____ Tent
____ Tarp (ground cloth)
____ Sleeping bag (or blanket and sheet)
____ Pillow & case
____ Lawn/camp chair (one per person)
____ Flashlight/extra batteries (one per person)
____ Camp stove or grills with fuel
____ Matches (wooden, see if you can make them waterproof)
____ Cooking utensils (pots, pans, knives,spatulas)
____ Oven mitts (for holding the pots, or removing them from an open fire)
____ Eating utensils (knives, forks, spoons, plates, cups)
____ Napkins
____ Liquid dish soap (do you have any liquid dishes?)
____ Dish towel/cloth (maybe a dish tub to soak the dishes?)
____ Pot scrubber
____ Paper towels
____ Trash bags
____ Rain gear
____ Whisk broom (and dust pan) for sweeping tent
____ Sunscreen
____ Insect repellent
____ Sneakers or hiking shoes (maybe a couple of pair?)
____ Walkie-Talkies (you don't want to have to yell for your boy!)
____ Jacket/sweater (it gets cold in the woods from Nov – Feb, even though this is Florida)
____ Long pants for night (helps keep off the mosquitoes)
____ Change of clothing (one per day plus one)
____ Swimsuit/beach towel
____ Bath towel/washcloth
____ Bath soap and shampoo
____ Personal toiletries (deodorant, toothpaste/brush, comb)
____ Medication
____ Fishing gear
____ Food, drinks, snacks (absolutely no food stuff in the tents; the raccoons have amazing sniffers. Don’t test them, unless you want holes in your tent! And if you are going to keep food in your tent, don’t set up next to me!)
____ Zip lock bags (I put my sneakers in one overnight to keep the dirt out of the tent. Don’t zip it or they might be ripe by the morning.)
____ Cooler with ice and lid for food storage (preferably a locking lid; those raccoons again! There is usually a wooden structure where we can store the food and coolers.)
____ Water jug, canteen, and/or water bottle(s)
____ Cub Scout Handbook