The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has announced an overnight camping program named “I Can Camp.” This program is mainly for the beginners that will be held on Saturday, the 6th of July, at New London’s Sibley State Park. A number of camping spots shall remain available for anyone who is new to camping.
The campers shall be taught the basic skills in camping by experienced instructors. All the equipments for camping shall be provided that include cook stoves, tents, and air mattresses. The participants would have to bring their bedding and food. A single tent that can hold 6 people would be available at $40.
There are more than hundred free programs available for the visitors to the recreation areas and park. They can also choose to go for fishing, paddling, biking, hiking, geocaching, or riding off highway vehicles or horses. Most of the camps shall loan such equipments as fishing equipment, GPS units, Kids Discovery Kits, and birding kits to the visitors. In order to enter the recreation areas and state parks of Minnesota, the visitors would require a vehicle permit. Over the years Minnesota has shown subsequent increase in the outdoor recreational activities.