With the good weather this summer, we plan to go camping to unplug from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. On my way to prepare everything takes with me, and wanna share it with anyone who loves camping or some first-time camper.
Camping is a good way to enjoy your life with your friends and family. But if you forget something when you are already at the campground, it’s a bad experience. some people only camping near the home, such as your own backyard. Then you can just take several basic gears. But some travelers load up everything with their cars to create a comfortable adventure. A checklist is helpful when you packing. I think not everyone brings totally same gear when you planing camping. But you can make it as a reference and choose what you need to avoid missing and maybe make improvements as you need.
Campground
The first step is to choose a campground. You can go camping in many state and national parks, in the backcountry at private campgrounds, or some mountains forests which are more adventurous. But for a trial camper, we recommend parks or collective campgrounds. To set up your campsite, you’ll always need a shelter, camping pad, and sleeping bag as basic, add an extra touch of comfort-such as camping table and chair sets. In this way, could enjoy a better eating environment and nice resting condition.
Shelter
- Tent
- Canopy if you like
- Ground cloth
- Extra stakes
- Shade tarp/rope
- Poles
Sleeping
- Sleeping pads
- Sleeping bags
- Blankets
- Repair kits for the sleeping pad
- Storage bag
- Waterproof duffel bag
Camping Kitchen and Cooking
After a day full of hiking and outdoor adventure, nothing beats returning to camp and enjoying a great meal while relaxing. You can take some tinfoil and campfire to cook some easy food, such as meat/corn/or easy vegetables. If you want a feast on the tip of the tongue, you’ll want to bring more camp kitchen essentials. You can do something ahead, Chop vegetables, pre-cut meat for kabobs, make your marinades and sauces.
- Foldable water container
- Filters/purification
- Foldable Wash basin
- Cooler bag to make everything fresh
- Ice to keep cooler bag in good condition
- Good Stove with fuel
- Other pans as you need
- Matches/lighter
- BBQ Grill and charcoal
- Eating utensils
- Cutting board
- Water bottles
- Bottle opener and peelers
- Sharp knife
- Trash bags
- Dish towel
- Dish soap
- Cooking oil slat sugar/condiments
- Oven mitts
- Fresh-keeping bag
- Napkins
- Food-storage containers
- Vegetables and meats
- Coffee /tea or other drink
- Other Snacks which you like.
- Biodegradable soap
Clean the area immediately when you’re finished with your meal. Doing so will prevent insects and animals from becoming a nuisance
Clothes and shoes
Must consider local climate and weather before packing your clothes, record a complete weather forecast is helpful. Consider packing light and bringing along laundry supplies, camping typically expose you to more dirt, sweat, and do more adventures, recommend a plan to take at least two changes of clothes for each day.
- Shoes/boots (comfortable)
- Light pants(belt)
- Quick dry shorts
- Quick dry T-shirts
- Sport socks
- Hat
- Sweatshirt
- Quick dry Underwear
- Sleepwear
- Sun protection clothing
- Raincoat
- Swim suit if you need
- Gloves
- Laundry detergent
Hygine and Toiletries
Keep yourself clean is very important for your comfort and health. Base your toiletries list off of what resources are available to you, including public or private restrooms and wash areas, as well as clean water and electricity.
- Hand sanitizer
- Toiletry kit
- Shower slipper
- Towels/face towel
- Shampoo/Shower Gel
- Tooth brush/tooth paste
- Comb/razor
- Sanitary napkins
- Toilet paper
- Shower bag
- Skin care items
FIRST-AID
Safety is quite important, keep your first aid items in a waterproof dry bag or waterproof container. Adopt the contents of your first aid kit to meet your personal or family requirements.
- Personal medications
- Medical bandage
- Antiseptic wipes
- Cotton swabs
- Medical gauze
- Tweezers
- Band Aid
- Burn ointment
- Eye drops
- Thermometer
- Antipyretic stickers
- First aid manual
- Disinfection Alcohol
Camping Tools
- Navigation tools
- Compass/GPS
- Outdoor multi-tool
- Duct tape
- Extra cord
- Scissors
- tape measure
- Axe
- Clothes line
Other Personal gears
- Sunscreen
- Sunglass
- Insect repellent
- Lip balm
- Mirror
- Camera
- Books
- Binoculars
- Music player
- Toys and baby items when camping with child
- Umbrella
- Pan and notebook
- Phone/charger
- Waterproof backpack
- Fishing gear
- Musical
- Drving license/ID
- Wallet/money
Actually, the beat camping checklist is only tailored for you, so use our camping checklist to remove or add something you like to win the best camping trip.
I see a more detailed Camping Checklist for your checking. anyway, choosing a checklist depending on yourself is best.
