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tent-camping-checklist


This is a basic tent-camping-checklist. Add or delete items as you see fit.



camping checklist



Let's cover some individual items on the list.

General tools- tools that you would use on your automobile.

Lighters- Matches can get wet and get ruined. Lighters, especially the long neck lighters work great for lighting fires and Coleman Stoves.

Extra Jackets- Mountain air cools off at night. Go prepared.

Sunblock- The sun burns you faster at high altitudes. Protect yourself and your kids.

First Aid Kit- Kits are pretty standard when you buy them from a store. I like to make sure that I add a numbing cream for scrapes and scratches. Maybe it's just my own kids, but boy do they carry on when they have injuries. The sooner I can numb it, the sooner they calm down. Numbing creams work great on mosquito bites too.

Medications- Daily meds that anyone in your family takes, plus over the counter remedies like headache relief, cold meds, Pepto, etc.

Leather Gloves- A must for hauling wood, removing hot pans from the fire, etc.

Pocket Knife- You'll have knives for cooking but you want to be able to carry one with you at all times.

Rope- I couldn't tell you how many times we've needed rope while camping. You never know exactly what you'll use it for but I can guarantee that if you leave it home, you'll wish you had it.

Power Inverter- These work off of you car battery. They are indispensable in my mind. Refer to the 'kids & camping' page.

Flashlights- You should have one for every person camping.

Extra Batteries- That's a no brainer.



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