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I am planning a solo camping trip and its my first one. What would ya’ll recommend bringing, the necessities?

Just looking for equipement and tips for a 3 day camping trip.


8 Responses to “I am planning a solo camping trip and its my first one. What would ya’ll recommend bringing, the necessities?”

  1. Travis says:

    Tent, Sleeping Bag, Knife, Shovel, Canteen, Matches, Compass, Map, Food Bars, Med Kit, Fresh Socks, Poncho.

  2. Shane G says:

    2WAY RADIO

  3. David says:

    Are you backpacking or car camping? You would bring what you normally would bring for those types of camping if there were multiple people, you just don’t have as many people to plan for. So, bring a small tent, a stove and equipment to cook your food and the other basic necessities. If you are backpacking, remember that you will need to carry everything yourself.

    Remember to let someone back home know your travel plans, including when you expect to return. That way, if they don’t hear from you, they can call the ranger station and they’ll start looking for you.

  4. Lara says:

    underwear
    shirt
    trousers
    pyjama’s
    jumper (IMPORTANT IF IT’S COLD!)
    swimming costume (if at/near the beach)
    toothbrush
    torches
    wet wipes (for hands/feet/face/anywhere!)
    alcohol hand gel
    lip balm
    a charged up phone
    bug spray
    rubbish bags
    flannel/shampoo etc if there are showers at the campsite
    food
    drink
    socks
    flat sandles
    trainers
    sun cream
    hair brush
    face wipes
    deodorant
    sleeping bag
    pillow
    towel
    torch
    antiseptic cream
    plasters
    water!!!
    food
    gas camping cooker
    gas
    and a book :)

  5. Hunter pilot says:

    as an eagle scout i did a lot of camping in various types of weather here is what you need:

    tent
    backpack (you will be able to fit almost everything in one as opposed to suitcases; needs to be at least 4800 cubic inches)
    a backpacking stove
    eating utensils (such as metal pots and pans and cutlery this will make for easy cleanup)
    as much food as necessary for the trip
    clothing for the season
    a Global Positioning System (get one in the range of about 300 to 400. they are good and some can float on water)
    lots of water
    a means of communication ( such as a cell phone)
    a map and compass (if you re not careful the batteries in the gps will run out)
    toiletries ( such as a toothbrush)
    a shovel to dig your latrine
    a flashlight
    a watch
    Extra Batteries
    rain gear for everyone in your group
    highly reflective blanket
    fire starters
    wood (if you’re going to a campsite; If not you can just collect some in the woods)
    matches or another way of starting a fire
    let someone know where you re going and when you re expecting to be back so they know when to send for help if necessary
    AND LAST BUT NOT LEAST TAKE ANOTHER RESPONSIBLE ADULT. YOU MUST HAVE A BUDDY BECAUSE YOU NEED TO HAVE SOMEONE TO TAKE CARE OF YOU AND/OR YOUR INJURIES !!!! YOU’RE CHILDREN WILL NOT KNOW WHAT TO DO

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  7. NYBoy says:

    besides the obvious campinmg supplies i always bring my Ipod and portable speakers on solo trips –you’re gonna want some “company”

  8. Michael says:

    Alright well for a three day camping trip i would reccomend…

    Toilet paper
    shovel
    Canned / dehydrated foods
    A multitool such as an army swiss knife or leatherman
    waterproof clothes
    a good sturdy tent
    matches/lighter
    radio
    a well insulated sleeping bag
    a can of pepper spray in case of bears
    a good amount of water or a water purification filter if you are going to be next to a water source
    comfortable protective shoes
    flashlight
    extra batteries
    eating utensils
    paper plates
    first aid kit
    sunscreen
    bug sparay
    chapstick
    pillow
    toothpaste
    toothbrush
    a cooler
    antispetic spray or something of the sort (neosporin works well)
    nailclippers
    hand sanitizer
    and a trash can with trash bag for all your garbage (please do not litter)

    I reccomend packing all of these things otherwise camping by yourself can quickly turn into a pain in the arse.

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