Camping checklist

We’ve developed a checklist you can use when you pack for your next camping trip. Print out a fresh copy of this checklist each time you get ready for a trip to make sure you have everything. Did we forget something? Let us know!

Note: Requirements for a backpacking or canoe trip may vary significantly.

  1. . Will you drive to your campsite or will you need to hike or canoe there?
  2. Let a friend or relative know where you plan to go and when you plan to return.
  3. Things to bring:
    1. Sleeping gear
      1. Sleeping Bag
      2. Tent with stakes
      3. Ground cloth
      4. Air mattress
      5. Pillow
    2. Cooking gear
      1. Stove or grill
      2. Cookware (pots and pans)
      3. Spatula, tongs, etc.
      4. Plates and silverware
      5. Cups
      6. Cooler
      7. Paper towels
      8. Tin foil
      9. Trash bags
      10. Charcoal
    3. Clothing
      1. Rain gear or poncho
      2. Cold weather gear (jacket, wool hat, wool socks, etc.)
    4. Bug repellant
    5. Sunscreen
    6. Chairs
    7. Water filter
    8. Fire wood and fire starter
    9. Pocket knife
    10. Lantern
    11. Flashlight and batteries
    12. Matches

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  2. Top 5 Camping Essentials
  3. Camping tip: Keeping food cold on long summer trips
  4. Camping Tip: Leave out the Air Mattress
  5. Improvising While Camping

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