Camping Checklist: 99% of the Things You Need Camping
Body soap
Comb/hair brush/hair ties
Contact lens supplies
Dishwashing soap and rubber gloves
Feminine supplies
Toilet Paper
Towels
Washcloths
Bristled broom to clean tent site
Hats
Jackets - As needed for evenings and early mornings.
Pants
PJs
Shirts
Shoes, shower shoes, water shoes, hiking boots
Socks
Sunglasses
Swim suit
Underwear
Work or gardener's gloves
Can opener
Charcoal, lighter fluid & Grill for BBQ
Cooking skewers (for hot dogs, s'mores, etc.)
Cutting Board
Dutch Oven
Firestarter sticks
Firewood
Frying Pan
Newspapers for lighting a campfire
Pot holders
Pot or sauce pan
Coleman Camping Stove with fuel
Tablecloth
Tongs
Aluminum Foil
Kitchen knives
Knife, Fork, Spoon, Spatula, misc. silverware for cooking
Paper plates, cups, bowls, etc.
Paper towels & napkins
Plastic knives, forks, spoons
Scrub Pad
Small mixing bowl
Trash bags
Ziplock Bags of various sizes
Flashlight
BIC lighter
Gas/electric/battery powered lanterns
Glow Sticks
Matches
Spare batteries and bulbs
Spare lantern fuel and mantles
Antibiotic cream
Antiseptic, bandaids and bandages
Bug Repellent Spray, Citronella Candle, etc.
Extra weeks supply of any Prescriptions
Moist Towelettes (for cleaning wounds)
Tweezers for splinters
Tylenol, Advil, Aspirin, Naproxin
Bikes/Seats/Helmets/strollers/carriers etc.
Binoculars
Books, cards, games, toys, etc.
Camcorder w/extra tapes
Camera w/extra film
Canoe or boat
Cellular phone w/extra battery and car adapter
Chairs
Radio/cd player/boombox
Fire starters made from wax and sawdust
Fishing pole,gear, license and bait
Fly Swatters
Life jackets
Important phone numbers
Pet Food
Pet Dishes
Leashes
Rope
Safety pins
Small shovel
Backpack, daypack,
Plastic grocery bags for misc. items and garbage
Ice Chests
Camping axe
Hammer to pound tent stakes
Blankets
Air Mattresses
Pillows
Sleeping bags
Tent
Tikki Torches
At least 1 gallon of water per person per day
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56 Comments
Post a Commentthis was very helpfull thank you sooooo much
What about the braai?
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Great list! i just impressed my girlfriend by adding loads to her list. She's very organised! I think i just surprised her, thanks :)
You would have to have a log truck just to xart this stuff to the campsite,
Never forget the pocket pussy
I think this list is very helpful, whether you bring a dog or just camp with your family or by yourself, it never hurts to be prepared!
I find it interesting from the people knocking the list. They must not have gone on two week long camping trips with their family. As a married woman with three kids and two pets who has taken her family camping on numerous two week long occasions throughout her life, this is a list I wish I would've had handy when preparing, so as not to run around like a chicken with my head cut off every time.
You need these things. As well as basins you can fill with water to do dishes, and tarps to cover your campsite lest there be rain.
Camping with your children is a lot different than enjoying the nature by yourself. You have to think of everything because kids are fussy, and impatient beings. Just because the list is not particularly beneficial to you it doesn't mean that it isn't of use to many others.
Bringing glow sticks will surely make the camping FUN! :) Thanks