Camping Gear that's recommended for Camping or Camp-o-ree:

Scout Outdoor Essentials Pocketknife First aid kit Extra clothing Rain Gear Water bottle Flashlight Trail food Matches and fire starters Sun protection Map and compass *See pages 208-10 in the new scout handbook for descriptions of the outdoor essentials.

Clothing for the season   Some events require full class A uniforms, scout shirt, neckerchief, slide, pants, and sash. Some events require class B uniforms, scout t-shirt. Camp-o-rees, summer camps, Civil War Muster are examples of full dress events. Short-sleeved shirt T-shirt Hiking shorts Long pants Sweater or warm jacket (wool or warm synthetic fabric) Hiking boots or sturdy shoes Socks Hat with a brim for shade Bandanna Rain gear

 

Personal Overnight Camping Gear   Backpack   Rain cover for backpack   Sleeping bag, or two or three blankets   Sleeping pad   Ground cloth   Eating kit Spoon Plate Bowl Cup *For more on eating kits, see page 264 in the new scout handbook

Cleanup kit Soap Toothbrush Toothpaste Dental floss Comb Washcloth glasses, contact lens solutions deoderant  Personal extras (optional) Watch Camera with film Notebook Pencil or pen Sunglasses Small musical instrument Gloves

Patrol or Group Overnight Camping Gear  Tents with poles, stakes, ground clothes and lines  Dining Fly  Nylon cord, 50 feet   Backpacking stoves and fuel   Cook kit Pots and pans Spatula, large spoon and/or ladle, depending on menus Plastic sheets, two 4-by-4 foot Matches and/or butane lighters in waterproof containers *See page 264 in the new scout handbook for more on cook kits.  Repair Kit Thread Needles Safety Pins

Cleanup Kit Sponge or dishcloth Biodegradable soap Sanitizing rinse agent (bleach) Scouring pads (no-soap type) Plastic trash bags Toilet paper in plastic bag  Group Extras (optional) Hot pot tongs Camp shovel Water container, one 1-gallon or two =-gallon collapsible, plastic Washbasin Grill Pot rods Small U.S. flag