Claremont Camping Supplies

Basically, we're going to be outside for a couple of days and we're all interesting folk, but not that interesting. So bring some stuff along.

What could I pack?

General

Tents
- The fewer tents we need to bring, the better. Need a tent? Ask one of these people! Maybe they can help.
  - People Who Own 2-Person Tents: Ellen, MacKenzie, Mike, Rudy, Andy
  - People Who Own 3-Person Tents: Kelly/Jay
  - People Who Own 4-Person Tents: Benj, Ellen
Tarps
Tablecloths
Folding chairs
- I'm going to repeat this one: bring a goddamned chair. Seriously. At least one.
Blankets
Proper outdoor sleeping supplies
- Sleeping bag and sleeping pad
- Air mattress, pump, and blankets
- Pillows
Flashlight or camping lantern
Batteries for flashlight or camping lantern
Money, in cash

Cup for water/beverages
Plate and/or bowl (if you don't feel like washing it in between your meals, bring paper)
Utensils
Napkins, kerchief, towel, or other "I just got food on myself" repairer
Skewer for marshmallows (though a stick is fully acceptable)
Supplies for cooking your meal
Cooler or other device for keeping things that should be cold (like, say, meat) cold
Implements for cooking your meal (pots, pans, wooden spoons, etc.)
There will be 5 gallons of water for the weekend. If you think you'll need more than this and a spigot can provide, bring some.

Hairbrush or comb
Hair thingies
Deodorant
Toothpaste and toothbrush
Floss
Contact lens solution and cases
Medication (antihistamines, Advil, prescriptions), vitamins, etc.
Feminine protection products
Sunscreen
Shampoo, soap, shower shoes etc. (if you plan to use any available coin operated showers)
Towel
Hat
PJs
Enough clothing for three days outdoors
- Bring layers, as this is California and temperatures can fluctuate between 40 and 100 degrees
Swimsuit
Footwear appropriate to the activities you want to do (hiking shoes, sandals, etc.)

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