The facility has things like a fire pit, picnic table, water, and a bathroom. Other then the obvious what are your top 10?
e.g., tarps for under the tent and on picnic table, baby wipes, clothesline, etc.
Thanks!
The facility has things like a fire pit, picnic table, water, and a bathroom. Other then the obvious what are your top 10?
e.g., tarps for under the tent and on picnic table, baby wipes, clothesline, etc.
Thanks!
water, alot, a tent, a baraque, a fishing rod, clothes, food, sleeping bags, wood, toothbrush, games, and bait
fishing rod, tent, sleeping bags, food, firewood, gasoline, folding chairs, big tarp and rope, marshmellows
Pots and Pans, toilet paper, wash rags, lantern, flashlight, extra bottle water, towels, broom(sweep out tent), sticks to roast marshmellows, wood with lighter or matches.
I am going camping this week. I have more if you want.
Thanks
some thing for the children to do ..times 10..
-Tent(s)
-A few air matresses (Two or three based on size of family)
-Sleeping Bags
-Hand cleaner (It can be any sort of cleaner, purel or baby wipes. Doesn’t matter, though if you do have a young child, baby wipes is better)
-A deck of cards and other board games (That way you can play games if kids get bored.)
-A carpet or mat (Good if 6′x6′ or larger, good for placing chairs and other things without getting it in the dirt.)
-Unfoldable chairs (One for each family member. It decreases arguing)
-Battery powered Radio (Great for playing music when bored and also helps when kids complain about helping set up site.)
-Extra trash bags (These are really great and can help store food you don’t want bugs getting into, great for picking up around the sites and having two separate colors for recycling and garbage.)
-Snacks (Car rides can be long and boring, bring a few healthy snacks to help keep that shorter or make it seem shorter.)
Hope I helped!
1. Rain gear, coated nylon poncho or WP/B suit.
2. Tent, ground sheet
3. Mummy bag (rated to minimum temp expected)
4. Foam sleeping pad(s) or insulated inflatable pad (Thermarest)
5. Camp stove, utensils, knife, cups, plates, etc.
6. Cooler, full of ice and perishable food
7. Bug spray
8. Sunscreen
9. First Aid Kit
10. Flashlight, spare batteries
forget the tent…lets see…1 sleeping bag 5 guns 2 knifes and 2 explosives. thats all 10
10.good sleeping bag
9. decent tent pegs
8. a footy
7.a good book
6.ice box
5.A beer for after you have pitched lo
4.a couple of towells – one to sunbath on, the other for after a shower
3.a raincoat
2. a torch for when you need the loo at night
1. most importantly a pack of cards, they are a god send when it is raining especially for a family even ith young kids, it keeps everyone occupied, you can play for hours and their are hundreds of diff games.
First aid kit
Toys or games to keep the kids occupied at times
Camera and plenty of film/batteries to record the trip
Plenty of clothes. Kids will get dirty and wet.
Bathroom items for EACH person. Soap, wash cloths, towels, etc.
A folding chair for each person, the bench at a picnic table gets HARD real fast.
Hot dog sticks for everyone, for hot dogs and marshmallows over the camp fire.
A small hatchet to split the firewood with.
A flashlight for everyone. For late night walks or that trip to the restroom in the middle of the night.
A dining canopy to put up over the picnic table area. Gives you shade on a sunny day and keeps the area dry in case of rain. Eating in a tent, during a rain storm, is not a lot of fun!