Books like I want to go camping by Ann Rossi

During a family camping trip, Flat Stanley Lambchop learns to embrace his uniqueness, discovering new reasons to celebrate being the only Flat person among friends and relatives.

Bill Heavey shares a collection of humorous essays that capture the highs and lows of fishing, hunting, and outdoor adventures, blending his suburban family life with wild exploits across America.

Two Sesame Street characters go camping and encounter various adventures.

Great cause and effect book

Fred and Ted, two friends with very different personalities, bond over camping adventures in the woods, discovering the joys of nature and friendship.

Tiny and his owner enjoy a camping adventure, only to discover that Tiny’s size makes it difficult to fit into a standard tent.

Dan thinks he is going to have a terrible time when he is forced to go camping with his mother's boyfriend Mike and Mike's brainy son Raymond, but the two boys form a surprising friendship.

Join Mr. Sillypants on a humorous camping adventure where a lost journey leads to a whimsical dream about "The Three Bears."

You love the great outdoors, but you’re not always sure the great outdoors loves you. You can pitch a tent, start a campfire, build furniture by lashing tree branches together – in theory anyway! But while you may not have gotten your Girl Scout Gold Award, or your Eagle Scout with cluster, you can still enjoy a night out under the stars with those near and dear to you, or even work towards becoming a more serious outdoorsman, right?Sure as a bear lives in the woods, Camping for Dummies shows you how to get out there and enjoy the best Mother Nature has to offer. With the helpful advice this common sense guide provides, you’ll be prepared when it comes to:DestinationGearShelterClothingFoodWeatherSafetyWritten by journalist Michael Hodgson, veteran of Utah’s Eco-Challenge and numerous other outdoor adventures, Camping for Dummies cuts out gear-head jargon and antiquated methods to give you, plain and simple, what you need to know to make the smart choices that lead to great adventures. You’ll find out:How to tie a bear bagThe delicious caveman style for cooking fresh fishThe limitations of GPSHow to predict the weather by observing birds, frogs, and insectsTen survival essentialsHow to go canoe, kayak, or bicycle campingWhat features make a good backpack, boot, and other equipmentWhen and how to bring along childrenWhether the dictionary definition of “tenderfoot” has your picture next to it or you already consider wilderness your home away from home, you’ll appreciate this handy, concise reference. Full of illustrations, diagrams, and directions for finding additional camping resources, Camping for Dummies is your complete ticket to America’s great outdoors.