Never leave children unattended with a campfire. Carry an ax, a bucket, and a shovel to use on a campfire. Any small engine you use should have an approved spark arrester. In particular, if you are cutting firewood, make sure your chainsaw is equipped with a spark arrester. This can cause more problems than it's worth.
Some people prefer to bury the toilet paper in the six-inch hole they've dug for their waste.
This isn't a good idea either because animals love to dig up the waste, and then they spread the leftover paper around. Actually, Baker said that it is much more preferable to pack the toilet paper out in a sealed, plastic bag and then transfer this to a trash receptacle. If fire restrictions are in place, then you can only smoke in an enclosed vehicle or building, a developed recreation site, or while stopped in an area of at least three feet in diameter that is barren or cleared of all flammable material. If smoking is allowed, make sure to do it in a cleared area. When you've finished smoking, crush all smokes dead out.