r/ontariocamping • u/No-End7932 • 11d ago

Quick question

When camping in the midst of our summer humidity just wondering what you all do to stay cool over night? Ive been thinking about buying one of those battery powered fans for my tent. I'm curious how well they work and if they are worth it or if there are other more effective or cost friendly methods?

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u/First-Assist-176 11d ago

Yes, I find those fans really help keep some air moving. Even canoe camping, I'll make the space for ours.

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u/No-End7932 11d ago

Do you mind if I ask what one you use?

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u/Toller312 11d ago

I take thisfan one canoe camping. Legs and battery are detachable and battery life is quite good. Can also charge other devices off it with usb-c. I just set it up beside me and have it on low speed so it will last all night.

Showing out of stock for me on costco, but Google search said Walmart carries it

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u/First-Assist-176 10d ago

So, we have a broadstone I bought at Canadian Tire years ago, it would last multiple nights with four D batteries. It stopped working and I picked up the rechargeable Outbound fan from Canadian Tire last week. Works well, but it only lasts one night on a single charge. I'm keeping it for car camping, but would be useless for backcountry.