Items the Pack will Provide
Propane and Cooking Supplies - Please bring your own mess kit
Hand Sanitizer
First Aid Kit
Food for the weekend plus snacks/fruit. Menu decided amongst parents + leaders
Juice, Lemonade, Coffee
Gallon Water jugs that pack members bring will be shared and used for cooking, cleaning, drinking, lemonade, coffee
Cleaning supplies such as dish soap, bleach
Trash Bags
Paper Towels
Canopies for food prep area
Extra Large Coolers for Shared Food/Drinks + Ice
Paper plates, Disposable cups
Air Compressor for Air Mattress (not pack owned but we can share)
Duct Tape
Firewood (If we are getting low we will ask pack members to bring some)
Folding Tables for Eating and Serving Food
Required
Water Bottle
Flashlight/Headlamp(s)
Whistle
First Aid Kit
Sun Protection, Bug Spray
Trail Food
Tent - Recommend to double capacity (4-6 person tent for 2 people)
Backpack
Sleeping Bags
Bug Spray
Water Bottle
Poncho
Towel(s)
Mess Kits
Camping Chairs
Toothbrush, Toiletries
Closed toe shoes/boots (NO CROCS)
1 gallon water per day per person
Recommended
Cot(s)/Air Mattress/Padding for under your sleeping bag
Battery Powered Fan(s)
Portable Charging (parents can have cell phones, no devices for scouts)
Waterproofing Spray for Tent - Apply days before camping and refresh annually.
Tarp to place under tent (keeps moisture seeping through and extends tent longevity)
Optional
Camping Pillow
Citronella Soap (Bathe with the night before going camping)
Extra snacks
Travel Coffee Mug,
Pocket Knife (for adults)
Citronella LED Lantern
Baby Wipes or waterless bathing cloths
Clips for hanging a lantern/fan in your tent
Solar/Low voltage Lighting for your tent or area outside your tent
Recommendations
It is recommended to get at least double the capacity for the number of people camping in one tent. This can help keep your gear dry and provides extra air circulation - if two people, a four person tent. It is also advisable to waterproof your tent annually which takes about a day to dry. The new pop-up tents go up and down very quickly.
Most of our camping is considered ‘rustic’ - no electrical power is provided but there are toilets/showers.
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