camping tent insurance

Posted January 7, 2009 By admin

camping tent insurance
Stolen goods, while camping?

I go camping … and I have no choice but to take some very valuable equipment from me. If something should happen to the team of (stolen) will be my tenant / homeowners insurance cover? Also do you think would be safer for this team to stay in the store with me at night? or to be locked in the car? (which has an alarm) – I'm in a state park in a designated tent camping area. We leave tomorrow and return Sunday .. therefore only be 2 nights. (I do not think a company should ensure they would only 2 days?) Thanks for the idea, without embargo.

I'd say if you are not using then lock in the trunk of the car just to be sure. Suro

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