1. Backpack or Duffle Bag – Large enough to carry all your gear.
2. Tent – Lightweight and suitable for the weather, with stakes and a groundsheet.
3. Sleeping Bag – Appropriate for the season and expected temperatures.
4. Sleeping Pad or Mattress – For insulation and comfort.
5. Pillow – Small, inflatable, or a stuff sack filled with clothing.

Clothing:

1. Base Layers – Moisture-wicking shirts and undergarments.
2. Insulating Layers – Fleece, sweater, or a light jacket.
3. Outer Layer – Waterproof and windproof jacket and pants.
4. Pants and Shorts – Comfortable for hiking and camp activities.
5. T-shirts and Long-Sleeve Shirts – For layering options.
6. Underwear and Socks – Bring extras in case they get wet.
7. Hat and Gloves – For warmth or sun protection.
8. Sleepwear – Clean, comfortable clothes for sleeping.
9. Extra Shoes or Sandals – For around camp or stream crossings.

Cooking & Food:

1. Mess Kit – Plate, bowl, cup, and utensils.
2. Cooking Equipment:
   • Stove with fuel (if needed).
   • Cooking pot or pan.
   • Lightweight tongs or spatula.
3. Food – Pre-planned meals, snacks, and drinks for 2 days.
4. Water Bottles or Hydration System – With at least 2-3 liters of capacity.
5. Water Filter or Purification Tablets – If refilling water from natural sources.

Personal Items:

1. Personal Hygiene Kit:
   • Toothbrush and toothpaste.
   • Biodegradable soap and hand sanitizer.
   • Towel and washcloth.
2. First Aid Kit – Include bandages, antiseptic, pain relief, and any personal medications.
3. Insect Repellent – To keep away bugs.
4. Sunscreen and Lip Balm – SPF 30+.
5. Whistle – For emergency signaling.
6. Flashlight or Headlamp – With extra batteries.
7. Notepad and Pen – For jotting down observations or activities.
8. Camera (optional) – To document the experience.

Camping Tools & Accessories:

1. Multi-tool or Pocket Knife – Useful for various tasks.
2. Rope or Paracord – For tying, repairing gear, or hanging food.
3. Duct Tape – For quick fixes.
4. Trash Bags – To pack out trash and keep the campsite clean.
5. Camping Chair or Sit Pad – For comfort around the campfire.
6. Small Daypack – For shorter hikes and day activities.

Optional but Useful:

1. Camp Stove or Grill (if not provided at the site).
2. Fire Starter – Matches, lighter, or fire steel.
3. Emergency Shelter or Space Blanket.
4. Trekking Poles – For added stability when hiking.
5. Spare Batteries or Power Bank – For electronics.
6. Deck of Cards or Lightweight Games – For entertainment.

Scout-specific Items:

1. Scout Handbook – For reference and learning.
2. Notebook or Camp Log – To record experiences.
3. Personal Identity and Emergency Contact Information – Sealed in a plastic bag.