Caleb Chapman: look at the gear in the link that might help you out some
Emeline Albracht: It isn't necessary, but depending what you are doing exactly it can be a good idea. Benefits of a stove: Better control over the heat Less time spent finding fire wood Leave no trace (this is popular amongst backpackers who like visiting pristine locations) Less work if it just rained Benefits of a fire: Fire is cool Can be used for warmth You don't have to buy/carry a stove and fuel Building a fire increases your confidence in the wild Cooking on a fire is more difficult than on a stove. Titanium pots and pans are almost worthless on a fire. Aluminum is usable, but doesn't spread the heat as much. Cast iron works the best as the heat will be the most evenly spread, but it's very heavy. If you are cooking the next morning and didn't extinguish your coals, what you can do is gather some tinder and wood and restart your fire using the already warm coals. Once you have some flame! s going and the old coals are red hot, separate them out and use them to cook with. They'll provide consistent heat and stay hot long enough to cook....Show more
Russel Gajate: Bring things that you want to use. This will depends on ur schedule for your camp.It is a 2day camp, may not need to carry too much of things with you.1.sleeping bag2.toiletries(soap,shampoo,towel,facial wash, toothbrush & toothpaste)3.utensils4.food you want to eat. (snacks, sweets, chocolate bar and etc)5.sweater6.undergarments7.clothing that are comfortable and lightweight.(2sets)8.torchlight,whistle,poncho, water bottle filled (1.5L)9.things you thing u will use it, like camera......Show more
Reyes Brunell: Nothing much to add, but if you are camping and there might be bears, search on how to make a bear bag. If not, lock your cooler using bunjee bands to keep 'coons out.
Ha Wolski: If you're really interested in camping then you need to start reading and researching everything! you can find about it, starting online, at your public librar! y, and bookstore or amazon.com. First and foremost camping requires knowledge, otherwise you're limiting your options to what you may have experienced as a child or what you may have seen on TV, and let me tell you, things have changed.It sounds as if you don't have any gear and are thinkin' of headin' over to the Wal-Mart to settle for whatever they have, and that might work for this one trip, but by the time you get home and think about it, you'll realize you bought a lot of junk. Or if you stop by the local chain camping/hiking store and buy what the salesman suggests, you'll get back from your trip and when you think about it realize you bought a lot of expensive junk. Helping you avoid these initial mistakes is my only concern here....Show more
Ervin Overbee: Tent(s)Sleeping bagsFlashlights or lanternExtra batteriesPortable stove (optional)Bottled waterCooler with foodPaper towelsPlastic forks, knives, spoonsPlastic cupsDisposable table cloth for picnic tableTras! h bags for your trashBug repellant spraySunscreenMarshmallows, chocolate, and graham crackers to make s'moresPortable CD player or iPod dock to listen to musicThat's all I can think of. Have fun!...Show more
Rebbecca Sorkin: http://camping.about.com/od/campingforbeginners/Ad...http://www.lovetheoutdoors.com/camping/Checklists....Camping Checklist (compliments of camping.about.com) Shelter and Bedding (essentials)__ tent__ tarp__ sleeping bag__ sleeping pad__ headrestCooking and Dining (essentials)__ water__ food__ cooler__ camp stove__ mess kit__ can opener__ charcoalClothes__ t-shirts__ shorts__ jeans/pants__ socks__ shoes/boots__ camp shoes__ hat/cap__ sweater__ rain poncho__ underwear__ swim suit__ laundry bag__ _______________ _______________ _______________ _____________Personal Hygiene__ tooth brush__ tooth paste__ wash rag(s)__ towel(s)__ soap__ comb/brush__ nail clippers__ razor__ toilet paper__ _______________ _____________ Shelter and Bedding (optionals)__ b! ook__ cot__ comforter__ throw rug__ pillowCooking and Dining (optionals! )__ charcoal chimney__ smoker__ Dutch oven__ hot dog sticks__ pie irons__ chairs__ folding table__ table cloth__ butane lighter__ screen roomCleaning Items__ broom__ dust pan__ whisk broom__ lawn rake__ dish pan__ detergent__ dish rags__ ppt scrubberFirst Aid Kit__ personal medication__ bandages__ aspirin, Tylenol__ medical tape__ sterile gauze__ elastic wrap__ antiseptic wipes__ antibiotic cream__ burn ointment__ sunburn lotion__ hydrogen peroxide__ scissors__ tweezers__ eye wash__ sanitary napkins__ snake bite kit Chuck Box__ salt and pepper__ herbs and spices__ cooking oil__ pot holders__ paper towels__ napkins__ plastic trash bags__ tongs and spatula__ aluminum foil__ measuring cups__ plastic silverware__ paper plates/bowls__ plastic cups__ zip lock bags__ knives__ cutting board__ cork screwMiscellaneous Items__ binoculars__ bird guide__ bug spray__ bungi cords__ camera__ candles__ cards, games__ cell phone__ clothes pins__ compass__ duct tape__ fishing gear__ flashligh! t__ frisbee__ GPS__ kites__ knife__ lantern__ matches__ pen and paper__ rope__ shower bag__ sun block__ tools__ water filters__ whistle...Show more
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