![]() Campfire cooking is fun, but it takes time and is dependent on the weather. So remember to buy local firewood near your campgrounds if you want a campfire. Wood: Most campsite require campers to purchase local firewood to avoid spreading invasive species.Essential Hygiene: Tooth brush, eco-friendly tooth paste, biodegradable soap.First Aid Kit: Have a basic first aid kid that includes band aids, sanitary wipes, antihistamine, Ibuprofen, and your prescription medication.Eco-friendly Camp Soap: You will need a biodegradable soap that is eco-friendly for washing yourself and your dishes.Camp Towel: A basic option will do just great, or you can get a more stylish option.Map: Buy a physical, detailed topographic map of the area.Weather Radio: Need to know the weather.Hatchet: Small hatchet for chopping wood and pounding stakes for tents and tarps.Camp Chair: I prefer something minimal like this.Headlamp and Lantern: You will want a light that points where you are looking and a light to luminate your camp.Sleeping Pad: Find a balance between lightweight and comfort.Sleeping Bag: For most Spring, Summer and Fall camping you will need a sleeping bag rated to 30 degrees.I typically share a tent with one other person and dog. Choose the most lightweight, minimal version. Tent: Consider how many bodies will be using it.I like Sun Bum because they care about the planet and animals. I like Murphy's because its natural, non-toxic and effective. Bug Repellent: Not necessary all over the country but definitely in the Northwoods.The Abode Neck Gaiter is a great option that features a one-size-fits-all draw cord to securely fit all sizes. ![]() I have commonly used a neck gaiter for protection from snow, cold, dust, sand, bugs and smoke. Neck Gaiter: A neck gaiter is a great camping accessory that can be used in many ways for many different reasons.1-2 Hoodies: Try the Woodland, the Trekker, or the Huntsman is a heavier option.1-2 Long Sleeve Shirts: Try the Backpacker, the Explorer or the Campfire.1-2 Short sleeves: Try the Everyday Tee or the Sightseer.Hat or Beanie: Nights can be cold in the spring and fall.Camp Shoes: This is non essential, but it is nice to have something to wear around camp and easily take on and off when going in and out of the tent. ![]()
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