Packing a cooler

It’s tip time! I have tried for years to figure out how to keep the food which I want to keep cold…

Making your own ice to pack a cooler with drinks is super easy and inexpensive. WIth a little planning you can have cooled drinks for the beach.

When you’re relying on a cooler to be your portable refrigerator, space comes at a premium. This article will show you how to pack a cooler for camping that will keep your food organized and safely cooled.

Follow these tips for packing a cooler from Charleston, South Carolina-based outfitter Casey Davidson, and keep your provisions cool all day long.

Nope, this is not a tip for alpine climbing, but it might come in handy next time you do a road trip. Here are some desert tested tIps for keeping your cooler organized, clean, and preserving your ice on longer trips where ice resupply is not an option. (Ever heard of “cooler soup”? It's something y

Today, we’re diving into the best way to pack a cooler. When heading out for a picnic, camping trip, or road journey, a well-packed cooler can make all the difference between a delightful experience and a melted mess. Whether you’re storing food, drinks, or both, understanding how to properly pack a cooler ensures that your perishables stay fresh and cold for as long as possible.

Packing cooler

Nope, this is not a tip for alpine climbing, but it might come in handy next time you do a road trip. Here are some desert tested tIps for keeping your cooler organized, clean, and preserving your ice on longer trips where ice resupply is not an option. (Ever heard of “cooler soup”? It's something y

Packing up your cooler for a picnic lunch in the park or drinks on the beach? These are great ways to enjoy your time outdoors, when you do it correctly. Packing a cooler wrong can not only result in warm drinks or food, but it can also put you at risk for food-borne illnesses or food poisoning.

Going camping or on a road trip? Here's how to pack a cooler so food stays safer, colder and fresher—longer. Plus what ice to use + when to empty the water.

How to pack a cooler for your next camping trip so everything stays cold, organized, and dry—even on day 3.

Nothing is worse than waterlogged cooler food or lukewarm drinks. Whether you're camping, living in a van, or just traveling, use these tips to maximize the lifespan of your cooler's ice! #camping #campingideas #cooler #coolertips #campingtips #campingfood #vanlifecooler #vanlifeaesthetic

Packing a cooler properly for a camping or glamping trip is one of the best and easiest ways to ensure your food stays chilled to perfection throughout your entire adventure. Hipcamp teamed up with one of the very coolest cooler brands, YETI, to show you a few tips and tricks for packing your cooler for your next camping trip.

My camping hack ... I bought a cheap plastic office trashcan and cut it to fit inside cooler to separate the food from the drinks and keep food from getting soggy or water-logged. Used red duct tape to protect from the sharp edges of the cut plastic ...

We tried pre-cooling a cooler bag, Igloo cooler, and Yeti cooler to see if this trick works to keep ice frozen for longer.

Follow these tips from Charleston, South Carolina-based outfitter Casey Davidson and keep your provisions cool all day long—no soggy sandwiches, in sight,

We’re logging quite a few beach days this summer, as our three children are the ideal age for this outing. Now that everyone knows how to swim, the beach is actually relaxing, and that is a welcome change after a decade of rescuing kids from the surf. After applying sunscreen to three little people, my...

How to effectively pack a cooler for camping

Keep your food dry and safely chilled, whether you’re going on a picnic or a week-long camping trip.

When it comes to food during a camping trip, your goal is for is to stay cold, organized, dry, and unsquished, with no massive ice melt by day 3. And don't forget that bringing two coolers—one for food and one for drinks—is ideal if you have the space. Here's how to pack a cooler like a pro!