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jimLE

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i figured that it'd be a great idea to have a camping list of things to take onto a camping trip..and some if not most of these things can be used in a b.o.b. or b.h.b..

PLANNING
select location of campsite
arrange for camping permit
arrange for transportation to and from location. personal/rental/or friend

TENT RELATEDtent
hammer and/or axe
ground cloth
tent stakes (different uses)
tarp
tent entrance mat
brush and dust pan (for sweeping tent floor)

BEDDING
air mattress/pad
sleeping bag
blankets
sheets
pillow(s)
storage bags(for putting under sleeping bag if needed)

CLOTHES
shoes and/or boots
jeans
shorts
t-shirts
socks (extra pairs just in case needed)
straw hat for the heat of day
bandana
jacket
thermal wear
undergarment(s)
dirty clothes bag
sleep wear
rain clothes
towel
swim suit

COOKING
folding table
water bucket(is water has to be carried any distance to save time)
water jug(s)
thermos
ice chest
camp stove
stove fuel/propane(for stove)
lighter/matches
firewood/charcoal
BBQ grill
campfire grill
fire starters
table cloth
paper/styrofoam plates
silverware/plastic or metal
bowls
plastic/paper/styrofoam cups
spatula
tongs
skewers/grill forks
measuring cup(s)
aluminium foil
paper napkins
trash bags
dish soap/washing soap
cooking oil
pam no stick spray
food storage containers
oven mitts
potholders
frying pans
can opener
bottle opener(who knows?) lol
pie irons
coffee mugs
mixing bowl
ziplock bags
seasonings
condiments
scrub pads
towels
napkins
dish pan
cutting board(s)
coffee pot

TOILETRIES
toothbrush
toothpaste
comb
brush
toilet paper
shower pump
shower shoes
shower bag
towel(s) and wash rag
soap
plastic case for wet items.like soap
deodorant
razor
shaving cream
sanitary pad(s)/tampons
small mirror

MISCELLANEOUS
sunglasses
sunscreen
chapstick
bug repellent
candles
magazines
hand wipes
backpack
flashlight
binoculars
sewing kit
backpack
extra batteries
battery charger
lantern with fuel
whistle
water purification system
toolbox
fishing gear
fishing license
fish bait
camping folding chairs
songbooks
napkins/tissues
extra hangers
lantern pole(just in case it's needed)
fire extinguisher
scissors
plastic grocery bags
rope for hanging wet clothes
water bottles
duct tape
electric tape
straps and cords(for tying things down)
pocket knife
shovel
helmet
work gloves
umbrella

FOOD
soda pop
snacks
marshmallows
hershey bars
chips
hot chocolate
tea bags
coffee

ELECTRONICS
cell phone and charger(maybe 1-2 extra back up batteries)
2-way radio/walkie talkie(extra batteries)
compass
gps/maps/directions/camera(any extras if needed)
camcorder(any extras if needed)
travel alarm clock
radio
mp3 player/musical player

GAMES
cards
toys
bicycle(s)

STATIONERY
notepad
pen/pencial
writing board

DOCUMENTS
credit cards
cash
coins
drivers license and other form of id
map of park/campground
trail maps
guide book(s)

FIRST AID
bandages
adhesive tape
sterile gauze
antiseptic wipes
cotton swabs
tweezers
safety pins
bee sting kit
scissors
splinting materials
band aids of diff sizes
anti-acids
antibiotic cream
asprin
ibuprofen
tylenol
burn medicine
snake bite kit
sunburn lotion
eye drops
latex gloves
cold and heat packs
antibacterial soap
thermometer
road flares
first aid manual
nail clippers

FOOD FOR CAMPSITE(S)
fruit juices/liquids
snacks
marshmallows
hershey bars
chips
hot chocolate
tea bag/instant tea
coffee.brew/instant
instant milk
noodles
power bars
energy food bars
energy bevrages
trail mix

MEDICATIONS
pain relivers
personal prescriptions
motion sickness medication
ointments
contact lens solution
laxative
diarrhea medicine
sinus/cold medicine
headache medicine
allergy medicine

BACKPACK











 
I love going camping! its great to get out and practice those skills we should all know, and have some of the niceties to back them up, especially when taking others. It's a less stressful way to get friends and family out to learn and practice those skills without tossing "doomsday" and "survival" around. it's also a good judge of character how people react to fires not getting lit, tents having trouble going up, foul weather, bugs, etc.
 
i figured that it'd be a great idea to have a camping list of things to take onto a camping trip..and some if not most of these things can be used in a b.o.b. or b.h.b..

PLANNING
select location of campsite
arrange for camping permit
arrange for transportation to and from location. personal/rental/or friend

TENT RELATEDtent
hammer and/or axe
ground cloth
tent stakes (different uses)
tarp
tent entrance mat
brush and dust pan (for sweeping tent floor)

BEDDING
air mattress/pad
sleeping bag
blankets
sheets
pillow(s)
storage bags(for putting under sleeping bag if needed)

CLOTHES
shoes and/or boots
jeans
shorts
t-shirts
socks (extra pairs just in case needed)
straw hat for the heat of day
bandana
jacket
thermal wear
undergarment(s)
dirty clothes bag
sleep wear
rain clothes
towel
swim suit

COOKING
folding table
water bucket(is water has to be carried any distance to save time)
water jug(s)
thermos
ice chest
camp stove
stove fuel/propane(for stove)
lighter/matches
firewood/charcoal
BBQ grill
campfire grill
fire starters
table cloth
paper/styrofoam plates
silverware/plastic or metal
bowls
plastic/paper/styrofoam cups
spatula
tongs
skewers/grill forks
measuring cup(s)
aluminium foil
paper napkins
trash bags
dish soap/washing soap
cooking oil
pam no stick spray
food storage containers
oven mitts
potholders
frying pans
can opener
bottle opener(who knows?) lol
pie irons
coffee mugs
mixing bowl
ziplock bags
seasonings
condiments
scrub pads
towels
napkins
dish pan
cutting board(s)
coffee pot

TOILETRIES
toothbrush
toothpaste
comb
brush
toilet paper
shower pump
shower shoes
shower bag
towel(s) and wash rag
soap
plastic case for wet items.like soap
deodorant
razor
shaving cream
sanitary pad(s)/tampons
small mirror

MISCELLANEOUS
sunglasses
sunscreen
chapstick
bug repellent
candles
magazines
hand wipes
backpack
flashlight
binoculars
sewing kit
backpack
extra batteries
battery charger
lantern with fuel
whistle
water purification system
toolbox
fishing gear
fishing license
fish bait
camping folding chairs
songbooks
napkins/tissues
extra hangers
lantern pole(just in case it's needed)
fire extinguisher
scissors
plastic grocery bags
rope for hanging wet clothes
water bottles
duct tape
electric tape
straps and cords(for tying things down)
pocket knife
shovel
helmet
work gloves
umbrella

FOOD
soda pop
snacks
marshmallows
hershey bars
chips
hot chocolate
tea bags
coffee

ELECTRONICS
cell phone and charger(maybe 1-2 extra back up batteries)
2-way radio/walkie talkie(extra batteries)
compass
gps/maps/directions/camera(any extras if needed)
camcorder(any extras if needed)
travel alarm clock
radio
mp3 player/musical player

GAMES
cards
toys
bicycle(s)

STATIONERY
notepad
pen/pencial
writing board

DOCUMENTS
credit cards
cash
coins
drivers license and other form of id
map of park/campground
trail maps
guide book(s)

FIRST AID
bandages
adhesive tape
sterile gauze
antiseptic wipes
cotton swabs
tweezers
safety pins
bee sting kit
scissors
splinting materials
band aids of diff sizes
anti-acids
antibiotic cream
asprin
ibuprofen
tylenol
burn medicine
snake bite kit
sunburn lotion
eye drops
latex gloves
cold and heat packs
antibacterial soap
thermometer
road flares
first aid manual
nail clippers

FOOD FOR CAMPSITE(S)
fruit juices/liquids
snacks
marshmallows
hershey bars
chips
hot chocolate
tea bag/instant tea
coffee.brew/instant
instant milk
noodles
power bars
energy food bars
energy bevrages
trail mix

MEDICATIONS
pain relivers
personal prescriptions
motion sickness medication
ointments
contact lens solution
laxative
diarrhea medicine
sinus/cold medicine
headache medicine
allergy medicine

BACKPACK





jesus jim ! you camping or moving? rofl
 
my camping list consists of my current survival bag for solo camping ! if i take the wife and kid i throw in a 3 man tent!
 
i have a nook color.and all that stuff is in one of the apps on it..i figured it'd at least give folks a good idea of what they need in their bob and bhb
 
i figured that it'd be a great idea to have a camping list of things to take onto a camping trip..and some if not most of these things can be used in a b.o.b. or b.h.b..

PLANNING
select location of campsite
arrange for camping permit
arrange for transportation to and from location. personal/rental/or friend

TENT RELATEDtent
hammer and/or axe
ground cloth
tent stakes (different uses)
tarp
tent entrance mat
brush and dust pan (for sweeping tent floor)

BEDDING
air mattress/pad
sleeping bag
blankets
sheets
pillow(s)
storage bags(for putting under sleeping bag if needed)

CLOTHES
shoes and/or boots
jeans
shorts
t-shirts
socks (extra pairs just in case needed)
straw hat for the heat of day
bandana
jacket
thermal wear
undergarment(s)
dirty clothes bag
sleep wear
rain clothes
towel
swim suit

COOKING
folding table
water bucket(is water has to be carried any distance to save time)
water jug(s)
thermos
ice chest
camp stove
stove fuel/propane(for stove)
lighter/matches
firewood/charcoal
BBQ grill
campfire grill
fire starters
table cloth
paper/styrofoam plates
silverware/plastic or metal
bowls
plastic/paper/styrofoam cups
spatula
tongs
skewers/grill forks
measuring cup(s)
aluminium foil
paper napkins
trash bags
dish soap/washing soap
cooking oil
pam no stick spray
food storage containers
oven mitts
potholders
frying pans
can opener
bottle opener(who knows?) lol
pie irons
coffee mugs
mixing bowl
ziplock bags
seasonings
condiments
scrub pads
towels
napkins
dish pan
cutting board(s)
coffee pot

TOILETRIES
toothbrush
toothpaste
comb
brush
toilet paper
shower pump
shower shoes
shower bag
towel(s) and wash rag
soap
plastic case for wet items.like soap
deodorant
razor
shaving cream
sanitary pad(s)/tampons
small mirror

MISCELLANEOUS
sunglasses
sunscreen
chapstick
bug repellent
candles
magazines
hand wipes
backpack
flashlight
binoculars
sewing kit
backpack
extra batteries
battery charger
lantern with fuel
whistle
water purification system
toolbox
fishing gear
fishing license
fish bait
camping folding chairs
songbooks
napkins/tissues
extra hangers
lantern pole(just in case it's needed)
fire extinguisher
scissors
plastic grocery bags
rope for hanging wet clothes
water bottles
duct tape
electric tape
straps and cords(for tying things down)
pocket knife
shovel
helmet
work gloves
umbrella

FOOD
soda pop
snacks
marshmallows
hershey bars
chips
hot chocolate
tea bags
coffee

ELECTRONICS
cell phone and charger(maybe 1-2 extra back up batteries)
2-way radio/walkie talkie(extra batteries)
compass
gps/maps/directions/camera(any extras if needed)
camcorder(any extras if needed)
travel alarm clock
radio
mp3 player/musical player

GAMES
cards
toys
bicycle(s)

STATIONERY
notepad
pen/pencial
writing board

DOCUMENTS
credit cards
cash
coins
drivers license and other form of id
map of park/campground
trail maps
guide book(s)

FIRST AID
bandages
adhesive tape
sterile gauze
antiseptic wipes
cotton swabs
tweezers
safety pins
bee sting kit
scissors
splinting materials
band aids of diff sizes
anti-acids
antibiotic cream
asprin
ibuprofen
tylenol
burn medicine
snake bite kit
sunburn lotion
eye drops
latex gloves
cold and heat packs
antibacterial soap
thermometer
road flares
first aid manual
nail clippers

FOOD FOR CAMPSITE(S)
fruit juices/liquids
snacks
marshmallows
hershey bars
chips
hot chocolate
tea bag/instant tea
coffee.brew/instant
instant milk
noodles
power bars
energy food bars
energy bevrages
trail mix

MEDICATIONS
pain relivers
personal prescriptions
motion sickness medication
ointments
contact lens solution
laxative
diarrhea medicine
sinus/cold medicine
headache medicine
allergy medicine

BACKPACK





OMG Jim, You camping in a lorry/Camper type thing you've put together?lol. That's a ton o stuff....Me I just grab my bag and go. In Scotland we have a law called the right to roam so I can go as I please as long as I stick to the country side code.
 
thats from a app's program on my nook color.and there's other things in that app as well..i figure it'd make a good list for folks to go by when it comes to their b.o.b their b.h.b and camping.
 
thats from a app's program on my nook color.and there's other things in that app as well..i figure it'd make a good list for folks to go by when it comes to their b.o.b their b.h.b and camping.
You know I'm only joshin with you;)
 
well, I just got back taking the 10 yr old boy and his 10 yr old mate ( buddy) camping - they had a 3 man tent with swags, I had a bivvy bag under a tarp. A small hot plate on legs for cooking, food, water, an old radio to listen to at night, cooking gear, food, water, a couple of .22s, targets, and a whole lotta rounds for them to fire away. Half of what we tok we never used - the cook loved it because we wore the same clothes for 3 days and she hardly had any washing to do when we got home - though there were no hugs till AFTER we showered.
 
Nah mate - no showers - we stunk of sweat, and smoke from the fire - but we all smelled the same so didn't care!!
 
paper/styrofoam plates
silverware/plastic {edit}
plastic/paper/styrofoam cups
napkins

All a bit wasteful, don't you think? Go camping with some reusable versions of these that you can wash off in the river or other water source. Should never bring disposable versions of these in the woods. I know you mentioned bringing trash bags too, but you know damn well that all of this isn't going to make it in the trash bags when the wind gusts and blows them everywhere.
 
yeah thats true about styrofoam.but that list was made up for every day camping in mind.and to me that means a campground with trash cans..but now the styrofoam stuff definitely wont work on hiking trips that last a day or longer.or after a shtf situation.and thats where the reusable items come in at for long term.
 
Ah, I could never stand those places. Doesn't feel like camping to me if I run into others. ;)
Campsites are good for when you get soooo smelly you need to take a shower, So I tend to do 3 days off road and 1 day on site then off road again. It's amazing how the body takes care of skin and hair when your off road. Although I love my nice smelling products and creams my skin feels better when I don't use them.

I smell nice honest I do honest!lol
 

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