Please note that your Scout Handbook has Personal Camping Gear Checklist.
Page 268 (14 Edition)
Page 268 (13 Edition)
Tent (If you do not have a Tent that has been approved by Troop leadership, please talked to Leadership. The Troop has a very limit supply of Troop Tents. You may also share a Tent with Scout who has a Tent, you need to coordinate with the other Scout. Again, if you don’t know what to do about a Tent talk to Leadership.)
Clothing appropriate for the season and the weather:
Full Field Uniform (Class A) for Saturday (do not wear on Friday)
Rain gear
Pants, shirt, underwear, 2 pair socks for each day
Sweat Shirt
Hiking Shoes
Hat
Personal First Aid Kit
Sleeping gear:
Sleeping bag
Sleeping pad
Pillow
Eating Kit:
Spoon
Fork
Knife
Plate
Bowl
Cup
Water Bottle
Cleanup Kit:
Soap
Toothbrush
Toothpaste
Comb
Washcloth, Small towel
Personal Items:
Lantern/Flashlight (Extra Batteries)
Sun Screen Lotion
Whistle - For emergency use only
Bug Spray
Optional Personal items:
Watch
Camera
Fishing Pole and gear
Walking Stick
Cool Aid Singles (if do not like plain water)
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Do NOT Bring: Electronic devices, Battery Operated games, CD players, etc. Sandals, Unnecessary Jewelry, pets.
Backpacking Stove / Personal Camping Stove (If you do not have a stove please let Leadership know, some of us have two, and you may borrow one, but we to know a week before the trip)
Backpacking Style Meals /Personal Camping Meals
Check the Email for the Trip for number meals needed and type of food to bring.
Closeable bag to store your food items in. (Plastic store bag is unacceptable)
Long Sleeve T-Shirt
Long Pants (no Shorts)
Crew Socks
Hike Boots (no Sneakers)
Work Gloves