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Checklist For Campers
Checklist For Campers - Important supplies for an
enjoyable camping trip.
Whether you are a beginning camper or an experienced one, it's
always good to have a list of camping equipment you need to take
with you. In fact what I do is have a trunk-like plastic
container filled with the non-perishable supplies that I always
take camping. This way everything is ready to go. Once a year in
the beginning of camping season, I update the items and do a
supply check.
Food
It's a good idea to have easy to prepare food.
Make a list before you go of meals you want to prepare and go
shopping. You can always check the internet for good camping
recipes. Have on hand dry condiments such as salt, pepper,
spices, sugar, and powdered cream. Be sure to bring staples such
as coffee, bread, potatoes, catsup, mustard, onions, bacon,
eggs, and marshmallows. Camping convenience foods you may want
to include are granola bars, instant oatmeal packs and peanut
butter and jelly for quick eating. Don't forget something to
drink.
Sleeping Equipment
The tent is a very important part
of camping. Make sure it is waterproof and has a canopy for rain
run off. Include a tarp or ground cloth for under the tent. Make
sure the tent is always stored in a dry place to keep it free of
mildew. Include sleeping bags to keep you nice and warm and an
air mattress to keep you off the ground. Don't forget the
pillows.
Lighting
There is nothing worse than walking around a
campsite without light. Bring a lantern either powered by
propane or batteries. Include a good heavy duty flashlight and
it's always good to have a spare one. Don't forget the extra
batteries.
Cooking Utensils
Include a frying pan, camp stove
with fuel, pot with lid, grill, spatula, coffee pot and tongs.
First Aid Kit
A great ideas is to put together a
waterproof container filled with the following supplies that you
keep stored with your camping equipment and is always ready to
go. Be sure to include Tylenol or other pain reliever,
antibiotic cream, antiseptic, band-aids/bandages, tweezers,
allergy medicine if needed, sunscreen lotion, bug repellent,
antacid tablets and a box of pre-moistened towels such as baby
wipes.
Personal Items
Once again it's a great idea to keep
these items stored in a waterproof container for easy
accessibility. Include bar of soap, hand sanitizer, shampoo,
toothpaste and toothbrush, razor and shaving cream, deodorant,
comb/brush, makeup bag, washcloth and towels.
Miscellaneous Supplies
Here are some things that will
help make your camping experience a good one.
* Water bottles
* Tools such as hammer, screwdriver and
pliers
* Aluminum foil
* Paper plates, napkins and
plastic knives, forks, and spoons
* Paper towels
* Trash
bags
* Tablecloth
* Charcoal
* Fire starter log
* Matches or lighter
* Small shovel
* Duct tape for
emergency repairs
* Compass
* Small shovel
* Pocket
knife
* Weather radio
* Dishpan, scrub pad and dish
soap
Bring along your camping reservation and directions
to the campground and your good to go camping. Have fun!
About the author:
Article by Patricia Kopp. Visit our site for more camping tips. If you
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