If it rains while you're camping, embrace it. The easiest way to do this is to have a plan. Make sure your rain fly is secure over the tent, and bring a tarp if your tent doesn't come with a footprint. Secure your belongings to keep them dry (don't forget to cover up the firewood), and then sit back and enjoy the show from the comfort of your vehicle or tent. There is nothing quite like the soothing sound of raindrops hitting your tent as you fall asleep. If you're in for an afternoon of rain showers, come prepared with a deck of cards, a game, or a good book.If you're really worried about the rain, make sure to come prepared and set up camp accordingly: By a waterproofing spray and a seam sealer to treat your tent with to ensure it's ready for whatever weather nature brings. Pitch your tent on higher ground. Pack extra tarps to put under your tent, cover up your wood/kindling supply, or tie to a tree for additional shelter. Pack a spare set of clothing (socks, pants, shirt) in case you get caught in the downpour.