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Camping Activities

Find all our Quechua tips for camping activities. For camp families or with friends, discover all types of activities you can practice while camping.

Camping Activities

ALL OUR CAMPING ACTIVITIES TIPS

HOW TO TAKE NIGHT PHOTOS?

All the techniques for capturing a beautiful starry sky

SPEND A NIGHT UNDER THE STARS

Do you dream of spending a night under the stars in the mountains? We don't blame you - it's a magical experience and the night of the falling stars is the perfect way to try out this new experience! Take a look at our tips for a good night's sleep under the stars (shooting or not)!

What to take on a picnic?

Check out all our tips for a successful picnic! With family or friends; in a park, in the mountains or by a lake.

7 camp and bivouac recipes

At Quechua, we are convinced that a good meal is one of the best ways to properly recover and enjoy yourself after a day spent in the mountains.

Camp fires: how to make them

At nightfall, there's nothing like a camp fire to keep you warm, cook food ... and toast a few marshmallows.Check out the video on how to impress your friends by lighting a fire using a flint! (also known as a "firesteel")! With no gas, a flint is more dependable than a lighter: no risk of explosion if you leave it in the sun, no need to refill it, and finally it won't let you down when it's wet.

How do you take beautiful photos in the mountains?

Landscapes, animals, hikers in action… there is no shortage of photo opportunities in the mountains. To ensure your snaps are as beautiful as possible, François - in charge of images at Quechua - will teach us the basics of mountain photography.