Hi everyone,
I'm looking into getting a hammock sometime soon. In particular Im looking at the DD Travel Hammock & DD Tarp 1. I've fancied a hammock since I treid one on a survival cousre two years ago, but i have only just started to be able to get get the use out of kit like that.
i feel a bit stupid asking these question but not as stupid as I would if I bought one without asking.
1.) all the site say "they're better than tents, more comfortable, don't need flat ground, doesn't matter if the ground is damp, etc, etc" thats all well and good but
a. do campsites allow hammocks
b. the hammock needs two places to fix to (trees mainly) so the campsite will need lots (or at least a few close together) of trees. therefor are they practical for campsites as well as in random woodland or not? I mainly stay in the peak district and lake district but will probably start going to wales.
2.) where can i keep my kit safe (just thought of that actually those pacsafe things )
oops I seem to have rambled on a bit... sorry
any answers much appriciated
Ben
I'm looking into getting a hammock sometime soon. In particular Im looking at the DD Travel Hammock & DD Tarp 1. I've fancied a hammock since I treid one on a survival cousre two years ago, but i have only just started to be able to get get the use out of kit like that.
i feel a bit stupid asking these question but not as stupid as I would if I bought one without asking.
1.) all the site say "they're better than tents, more comfortable, don't need flat ground, doesn't matter if the ground is damp, etc, etc" thats all well and good but
a. do campsites allow hammocks
b. the hammock needs two places to fix to (trees mainly) so the campsite will need lots (or at least a few close together) of trees. therefor are they practical for campsites as well as in random woodland or not? I mainly stay in the peak district and lake district but will probably start going to wales.
2.) where can i keep my kit safe (just thought of that actually those pacsafe things )
oops I seem to have rambled on a bit... sorry
any answers much appriciated
Ben