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Back in 2013 we put this story together, but decided it was time to update it, in light of the fact that camping remains a very popular way to spend your holidays. You don’t want to spend valuable time, aimlessly driving to location after location, hoping there is a spot. Top 10 tips on Camping Etiquette and Part 2 – Camping Etiquette Remember this for the children (and adults) who might be expecting the Easter Bunny to arrive - so add to your camping checklist today (and if its hot, pack it at the bottom of your esky).If you have an Easter Egg hunt planned, you don’t want the animals getting to it before the children do!

If you haven’t had French Toast when camping, then you areor a great dessert (and I love love love camping desserts).As an added bonus to the delicious factor – it uses stale bread. Once you have mastered the basic recipe, then you can go crazy with all these other options and variations, and we have scoured the internet to bring you some of the most yummy versions thatThere are plenty of recipes on French Toast and all the variations of it, which are probably a little too exotic for a camping experience, so I have tried to avoid the really complicated recipes where possible. 3 people, allowing for 2 slices each)2 eggs1⁄2 cup milk1⁄4 teaspoon vanilla extract (optional)1⁄2 teaspoon cinnamon sugar6 slices bread/rolls – if large, can slice into fingersFrench Toast, using croissants! Now that you have all the roll ups ready, you dip them one at a time in your French Toast batter, making sure that all parts of the roll up have been dipped in the egg wash.