It’s beginning to look a lot like camping weather! Fall is my favorite time to hit the trails and set up camp. It’s not the hot during the day and the nights are perfect for sleeping, plus the bugs are not as bad. When loading up my Subaru, I am bound to forget at least one thing. Luckily, its not something important like a sleeping pad, but it’s still annoying when I have camp all set up and realize I forgot the lighter.
Here is a checklist of all the items to bring along while camping that won’t require a quick trip to the closest Dollar General.
Campsite
Tent and poles
Footprint/Tarp
Sleeping Bag or quilt
Sleeping Pad
Camp Pillow
Chairs
Table
Hammock
Camp Rug
Tarp or canopy in case of rain
Kitchen
Table Cloth
Stove
Fuel
Matches/Lighter
Fire Starter
Pot/Pan & Pot Holder
Cooking Utensils
Knife
Cutting Board
Plates, Bowls, and Cups
Cooler
Trash Bags
Forks and Spoons
Foil
Marshmallow Roasting Sticks
Environmental Friendly Soap
Hand Towel
Scrub Brush
Collapsible Tub for washing dishes.
Bottle Opener
French Press/Pour-Over (or some way to make coffee in the morning)
Tools
Lantern (and extra batteries)
Hand Lamp
Backpack (for day hikes)
Multi-tool
Duct Tape
Battery pack and charging cords
Mallet
Small broom and dustpan
Clothing
Moisture-wicking underwear
Moisture-wicking t-shirts
Quick dry shorts/pants
Boots
Sandals
Socks
Sleepwear
Rain Jacket
Hygiene
Toothbrush/Toothpaste
Brush
First Aid Kit
Quick-dry towel
Prescription Meds
Sunscreen
Sunglasses
Lip Balm
Bug Spray
Baby Wipes
Dog Items
Dog food
Dog Bowls for water and food
Extra water
Leash (Optional: Extra Long Leash)
Run (a couple carabiners and a long rope to tie between trees)
Toys & Treats
Dog Bed/Blanket
Towel
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