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Camping Gear Checklist For The Popular Outdoorsman

September 25, 2017 By travisjhorton@gmail.com

Before pitching your tent, don’t forget to take a good look at this camping gear checklist. Read on and check out the items you need to bring for a more awesome camping trip!

Camping Gear: The Things You Need To Have

Camping is such an incredible way to enjoy the outdoors. It is a fun activity that connects us with nature and our loved ones. But it would be even better and more convenient if we have the essential items with us. Every camping gear has its specific purpose that can be extremely useful when the situation calls for it. Below is a camping gear checklist that will serve as an excellent reminder as you pack your things for a great outdoor adventure.

Shelter

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Having a nice, cozy and secured place while you’re out camping makes the activity more pleasurable. A durable tent is one of the essentials in camping you must have before hitting any campgrounds. It is your home far away from home so it needs to be comfortable and safe for the whole duration of your stay. Check out this list of items you need for an awesome shelter:

  • Tent
  • Ground cloth
  • Tent stakes and guylines
  • Shade tarp
  • Rain fly

Clothing

The clothes you need to wear for a camping trip will depend on the weather or the location. It is according to your choice or style, and as long as you feel comfortable with it, wear it. Just remember to bring extras in case you need to change clothes. Below is a list of suggestions you might want to consider for your next camping trip.

  • Long sleeve shirts
  • Wool Sweater or fleece jacket
  • Moisture-wicking T-shirts and underwears
  • Quick-drying pants or shorts
  • Socks
  • Rain gears
  • Fleece or wool gloves
  • Bandanas or beanies
  • Shoes or boots

Bedding

Camping will be best enjoyed if you have comfortable beddings when you need to sleep or just lay down under the stars. I mean, you just can’t sleep on the ground or on the sand. Relaxation is one of the primary reasons why you want to pitch a tent in the woods or by the shore of your favorite beach. Below are the items you need for a more relaxed and comfortable camping.

  • Sleeping bags
  • Sleeping pads or air mattress
  • Sheets or blankets
  • Pillow

Cooking Equipment

Having a good cookware makes camping a lot easier and fun. It is important to bring the necessary cooking utensils so you bring out the camp chef in you and come up with a delightful dish. Below are the some of the cooking items you need to bring on your camping trip.

  • Stove with fuel or propane
  • Waterproof matches or lighter
  • Water jug
  • Cooler
  • Charcoal
  • Dutch oven or cook pots
  • Grill
  • Silverware, plates, and bowls
  • Cups and mugs
  • Cooking utensils
  • Can and bottle opener
  • Trash bags
  • Paper towels
  • Pot holders

Food

What could be more satisfying than nice, decent, and tasty food on your plate after a long and tiring day? A beautiful, relaxing scenery plus an enticing dish makes a picture-perfect camping trip. You can bring or prepare food as long as those tummies are full, I’m sure you’ll have a fantastic camping trip. Below are some items you need to have to satisfy your taste buds while out camping.

  • Prepared or freeze dried meals
  • Canned food
  • Granola or snack bars
  • Marshmallows
  • Salt and pepper
  • Herb and spices
  • Coffee
  • Bread
  • Sausages
  • Eggs
  • Vegetables
  • Condiments
  • Peanut butter or jelly
  • Cheese
  • Cooking oil
  • Water
  • Bottled or canned beverages

First Aid/Emergency Kit

First aid and emergency kit should not be an option, it is a must-have when we’re camping. Better safe than sorry. We can never be too sure when an emergency situation will arise so it is just right to have it in your backpack. Here are some of the items that should be present in your kit:

  • Personal or prescription medications
  • Non-prescription medications( antihistamines, pain reliever, anti-diarrheal tablets, etc.)
  • Bandages
  • Band-aids
  • Antiseptic wipes
  • Scissors
  • Adhesive tapes
  • Tweezers
  • Burn ointments
  • Emergency kit (flares and whistle)
  • Personal and contact information

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