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TRIP PACKING CHECKLIST PRO

These fun extras will ensure you have a blast on your trip. While not absolutely essential, these products will certainly come in handy.

Sunscreen: We love this Sun Bum Mineral SPF 50 Sunscreen for being lightweight and easy to apply.

Stay fresh and clean with travel-sized toiletries, and make sure to protect yourself from bugs and the sun.

Socks: The best hiking socks will be synthetic or wool, odor-resistant and moisture-wicking.

Hiking backpack: Our favorite hiking backpacks are adjustable, well padded, and well ventilated.

Water bottle: Our favorite water bottle for the outdoors is the Yeti Rambler.īring apparel that's quick-drying, moisture-wicking, and UPF-laden to keep you comfortable and dry.Cooler: You'll want an top-rated cooler like the Yeti Tundra 45 to keep drinks cold for multiple days, along with ice or ice packs.Cooking utensils: Make sure your camping utensils are easy to clean and travel with.It also includes a cutting board, spatula, and spoon.

TRIP PACKING CHECKLIST PRO

Cookware set: Our favorite camping cookware is the Stanley Adventure Even-Heat Camp Pro Cook Set for its even heating.Don't forget to pack the correct type of fuel for your model! Camping stove: Shop one of the best camping stoves like this Coleman 2-Burner, a great starter option.Staying well-fed and hydrated will keep you energized for hikes, swims, and more. Your meals should be both easy to cook and easy to clean up-and don't forget the s'mores! Multitool: We chose the Leatherman Wave as our favorite multitool for its sleek form and impressive functionality.You may want to keep these useful items on hand, just in case. Lantern: We love the Goal Zero Lighthouse 600 for its bright light and adjustable base.Headlamp: We recommend a rechargeable model like the Petzl Tikka.Foldable table: A good camping table should be lightweight and easy to assemble.īetween lighting your burner to lighting your way at night, make sure you have the right sources of fire and light (don't forget the charging cables and batteries!).Foldable chairs: Our favorite camping chair, the Helinox Chair Zero, is ultralight and easily packable.

Camping pillow: Inflatable pillows are a great choice as they are space-saving and easy to transport.

Sleeping pad: Our favorite sleeping pads are lightweight, waterproof, and will help provide a comfortable night's sleep.

Sleeping bag: Available in a variety of different temperature ratings and in two to four-season variations, depending on the season.(You may also want to invest in a footprint or extra stakes to protect your tent and keep it secure.) Tent: Our favorite tent is the Coleman 4-Person Skydome as it's sturdy and easy to set up.