Camping Checklist

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DO NOT PANIC THIS IS ONLY CAMPING

THIS LIST SHOULD BE CUSTOMIZED TO YOUR CAMPING NEEDS



Camp Kitchen

Cook stove and fuel
Boiling pot, fryer, saucepan, lids
Spatula, tongs, wooden spoon
Colander/strainer if your boiling pasta etc.
Eating utensils plates, cups, bowls per person
Salt/pepper/spices
Plastic wrap/tin foil/plastic zipper bags
Coolers
Ice
Food in plastic bins
Paper towels
Trash bags, plastic grocery bags
Corkscrew - bottle opener
2-gallon water with spigot
Or 5-gallon water carrier filled with drinking water
Coffee pot
Dishpan or restaurant bus tub
Biodegradable dish soap
Sponge, scraper instead of scouring pad
Can opener opt.
Extra table opt.
Coffee mug, thermos cup opt.
Thermos to keep coffee hot opt

Sleeping and Comfort

Airbed, pump or camp pad
Sleeping bags or blankets, sheets
Don’t forget an extra blanket
Pillows
Clothing - see list
Milk crate sideways for nightstand opt.
Hammocks opt.
Whisk broom and dust pan opt

Camping Gear

Camping Chairs
Tent, poles and stakes
Lantern and fuel
Extra lantern mantles or batteries
Matches or lighter
Folding saw
Flashlights
Ground cover/tarp
Multipurpose knife or camper’s tool
Extra rope, cord
Axe opt.
Easy Up or other tents and covers opt.

Personal

First aid kit -MUST
Bath towels
Biodegradable soap
Insect repellent
Layered clothing (SEE LIST)
Rain gear or extra jacket if needed
Box of tissues
Toiletries
Quarters for shower
Sunglasses

This and That

Fire starter sticks - GREAT
Firewood for campfires - newsprint - kindling
Long-nosed butane lighter
Camera and film - cough cough smartphone 
Clothesline or rope with cloths pens
Toys, activities, games in plastic bin
Pad, pencil or pen
Radios with weather band opt.
Sunscreen
Children's
Medications – In easy to find marked clear bag
Benadryl - bee sting, bug bite or rash
Wet Wipes
Water toys, boats, you know!

Dog
2 bowls
Leash, tie off system for campground
Food
Brush
Towel
Bed
Treats, bones, chewies, toys - something to keep your beast occupied
Medications - car sick pills if needed
Spray bark collar opt.
Plastic bags for clean up




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Comments

Allyx said…
Don't forget about camping chairs! Some people forget that it's not necessary to carry a heavy chair with them and it's much better to pick something more lightweight. Of course, it depends on many factors. I also recommend checking out this article on how to choose best lightweight camping chair, it might save you lots of time.
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