Preparation is essential for any outdoor adventure. Having the necessary supplies and equipment can make a difference in your overall enjoyment and experience. Checklists are a great tool to help with your organization. Your camping list will vary according to the type of camping and activities you have planned, the places you are going, the time of year and the length of your trip. Add or remove items to suit your individual needs. Please email us with any other items that you would include in your camping checklist or write comment below.
Tell someone of your plans - give details of where you are going and when you expect to return, give directions and possible alternative roads that you may take, provide cell phone numbers, vehicle description and license plate numbers, hand-held radio channel and codes that you will use, and provide local authority phone numbers (State Police, Game & Fish Commission, Sheriff Dept, etc.) for the county or area that you will be in.
Additional First Aid Tips
Take a First Aid class and a CPR class – keep current on this information
Keep supplies in a well marked, durable, waterproof container
Keep the contents organized
Know how to use everything in your first aid kit
Inspect content often, re-supply as needed
Keep readily available at all times
764 Replies to “Camping Checklist”
Condoms,baby wipes
Great list, I think I need a trailer for my Jeep! Lol
Thank you now I will have all my items for my camping ⛺️ trip with my friends✋✋.
Hydrogen peroxide should probably be taken off the list, at least if it’s on the list for skin cleaning. It hasn’t been recommended for wound care for a while because it actually damages healthy skin.
I think I need a bigger backpack, great list though.
What a complete list.thanks!
Love this list!!!!!
This is amazing!! Saved me a bunch of time. Thank you!
thank you the list was very helpful
nice
Thank you for providing your camping checklist. My list is just as long and it keeps me in check so that I don’t forget the essentials. It’s a living breathing checklist that changes & improves with each camping trip. I’m going to review yours as you may have some things that I can add to mine. Thanks again.
Great detailed list, I’m one that likes to take just the basics an not a lot of unnecessary items camping is a lot of fun we have done quite a few just a small tip check the local weather first, rain can dampen the experience.
Great list. Don’t forget your pets supplies.
Food
Water
Toys
Bath soap
Leashes
Kennel
Treats if you use them.
Very good list, thank you. In regards to the complainers about it being too long: the list serves as a guide for things to bring. Use what works for you and dismiss what doesn’t. How difficult was that?…I thought so 🙂
Condoms,baby wipes
Great list, I think I need a trailer for my Jeep! Lol
Thank you now I will have all my items for my camping ⛺️ trip with my friends✋✋.
Hydrogen peroxide should probably be taken off the list, at least if it’s on the list for skin cleaning. It hasn’t been recommended for wound care for a while because it actually damages healthy skin.
I think I need a bigger backpack, great list though.
What a complete list.thanks!
Love this list!!!!!
This is amazing!! Saved me a bunch of time. Thank you!
thank you the list was very helpful
nice
Thank you for providing your camping checklist. My list is just as long and it keeps me in check so that I don’t forget the essentials. It’s a living breathing checklist that changes & improves with each camping trip. I’m going to review yours as you may have some things that I can add to mine. Thanks again.
Great detailed list, I’m one that likes to take just the basics an not a lot of unnecessary items camping is a lot of fun we have done quite a few just a small tip check the local weather first, rain can dampen the experience.
Great list. Don’t forget your pets supplies.
Food
Water
Toys
Bath soap
Leashes
Kennel
Treats if you use them.
Very good list, thank you. In regards to the complainers about it being too long: the list serves as a guide for things to bring. Use what works for you and dismiss what doesn’t. How difficult was that?…I thought so 🙂