Bushcraft camping focuses on surviving and thriving in the wilderness using basic tools and natural resources. Building a house above ground is a key skill, offering protection from damp ground, insects, and cold. Using logs, branches, and leaves, campers construct elevated platforms or tree-supported shelters. These structures minimize environmental impact while providing comfort and insulation. Mastery of this technique enhances self-reliance and connection with nature. Whether for survival practice or immersive outdoor experience, learning to build an above-ground bushcraft shelter strengthens essential skills, ensuring safety, warmth, and dryness in remote environments.
