This
camping checklist is purposely long, so as to help make it easy to prepare for
your next camping trip. When you are going camping it pays to be prepared with
all the gear you will need for the trip. Some of the items you’ll need will
depend on where you are going, when you are going, who you are going with and
for how long. So please feel free to add or subtract from the camping gear
checklist provided here. If you see anything you think we are missing please
let us know by leaving a comment below.
Shelter:
Tent Stakes Tarp for shade and poles Ground sheet Mat Brush/dustpan Broom Hammer or mallet Stake or peg remover Tent repair kit.
Bedding:
Sleeping bags (and liners) Extra blankets Air mattress/hammock/cot/stretcher/sleeping pad Pillow Air pump Air mattress repair kit.
Hygiene:
Toothbrush Tooth paste Feminine items Biodegradable Soap Wash Cloth Shampoo Towel Toilet paper Razor Camp Shower.
Cooking:
Stove/fuel Matches/lighter Wood/ Dutch oven Aluminum Foil Sticks for hot dogs and marshmallows Cookware Pot/Pans Can Opener Bottle Opener Grill Plates/Bowls/Knives/Forks/Spoons Chairs Dining Table/Table Cloth Dish Rag Pot Scrubber Tongs Mixing Bowl Coolers Ice Re-sealable storage bags Biodegradable Detergent Wind shelter Coffee Maker Measuring cups and spoons Water containers Cutting board.
Food:
Coffee Tea Marshmallows Water Filters Water Seasonings/Sugar/Spices Breakfast cereals Meat Vegetables Fruit (Dried/Fresh) Prepared or freeze dried meals Salt and pepper Bread and Bagels Soup Mixes Milk (powered/fresh).
Clothing:
Hats T Shirts Jeans Socks Shoes/Boots Sweater Rain poncho/coat Under clothes Swimming gear Sleep wear.
Miscellaneous:
First aid kit Bug spray Sunscreen Duct tape Cord Binoculars Camera Camcorder Soccer ball Board games Cards Compass GPS Maps Guidebook Swiss Army Knife Flashlight Gas Lantern (with mantles and fuel) Spare batteries Pen and paper Whistle Fishing Gear Frisbee Book Trash bags Day packsNot all the things here could be considered camping essentials, but they all can help in contributing to a successful camping trip. A big consideration as to what you can do without is just how far you will need to carry the stuff when you are setting up camp. You don’t want to be loaded down with stuff. Are there any other items you can’t live without, things we’ve omitted from our camping gear list – may be a hairdryer or personal medications. Please let us know.
Tent Stakes Tarp for shade and poles Ground sheet Mat Brush/dustpan Broom Hammer or mallet Stake or peg remover Tent repair kit.
Bedding:
Sleeping bags (and liners) Extra blankets Air mattress/hammock/cot/stretcher/sleeping pad Pillow Air pump Air mattress repair kit.
Hygiene:
Toothbrush Tooth paste Feminine items Biodegradable Soap Wash Cloth Shampoo Towel Toilet paper Razor Camp Shower.
Cooking:
Stove/fuel Matches/lighter Wood/ Dutch oven Aluminum Foil Sticks for hot dogs and marshmallows Cookware Pot/Pans Can Opener Bottle Opener Grill Plates/Bowls/Knives/Forks/Spoons Chairs Dining Table/Table Cloth Dish Rag Pot Scrubber Tongs Mixing Bowl Coolers Ice Re-sealable storage bags Biodegradable Detergent Wind shelter Coffee Maker Measuring cups and spoons Water containers Cutting board.
Food:
Coffee Tea Marshmallows Water Filters Water Seasonings/Sugar/Spices Breakfast cereals Meat Vegetables Fruit (Dried/Fresh) Prepared or freeze dried meals Salt and pepper Bread and Bagels Soup Mixes Milk (powered/fresh).
Clothing:
Hats T Shirts Jeans Socks Shoes/Boots Sweater Rain poncho/coat Under clothes Swimming gear Sleep wear.
Miscellaneous:
First aid kit Bug spray Sunscreen Duct tape Cord Binoculars Camera Camcorder Soccer ball Board games Cards Compass GPS Maps Guidebook Swiss Army Knife Flashlight Gas Lantern (with mantles and fuel) Spare batteries Pen and paper Whistle Fishing Gear Frisbee Book Trash bags Day packsNot all the things here could be considered camping essentials, but they all can help in contributing to a successful camping trip. A big consideration as to what you can do without is just how far you will need to carry the stuff when you are setting up camp. You don’t want to be loaded down with stuff. Are there any other items you can’t live without, things we’ve omitted from our camping gear list – may be a hairdryer or personal medications. Please let us know.
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