Im going camping what do i need?

Question

ive only got a tent ive never been b4 wot do i nee to take?

Answer 1

camera

shoes

clothes

toilet things

pillow

sleep bag  

Answer 2

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Camping Checklist (compliments of camping.about.com)

Shelter and Bedding (essentials)

__ tent

__ tarp

__ sleeping bag

__ sleeping pad

__ headrest

Cooking and Dining (essentials)

__ water

__ food

__ cooler

__ camp stove

__ mess kit

__ can opener

__ charcoal

Clothes

__ 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)

__ book

__ cot

__ comforter

__ throw rug

__ pillow

Cooking and Dining (optionals)

__ charcoal chimney

__ smoker

__ Dutch oven

__ hot dog sticks

__ pie irons

__ chairs

__ folding table

__ table cloth

__ butane lighter

__ screen room

Cleaning Items

__ broom

__ dust pan

__ whisk broom

__ lawn rake

__ dish pan

__ detergent

__ dish rags

__ ppt scrubber

First 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 s***w

Miscellaneous Items

__ binoculars

__ bird guide

__ bug spray

__ bungi cords

__ camera

__ candles

__ cards, games

__ cell phone

__ clothes pins

__ compass

__ duct tape

__ fishing gear

__ flashlight

__ frisbee

__ GPS

__ kites

__ knife

__ lantern

__ matches

__ pen and paper

__ rope

__ shower bag

__ sun block

__ tools

__ water filters

__ whistle

Answer 3

Well, you'll be very cold in your tent without a sleeping bag - or at least a blanket. It gets very cold at night you know, even during the summer. I would also take a paraffin lamp, as it is better than a torch. Something like this: http://i224.photobucket.com/albums/dd33/...

Answer 4

My answer to you is go shopping there is a lot of things you need.Ill give you a few things.

tent

sleeping bags

stove

lamp

pots

and pans

dishes

cups

silverware

utensil's for cooking

we put our tent on a tarp for the water not to get in our tent

Make sure you put a sealer on the seams of your tent so if it does rain it keeps the rain out.

Ice chest

I always bring plastic bags

toilet paper

water jug large size

soap for dishes

I told you there wasa lot and there is more.

Answer 5

a lot of things

Answer 6

Some of the basics include:

Matches/lighter

Rope/bungee cords

Knife/hatchet

Flashlights

Sunscreen/Bug dope

Garbage bags/Ziploc bags/paper towels/tin foil

Tarps/Rain gear

Compass/GPS

Batteries

Cell phone

Water jugg

Food

Fry pan/soup pot/spatula

Can opener/utensils

Plates/cups

Bucket/dish soap/sponge

One 'luxury' I always bring is my SIRIUS portable boombox

Answer 7

A tent, sleeping bag, roll mat/blow up bed, gas camping stove, tinned food, waterproof clothing.

you can find everything here: http://www.campgrounds-by-city.com/campi...

Answer 8

Here is a link to help with all camping needs. Some of these items you will never need others you will be hard pressed to be without. Read this list and make your own decisions..basic of all basics are knife, waterproof matches,tent,sleeping bag, and bug spray.

Answer 9

A helpful tip, is to swing by a camping store and get some seam sealer, like kiwi camp dry and treat your tent at least several days before you go.  This will also let you learn how to set up your tent and become familiar with it, before you learn that the sun likes to set on campers just before they get their tent up. lol. If you use a ground cover under your tent, a big mistake newbies do is leave it sticking out from the sides.  You should not be able to see the groundcloth at all.  Find a scout troop by calling your local office, They would love to share good sound advice, and offer suggestions on where good places to camp are located.

Answer 10

take a rock and beat your self to death