5 Tips for Keeping Your Stuff Safe While Camping

Posted by neer mishra on June 20th, 2019

If you are camping, of course, you want a carefree holiday and nice weather. Then it does not hurt to think about an important topic: security. At home, close all doors normally before going to sleep. The campsite is a different story: the caravan is locked with a small lock, and the (pre)-tent is closed with a zipper. That's all. There are some things that you can change to make the campsite safe! We have listed these things for you.

Tip 1: Make sure you have a safe with you

Are you invited to a coffee with the neighbors, go on a day trip, or take a long evening walk? These are moments when burglars strike. Ask on arrival to see if the Luxury Camp Resorts Jodhpur offers lockers for its guests. If that's not the case, get yourself a caravan locker. For example, stash your passports and money here and hide this locker well, making it inaccessible to third parties.

Tip 2: Use a drawbar lock or a tire clamp

To prevent your caravan from being stolen (for example, in a public car park), you can use a drawbar lock or tire clamp. Use this in camps at Tharand other public places. To make a good decision, it is important to check what your insurance requirements are. There are 3 options:

• You need to have a drawbar lock: in this case, you need to have a certified drawbar lock and have to prove this to your insurance company.

• You must have a tire clamp: in this case, you need a certified tire clamp and must prove this to your insurance company.

In some cases, both are required: Both a certified tire clamp and a certified drawbar lock.

Tip 3: Leave valuable things at home

Given the fact that a tent is not as easy to complete as a caravan, it is important not to take too many valuable things with you. Think carefully about whether it is really important to pack a smartphone, iPad, tablet, or laptop. Do not attach a lock to the zipper, because that really loads thieves. If you need to take valuable things with you, then make sure you visit a Tents Resort in Jodhpur that has lockers or store your valuables safely in your car.

Tip 4: Select the appropriate site

Choose a camp with security features, such as a security fence, perimeter fence, surveillance cameras, and night patrols. The safest camping areas are well lit and located near the center of the terrain.

Use security systems: Many of the new Recreational Vehicles (RVs) come equipped with security systems similar to those found in the car. If your camper does not have this feature, install lights with motion sensors in your camping area to discourage potential stalkers and nocturnal animals. Place the lights behind the area, near the entrances and in blind spots.

Tip 5: Familiarize yourself with your neighbors:

Introduce yourself with other campers ofLuxury Camps in Jodhpur.Spending time with them can help you assess your reliability. They could take care of your things while you are not there and inform you if they are hanging around unwanted guests in your area.