chilly in the tent at night, so to keep your charge nice and warm overnight anyway, a baby sleeping bag is perfect.
2. Travel cot: A foldable travel crib is ideal for camping in a tent. If that's too bulky, you can also pack a baby pop-up tent.
3. Sun protection: Make sure your baby is protected from the sun by bringing sunscreen, sun hats, and a parasol or awning if necessary.
4. First Aid Kit: A well-stocked first aid kit is essential and should always be part of your kit whether you're camping with or without baby.
5. Baby carrier or stroller: A baby carrier or all-terrain stroller is handy for carrying your baby comfortably and safely on walks and hikes. 6 Toys and Occupation: Pack some toys and books to keep your baby entertained during camping days.

Things like wet wipes, diapers, enough warm and change of clothes, baby food, as well as bottles and bottle warmer should of course also be packed. Because with good preparation and the right equipment you will have an unforgettable camping vacation with your baby.

For general tips, information and a selection of campsites that are particularly suitable for tent camping, take a look at our camping.info topic page tent camping.

Finding the perfect balance when packing for tent camping is a tricky challenge: not too much and not too little should go into your backpack. Since you'll be up close and personal with nature while camping, you could be drenched by pouring rain or surprised by freezing temperatures in the blink of an eye - unless you're well equipped and prepared for your outdoor adventure!

You do not really know what you should cook in your camping vacation with the tent and which equipment you need for it? Then camping.info is the right place for you!

With the right approach, you can do without a lot of equipment in the camping kitchen. When camping, a single pot ("one-pot dishes"), a gas stove and a manageable number of ingredients are often enough to conjure up tasty delicacies on the camping table.

For recipe inspiration, check out our camping.info camping recipes topic page

If you would like to plan your next camping vacation with the whole family, you should make sure to choose a campsite that offers many different activities for the little campers. Leisure activities, such as children's entertainment, indoor play facilities or even a petting zoo.

It is also advantageous to pack your own social games, so that even in bad weather in the tent or the caravan no boredom arises. Furthermore, you should pack swimwear, because many campsites also have indoor or outdoor pools.

For more information, tips and a selection of child-friendly campsites, check out our camping.info theme page camping with children.