I'm going to camp. What should I bring?

These are my check lists, i hope you can make use of it...

Gear Checklist: Mountaineering

Clothing

Outerwear

waterproof/breathable jacket

waterproof/breathable pants

insulated parka

fleece jacket or wool sweater

fleece pants

waterproof gaiters

synthetic hiking pants

synthetic shorts

Base Layer

midweight long john top

midweight long john bottoms

long sleeve T-shirt

synthetic briefs

synthetic sports bra

synthetic T-shirt

Accessories

wool or fleece hat

balaclava

midweight wool or fleece gloves

synthetic liner gloves

waterproof overmitts

Footwear

waterproof hiking boots

camp footwear

wool or synthetic socks (3)

liner socks (2)

Extras

sun hat

bandanna

single long whistle: stop

two whistles: resume hiking

three whistles: emergency

Gear

trekking poles

white gas stove and fuel bottles

lighter and waterproof matches

cookset

eating utensils, bowl, and insulated mug

headlamp w/extra batteries and bulb

32 oz. water bottles (2)

water bottle parkas (2)

water treatment (filter, tablets, or drops)

pocket knife or multitool

compass

sunglasses

first-aid kit with personal medications

chemical heat packs

stuff sacks

assorted zipper-lock bags

bear-bagging rope (or canister)

insect repellent

mesh head net or suit

sunscreen (SPF 15+)

lip balm (SPF 15+)

toilet paper and trowel

pee bottle

Hiking-Mountaineering-Camping Checklist

Target Weight for fully-loaded pack ("every ounce counts!"):

<20 pounds: summer up to 3 overnights

<30 pounds: winter up to 3 overnights

Clothing

hiking boots

socks (2 pair; wool/synthetic, not cotton)

sock liners (personal preference)

long pants

shorts (or zip-off pants)

t-shirt (2; synthetic, not cotton)

underwear (2; synthetic, not cotton)

long sleeve shirt

camp shoes (e.g. sandals)

hat (wool for winter)

bandana

Hiking Gear

backpack

webbing/straps for attaching gear to backpack

trekking or ski poles

whistle

Dog Gear

water bottle

Food

towel/blanket for sleeping

brush

shovel

Camping Gear/shared

tent or tarp/ground cover

camp stove

fuel for camp stove (incl backup)

matches (waterproof)

cooking utensils (pot/pan)

water filter

Iodine tablets

watch with altimeter and/or GPS

clothes line

duct tape

multi-tool (e.g. Fisherman's)

camera

cell phone

2-way radios (only if expecting to split groups)

bear spray

Food/shared

dinner (freeze-dried, e.g. pasta, sauce)

breakfast (e.g. oatmeal)

coffee (instant) & creamer

Personal Items

sunglasses

medicines (cold, aspirin, etc)

sleeping aid (e.g. Xanax)

First aid (bandaids, polysporin, needle)

toiletries (tooth brush/paste)

moleskin

knife/scissors (e.g. small Swiss Army)

towel (small, quick-dry)

ear plugs/eye shield

sunscreen (SPS 15+)

Lip balm (SPS 15+)

bug repellant

toilet paper (with extra zip-lock bag)

wipes

map

compass

book

flashlight/headlamp w/ extra batteries

mirror (for signaling)

Camping Gear/individual

sleeping bag (down; light/compressible)

sleeping pad

eating utensils (bowl, mug, spoon)

garbage bag

emergency space blanket

camp chair

pillow case (use filled with clothes)

Food/individual

water bottles/bladder (bladder not when below freezing)

electrolyte replacement (Cytomax, Gatorade)

trail mix or power bars

beef jerky or dried steak nuggets

Lunch (e.g. sandwich)

Medical/shared

medical gloves

SAM splint

Benedryl (for allergic reactions)

Sawyer Extractor (for bites/stings)

Tincture of benzoin (skin disinfectant)

Bloodstopper (to control bleeding)

Roll tape

triangular bandages (cravats)

4"x4" sterile dressing

CPR shield

single long whistle: stop

two whistles: resume hiking

three whistles: emergency

it depends on how much you want to cook. Here is a list of things to give you ideas if you have ice chest. Hot dogs or chile cheese dogs Steak Tacos chicken hamburgers canned vegetables like green beans or corn tomatos or my favorite I like to pan fry zuccini along with onion and bell pepper and cut up pieces of steak or chicken cereal milk eggs bacon bread lunch meat tuna fish bread lettuce just a few ideas to get you started.

Bring....

-swimsuit

-clothes

-rain jacket

-sweat shirts

-sleeping bag

-sheet (to put on top of your bumk matress)

-pillow

-small book bag with things to do (cards, braclets, ect.)

-iPod (if they let you have electronics)

-Stationary (i would make the envolopes already adressed so you only have to write the letter)

-Tums, Advil. allergy pills (hide them in your backpack, dont give them to the nurse)

-thats it!

boy? girl?

Summer camp?= natural ,tents? cabins?

Beauty camp? = indoors? dorm? cottages?

Horse camp? = ten days? month?

boot camp = joining the army?

Depends on what kind of camp, and how old you are. If you're 21 or over, you really only need a bottle of whiskey.

Bug repellent, Sunscreen, swimsuit, towels, porno mags, etc.

I disagree. No socks required.

loads of socks

if your a guy some lotion and deoderant.