Bears and other wildlife can be seen throughout British Columbia. (Black Press file photo)

Bears and other wildlife can be seen throughout British Columbia. (Black Press file photo)

QUIZ: Are you ready to go camping?

How many camp and camping-related questions can you answer?

Warm spring and summer days are a time for camping and retreating to nature.

Whether you prefer a small backpacking tent, a full-sized motorhome or something else, there are plenty of camping opportunities at this time of the year.

How many of these camp-themed questions can you answer correctly?

Good luck.


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For many, campfires are an important part of the camping experience. (Black Press file photo)

For many, campfires are an important part of the camping experience. (Black Press file photo)

The warm weather means time for a camping trip, or at least an excursion into nature. How much do you know about camps and camping-related facts? (John Arendt - Summerland Review) Reservations for some B.C. Parks camp sites are now open. (File photo)

The warm weather means time for a camping trip, or at least an excursion into nature. How much do you know about camps and camping-related facts? (John Arendt - Summerland Review) Reservations for some B.C. Parks camp sites are now open. (File photo)

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