It can be challenging to start a campfire without the proper materials. Thankfully, two household essentials make building a ...

There’s something comforting and cozy about a campfire, no matter the size. You’ll need colored tissue paper, a clear plastic cup, a battery-powered tealight, small rocks, scissors (or a craft ...

There’s something magical about cooking over a campfire. Maybe it’s the crackle of the flames, the aroma of roasting food, or simply the way it brings people together. When you add kids to the mix, ...

Since the start of June, there have been 17 campfires left improperly extinguished. That could have led to something worse, ...

1. Pick a spot to build your campfire. One school of thought is to find a nice clearing to make a fire. That just doesn't work for me. I prefer a sturdy tree (or group of trees) or a large pile of ...

Cook a Hearty Campfire Breakfast in a Paper Bag. Alan Henry. November 8, 2012 The next time you go camping, pack some eggs and bacon for breakfast. Sure, you could bring a ...

Thankfully, toilet paper tubes and dryer lint are hardly in short supply, and are all you need to get started. Petroleum jelly and wax paper are easy enough to find at a pharmacy or grocery store.