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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

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