This list is a work in progress….
Here is what I like to bring if I am Car Camping
- ClothesSweater
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- Coat
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- Shirts
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- Pants
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- socks
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- hiking shoes/boots
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- cotton thick socks
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- sandals
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- Hand Warmers
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- Hat
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- Bandana x 2
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- Underwear
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- Towel
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- Swimming suit
- ToiletriesDeet
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- Dry Shampoo
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- Baby Wipes
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- Contacts
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- Glasses
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- Hand Sanitizer
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- Toliet Paper
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- human waste bags (if applicable)- will vary per site you visit
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- toilet shovel
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- toothbrush
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- toothpaste
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- retainer
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- brush
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- hair ties
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- Q-tips
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- Personal medications
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- Tums, Aleve, Pepto bismol, Benadryl, Melatonin or 5HTP
- Camping necessitiesSwiss Army Knife
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- Rope/Bungee’s or Tie downs
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- Walkie Talkies
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- Solar Charger
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- Camping chairs
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- small Hatchett for campfire wood
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- Flashlight/Headlamp x2
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- Camera and solar charger or extra batteries
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- GPS system with extra batteries
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- Paper maps
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- Whistle (up to 2 miles)
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- Hiking poles
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- gaiters (to keep rocks and plants from rubbing or getting stuck)
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- Emergency blanket
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- First Aid Supplies with slings, snake bite/venom kit
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- Mosquito candle
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- Sleeping SuppliesTent
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- poles
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- fly
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- stakes
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- Footprint or tarp (to keep moisture from seeping through the bottom of tent)
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- Headlamp (ensure it is charged)
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- Small tent broom
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- Air Mattress or Cot
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- Foam Pad
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- Hand warmers/foot warmers for sleeping
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- ear plugs
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- contacts/glasses
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- Deep Blue for sore muscles
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- Pillow
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- Baby blanket
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- warm socks
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- baby wipes (to wipe off feet)
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- Fire SuppliesFire Starter (I use dryer lint)
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- Matches/Lighter — make sure matches are long
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- Wood/Kindling
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- Small Bucket & shovel to put out the fire
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- Food Supplies: Coleman Stove
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- Duct tape
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- Folding camping table
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- garbage bags for the campsite
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- Bear canisters (if applicable)
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- Drinking water plastic collapsible reservoir
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- water dispenser
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- gas for the stove
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- long knife for fruit/bread cutting
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- spatula
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- Pot
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- Pan with Lid
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- Dutch oven
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- teapot
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- tongs
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- Meal plans for the days you will be gone. Here are a few ideas for you:
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- Peach cobbler (using white cake)
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- Stew
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- tin foil dinner supplies
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- tin foil
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- cut up steak
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- carrots
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- favorite spices
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- potatoes
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- celery
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- tomatoes
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- onion
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- garlic
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- Pole biscuits
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- wooden poles
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- biscuits for the ‘pie crust’
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- apple pie filling
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- whip cream
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- Smores supplies
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- marshmallows
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- chocolate bar
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- marshmallow poles
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- Coffee/Tea/Hot Cocoa Supplies
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- Sandwiches
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- Hiking snacks and energy bites
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- Breakfast (eggs, pancakes, omelets)
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Other supplies to bring for fun:
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- Hammock- Check out Madera, they have great hammocks and even a hammock tent
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- Floating devices for river floating or lake floating
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- Camping stories and games
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- Fishing supplies
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- binoculars
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- backpack (in case you want to go on foot and deeper into the wood)
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- bringing a backpack with emergency supplies in it is always a good idea
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