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CAMPING EQUIPMENT CHECKLIST

Use this checklist to help you pack for your camping trip!

in partnership with

LEARN TO CAMP

@ ONTARIO PARKS

SLEEPING

 Tent

 Ground sheet or tarp

 Mattress (and air pump) or sleeping pad

 Light bed-sheet

 Sleeping bags or warm blankets

 Pillows

CAMP KITCHEN

 Screen dining tent (or tarp with ropes)

 Folding chairs

 Tablecloth

 Camp stove

 Fuel

 Pots and pans

 Oven mitt

 Plates, bowls, cups and utensil set (spoon,

knife, fork)

 Cutting board and sharp knife

 Large bowl

 Serving spoons

 Can opener

 Camp stove toaster

 Coee press /maker

 Water jug

 Water bottles

 Cooler and ice (large cooler for food, and

small cooler bag for drinks)

 Dishpan

 Bio-degradable dish soap

 Dish cloth /Scrubber

 Dish towels

 Paper towels / napkins

 Aluminum foil

 Zipper-lock bags or re-sealable containers

 Garbage bags

CAMPFIRE GEAR

 Firewood, kindling and tinder

(check regulations for moving rewood)

 Matches / BBQ lighter

 Campre forks or Pie iron

 Hatchet

LIGHTING

 Lantern

 Flashlight or headlamp

TOOL KIT

 Duct tape

 Extra batteries

 Rope (clothesline)

 Small whisk & dust pan

 Bungee cords

 Mallet

 Screwdriver or multi-tool

(e.g., Swiss Army Knife)

 Sewing kit

 Extra tarp

FIRSTAID KIT

 Bandages (e.g., self adhesive / sterile gauze,

tensor bandage)

 Ointments

(e.g., antiseptic wipes, burn relief)

 Tools (e.g., scissors, tweezers, tape)

 Medications (for pain, fever, allergies)

 Needed prescriptions

 Health Cards

If it really was a no–brainer to make it on your own in business there’d be millions of no–brained, harebrained, and otherwise dubiously brained individuals quitting their day jobs and hanging out their own shingles. Nobody would be left to round out the workforce and execute the business plan. | Bill Rancic