Camping slogan at night

Will there be any safety problems when going to road trip, sleeping on a bed or camping in the wild? What should I do to be safer? It is estimated that such a problem bothers many friends who want to drive out and try a bed-car trip.

As an old traveler who has the experience of driving an SUV and camping in the wild, I want to talk about my views on this issue.

The so-called security has several concepts. The first is the protection of social security. It should be said that in any province in China, when going to road trip and camping in the wild, there is basically no need to worry about violent robbery and other disgusting incidents. If you really do it, it is really a small probability of bad luck. After all, social security is the most secure in a domestic security environment with strong and efficient control. It should be said that compared with traveling abroad, China is the least worried about public security.

Second, the safety of wildlife attacks, which is also random, because it is difficult to determine whether there will be wildlife in the selected place when choosing a campsite. For example, wild boar is a common aggressive beast. As for other more fierce wild animals, unless you go to Xinjiang, Tibet and deep mountains and forests, you basically have no chance to meet them. For such a safety hazard, as long as you don't sleep outside the car, you basically don't have to worry about people.

Third, the security risks caused by sudden natural disasters, especially the hazards such as flash floods, mudslides and landslides caused by heavy rains. In addition, if you choose to camp in the open space next to the expressway, you need to consider the buffer isolation from the expressway to prevent the sudden intrusion of vehicles at night from causing unnecessary collision and injury.

Self-driving camping in the wild should be more cautious in the choice of camping sites, especially in sparsely populated original ecological areas, and the following principles should be paid attention to.

1. Choose a flat place, avoid hillsides, and don't stop under cliffs and rocky mountains to avoid the threat of natural disasters such as falling rocks and landslides.

2. Stop at low-lying places, such as rivers, reservoirs and downstream of flood discharge points, especially in rainy season.

3. It is best to have a parking lot without weeds, especially an open space without hay, because you are likely to make a fire and cook, which is prone to fire safety problems.

4. Avoid stopping under a big tree or near a telephone pole. Once there is a thunderstorm, it is easy to encounter the risk of lightning strike.

Such precautions need to be paid more attention and accumulated experience.

Camping in the wild, in addition to solving the problem of choosing eating and parking camps, needs to be prepared in these aspects.

1. Many go on road trip enthusiasts choose to go to very remote outdoor destinations in go on road trip, especially in mountainous areas. The climate in these places is wet and cold, especially at night, and the temperature is generally low. If you don't bring enough warm materials, you will catch a cold easily. So be sure to bring sleeping bags or duvets to keep warm and take up no space.

2. Take medicine, especially some medicine for treating cold, fever, headache and diarrhea, to prevent physical discomfort during long-term camping. These places are far from the town. Once your body is in trouble, you should have the ability to save yourself.

3. Bring self-defense items. For example, my car is always equipped with baseball bats, sappers' shovels, slingshots, flashlights and other items, which are easy to carry and can carry out necessary self-defense counterattacks in an emergency.

Since it is a bed car camping in a remote place, we should pay attention to some things and try not to make mistakes.

1. In an uncertain place, such as not near a densely populated village, it is best not to sleep in a tent outside the car. On the one hand, there may be all kinds of wild animals, which will bring danger to your personal safety. On the other hand, if someone with bad intentions comes to harass you, you lack the barrier to stop it.

No matter whether it is cold or hot, don't sleep with the engine on and the air conditioner on. In road trip, fuel is a precious resource, so you must use it sparingly. If you don't turn on the air conditioner, the battery will not run out. Once it doesn't fire, you call it "everyday".

3. Leave a breathable gap on the window to keep the air circulating in the car.