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Packing List For Weekend Campouts:
Class A Uniform – We travel in Class A!
Water bottle – Nalgene or similar wide mouth design
Sleeping bag
Sleeping pad
Mess kit (something to eat with)
Rain gear
Bug spray
Sunscreen
One change of clothes – denim is a BAD FABRIC. Heavy and Cold when wet.
EXTRA SOCKS
Knife if you have your totin’ chit
Flashlight
Boots/trail shoes for hiking
Spare shoes
Gear packed in backpack – not in a open container or loose.
Hygiene supplies – toothbrush, brush/comb
In Winter – a real coat, that is rain resistant and wind resistant.
In Winter – hoodies/fleeces
In Winter – a sleeping bag liner will help warm up a lighter weight bag.
Packing List For Summer Camp:
Class A Uniform – We travel in Class A, and we will wear at flag and campfire
Clothes for 7 days – fresh underwear and socks every day, and 2 pairs of long pants useful and required for some climbing and other activities.
EXTRA Socks
Swimwear
Towel
Shower shoes
Watch
Notebook and pens/pencils
Hygiene supplies – soap. Shampoo, deodorant, toothbrush, brush/comb
Water bottle – Nalgene or similar wide mouth design
Sleeping bag
Sleeping pad
Pillow
Mess kit (something to eat with)
Rain gear
Bug spray
Sunscreen and hat
One change of clothes – denim is a BAD FABRIC. Heavy and Cold when wet.
EXTRA SOCKS
Knife if you have your totin’ chit
Flashlight
Boots/trail shoes for hiking
Spare shoes
Gear packed in backpack or duffle
Day pack for around camp and in car
Packing List For Winter Camp:
Class A Uniform – We travel in Class A, and we will wear at flag and campfire
Clothes for 4 days – fresh underwear and socks every day
EXTRA Socks
Thermal underwear
A REAL COAT. Hoodies are nice, they are not a real coat. A real coat is weatherproof and windproof
Hoodies/fleeces – these are UNDER the big coat or for when the weather warms up.
Towel
Shower shoes
Watch
Notebook and pens/pencils
Hygiene supplies – soap. Shampoo, deodorant, toothbrush, brush/comb
Water bottle – Nalgene or similar wide mouth design
Sleeping bag – 20 degree AT LEAST. 0 Degree preferred. Sleeping bags are rated at a temperature that you will live through, not be comfortable through.
Sleeping Bag Liner – can add-510 degrees of warmth to your bag.
Sleeping pad
Pillow
Mess kit (something to eat with)
Rain gear
Bug spray
Sunscreen and hat
One change of clothes – denim is a BAD FABRIC. Heavy and Cold when wet.
EXTRA SOCKS
Knife if you have your totin’ chit
Flashlight
Boots/trail shoes for hiking
Spare shoes
Gear packed in backpack or duffle
Day back for around camp and in car