It will be easy to wipe off after meals and it won’t be damaged by rain. Tableclothīring a sturdy plastic, reusable tablecloth. If you don’t have a can opener on your pocket knife a separate one will be handy. If you don’t have waterproof matches or a lighter, keep your matches in a waterproof container or bag. Your cooler is not wildlife-proof so be sure to store it properly at night or anytime you are not at your campsite. Check out the "Camping Basics" section to learn more. Biodegradable dishwashing soapīe sure your dish soap is biodegradable, and dispose of it in sinks or drains not in lakes or on the ground. Dishpanīring a large plastic container or bin you can use to fill with water and wash your dishes in. Oven mittĪ pot holder or oven mitt will keep your hands comfortable when you move your pots and pans to and from the stove or fire. Pots, Frying pansīring pots and pans that are designed for fire cooking if you plan to cook on the fire. Spatula, Wooden spoon, Strainer, TongsĬonsider which meals you are preparing and remember to pack the utensils you will need to cook them. Cutting boardĪ cutting board will come in handy to chop ingredients while preparing snacks and meals. Large bowlĪ large bowl is useful for mixing ingredients while preparing meals at the campsite. Fuelįuels come in many different shapes and forms so be sure that you have the right one for your stove or lantern. There are many types of camp stoves, so get advice to find a model that is ideal for you. Plastic or steel plates, mugs, bowls and utensils are best as they are sturdy, quite lightweight, and reusable. Rope and cord can be used for many things including making clotheslines and hanging tarps.
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Flashlights or headlamps with extra batteriesĪ flashlight headlamp keeps your hands free while shining light on whatever you are doing. Use a battery-powered lantern inside your tent gas or propane powered lanterns are fine outdoors but should never be used inside tents.
Sleeping pad or air mattressĪ sleeping pad or mat goes under your sleeping bag for extra comfort and warmth. If you prefer, stuff a sack with extra clothing for a makeshift camping pillow. Pillowįor extra comfort, bring a small pillow. If you don’t have a sleeping bag, bring a blanket and sheet from home. Tarpīring a tarp and hang it above a picnic table so you can stay dry in case of rain. GroundsheetĪ groundsheet is a piece of fabric that you place under your tent to help protect your tent’s floor. Practice setting up the tent at home before your first camping trip. Be sure to rent, buy or borrow a tent that will keep you dry and comfortable.
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