Check for loose branches especially if you are camping in a windy site. Gum trees are notorious for dropping branches.

Check for dried mud as this could indicate water way. Also do not set up your tent at the lowest point of a flat area as this will collect water should it rain.

Use the rake to remove any sharp object, pebbles, twigs etc before laying down your ground sheet.

If camping on slope consider digging trench on the uphill side to direct water away from the tent.

Also set-up your tent so that your head is uphill of your feet when sleeping.

Don't set up too close to other campers - allow around 2 car spaces.

If camping on a beach try to find a sheltered spot out of wind behind trees or bushes or dunes. If camping in the outback don't set up in a dry creek bed.

Ensure your campfire is downwind so the smoke won't blow into tent.

Clear away any flammable material from the campfire site and build the fire on a bed of sand or dirt

If camping with kids, you might like to consider setting up a second tent which can be used as a playroom.