Camping Trip Packing Lists (Page 3 of 8) in pdf

TENT CAMPING – SPRING OR FALL

(cool/cold weather)

CLOTHING

CAMPING GEAR

Waterproof boots or winter boots

Flashlight with extra batteries and extra bulb

Extra sneakers or shoes

Mess kit (plate, bowl, and cup)

Sweatshirt

Utensil kit (knife, fork, and spoon)

Short-sleeved shirt or T-shirt

Laundry bag

Shorts

2 garbage bags (for storage, carrying items, etc.)

Sweat suit for sleeping

Boy Scout Handbook

Long thermal underwear (shirt and pants)

Notebook and pencils or pens

(2 pair for cold weather – 1 for day, 1 for night)

Backpack, duffel bag, or suitcase to carry everything in

Daily change of clothes:

Long-sleeved shirts

OPTIONAL ITEMS you may be glad you brought

Blue jeans or other long pants

Pillow or air pillow

Socks (twice as many if wet weather)

Sleeping bag liner, blanket(s), and/or space blanket

Underwear

Hand Warmer packets

Personal First Aid Kit

OUTERWEAR

Canteen or water bottle (with water)

Winter coat with hood

Metal or plastic mirror

Cloth stocking cap

Compass

Gloves or mittens

Folding camp chair

Jacket and/or sweater

Wooden matches in waterproof container

Hooded sweatshirt

Fire starters

Poncho or raincoat and rainhat

Nylon cord for clothesline

Clothespins

PERSONAL ITEMS

Sunscreen and/or suntan lotion

Pocket knife – NO sheath knives

Lip balm

Totin’ Chip card

Insect repellent (NON-AEROSOL)

Hand soap in container

Toilet paper

Washcloth

Camera, film, and extra batteries

2 towels

Small personal AM/FM stereo cassette/CD player

Shampoo (if showers are available)

with earphones

Toothbrush

Hat or cap

Toothpaste

Hiking boots or other sturdy shoes

Deodorant (NON-AEROSOL)

Shower thongs (if showers are available)

Comb and/or brush

Sunglasses

Watch

BEDDING

Spending money

Tent – 1 per 2 Scouts

Plastic ground cloth for under tent

Winter weight sleeping bag

Foam sleeping pad or air mattress

(air mattress NOT recommended for cold weather)

Consider clothing and outerwear made of synthetic fabrics (Polypropylene, Thermasilk, Thermax, etc.) which transport

moisture and dry quickly, unlike cotton. Long thermal underwear shirts and pants are especially important items to

consider made from these fabrics.

CAMPOREE

Follow the above TENT CAMPING – SPRING OR FALL packing list and add:

Class A uniform (Boy Scout uniform shirt)

Class B uniform (Troop 213 T-shirt or other Boy Scout T-shirt)

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