What should you take with you camping?

Answer 1

; Sleeping Gear : Sleeping bag or bed roll : Extra blankets : Pillow with pillow case ; Cooking Gear : Mess kit (or small frying pan, small sauce pan, plate and bowl - non-breakable) : Cup (non-breakable) : Knife, fork and spoon (non-breakable) : Dunk bag - this can be a bag made from two dish clothes sewn together with drawstrings made from shoestrings, or a nylon net bag : Water bottle ; Camp Gear: : Sit-upon : Girl Scout book or camping information : Notebook, pencil, pen : Large flashlight and extra batteries : Work gloves or plastic gloves if desired for clean-up : Camera and film (optional) : Large plastic bag for wet items ; Personal Gear : Shirts : Jeans or other long pants : Shorts : Underwear : Socks (at least 2 per day) : Warm jacket : Light jacket or sweater : Rain gear : Extra sturdy shoes or boots : Pajamas (consider using sweatshirt and pants) : Toliet Articles: toothbrush

toothpaste

comb or brush

: Wash cloth and towel : Soap : Insect Repellent : Hat

Answer 2

Sleeping Quarters

• Tent including pegs/stakes, guy ropes
• Groundsheet
• Flysheet
• Mallet
• Sleeping bags/blankets
• Air bed/lilo
• Roll mats/pads to lie on
• Pillows

Cooking Equipment

• Cooker, stove, barbecue kit
• Bottled gas or other form of fire igniting material - wood or charcoal, for example
• Matches/lighter
• Cooling box
• Pans, pots, plates, cutlery, cups, glasses
• Cooking utensils, e.g. large spoon, fork, ladle, tongs
• Tin opener, bottle opener, corkscrew
• Sharp knife for food preparation
• Food storage containers
• Thermos flask
• Bin bags
• Kitchen foil, kitchen tissue, napkins
• Washing up bowl and liquid
• Dishcloths and tea towels
• Food and drink supplies

Personal Hygiene

• Soap and shampoo
• Toothbrush and toothpaste
• Deodorant
• Towels
• Toilet paper
• Sanitary towels
• Wet wipes

Clothes

• Warm clothes
• Cool clothes
• Waterproofs
• Boots/walking shoes
• Flip flops or similar shoes for the shower block
• Beachwear
• Sun hat
• Woollen hat
• Gloves/mittens

First Aid

• First aid kit
• Insect repellent
• Sun cream
• Antihistamines
• Antiseptic
• Plasters/bandages
• Paracetamol or some other kind of pain relief

Miscellaneous Items

• Torch
• Mobile phone
• Camera, binoculars
• Toys, books, games, cds/dvds and cd/dvd players, radio
• Spare batteries
• Backpack
• Outdoor 'furniture' e.g. foldaway chairs/tables
• Miscellaneous tools, e.g. screwdriver, scissors, tweezers
• Pen and paper
• Safety pins, sewing kit
• Duct Tape
• Trowel
• Spare rope, spare tarp
• Map and compass

Answer 3

bring extra cloths and the cloths that u bring must not be cotton, bring a pocket knife, lots of food that has know waste if it dose repackage it. bring alot of paracord, get a survival braclet, belt or gunsling from survivalstraps.com, bring a good first aid kit not ones with just bandades it must have bandages, tweezers, butterfly bandades, ect., bring a flint and steel, matches, a good sleeping bag with hood dont bring a pillow just use your backpack. bring alot of water more than u think u need.bring a good tentor trailer. also bring trasbags they can be used as ponchos, a water tight bag, a ten,t a sleeping bag, anything. make sure to get good quality ones so they wont rip easy. bring a emergency whistle and the most important thing to do is read books on survival and watch man vs wild and get some books by bear grylls.also get a pocket wire saw u can ge them at few stores so the best thing to do is get them online. i hope this helped although its kinda long its all very inportant.

Answer 4

when going camping you should bring two times as many shirts underwear Bras shorts and other clothes. ex. if you were going six days bring twelve of each clothing item. if in the summer bring shorts if in the winter bring pants. make sure to bring a flashlight and any toiletry bring a lantern and food and water shoes if by water.

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