Camping List- Welcome to Camping at Faire 101

[*Teach*]

I DO!

*Sharing rum is almost as much fun as drinking it... almost*

[Yrose]

Of course we do! Even those who don't drink.    **looking at you**

[RenRobin]

I bring to share too.

[JackGonzo, MD]

Of course they do, you never hear about the ones who DON'T share, then again you never really see them again either...curiouser and curiouser

[PurpleDragon]

Of course they do, you never hear about the ones who DON'T share, then again you never really see them again either...curiouser and curiouser

Now, I'm not saying I know what happens to them, but I know that there is an awful lot of land out there, and there is on occasion one might hear the sound of a backhoe being operated....

[Lady Amy of York]

Hmmm...is it just me?  I'm looking at the few lists that  have been posted and i see no mention of garb or clothes   !!    Hmmm..no clothes !!
And there is alot of mention of booze . Hmmmm...no cl0thes and lots  of booze. !!
What just does go on in these campsites ?!!    ROFL  !!!   

[Blue66669]

Hey, the note about clothes and garb was at the bottom. Not my fault that "rennies" overlook these things!

*gigglesnort*

[JackGonzo, MD]

Hey, the note about clothes and garb was at the bottom. Not my fault that "rennies" overlook these things!

*gigglesnort*

Clothing? Where we're going we won't need clothes...

First thing that came to mind, I really should eat while having a pot of coffee

[Lady Amy of York]

Hey, the note about clothes and garb was at the bottom. Not my fault that "rennies" overlook these things!

*gigglesnort*

ROFl-yes, i saw the note after i wrote this.   although a campsite with optional clothing and lots of booze  could make  for some interesting stories !!!  

[Messyn McCleavage]

Naked camp full of booze is called drum/fire circle. My nightvision camcorder is usually out of battery by then. Usually. All I'm saying is there are a lot of folks who probably shouldn't run for political office without bribing me first!

[Bonny Pearl]

If someone has a place for me to post it, I have an excel spreadsheet I use for all of my camping events which I will gladly share.

Ressurecting an old thread.  There are some folks that will be new to TRF camp and some of us like to compare checklists.

Aiacha, is it possible for you to post your list?  I have this sneaking suspicion you are wiping the dust off of it to prepare for Pennsic....

[Aiacha]

Ressurecting an old thread.  There are some folks that will be new to TRF camp and some of us like to compare checklists.

Aiacha, is it possible for you to post your list?  I have this sneaking suspicion you are wiping the dust off of it to prepare for Pennsic....

Sure thing.  Let me put it in some version that will work on the board and I'll post it.  Again, I'm still willing to share, but be warned!  This list was created by a type A personality!

[ulfric]

as well as the possibilty of a *costly* trip to WalMart at 3am.

Not only costly, but quite time consuming if the right person is driving around trying to find the place..

[Bonny Pearl]

Thanks hun!  Being just a wee bit Type A myself... I am eager to see the list!  

[Aiacha]

Must Haves:
   Cash
   Credit/ATM Card or checkbook
   Camping fee/Faire tickets

Clothing
   Garb for each day:
      Saturday
      Sunday
   Boots/Shoes
      Socks
   Trunk (something waterproof) for clothing
   Mundane Clothes
   Extra set of mundane in car
      Extra socks and underwear

Camping Gear
   Tent                Air Mattress
   Rubber Mallet or Hammer       Air pump
   Extra Stakes             Flashlight (large, small)
   Tarps/Ground cover          Waterproof containers
   Rugs                Clothesline
   Sun Shade             Small Garbage Bags
   Chairs                Set of Blanket, sheet, pillow in car
   Battery Operated Lantern       Sewing Kit
   Sheets                Garbage Basket
   Flannel Sheets          Work Gloves
   Blankets, comforter          Duct Tape
   Pillows             Tools (screwdriver, hammer, screws, nails)

Kitchen
   Stove                Creamer
   Pots/pans             Wash Basins
   Ziplock baggies          Dishwashing Soap (biodegradable)
   Garbage bags, large          Sponges
   Bottled water             Cutting Board, knives
   Can Opener/Bottle Opener       Paper Towels, napkins
   Aluminum Foil          Plasticware
   Spices                Dishtowels
   Coffee                Hot Cups
   Tea                Cold Cups
   Way to heat water          Plates, Bowls
   Sugar                Food Covers

Toiletries
   Body Wipes             Sunscreen
   Deodorant             Bug Spray
   Toothbrush             Earplugs
   Toothpaste (biodegradable)       Tissues
   Floss                Toilet paper
   Mirror                Shampoo/Conditioner (bio-degradable)
   Gold Bond Powder          Hand Lotion
   Nail Clippers             Hand Wipes
   Brush                Antibacterial hand soap
   Extra Contacts            First Aid Kit
   Cleaner
   Eye Drops

Other Things
   Batteries
   Pouches
   Lighters
   Glasses
   Citronella Candle
   Camera
   Cell Phone and Charger for Car


I apologise for the formatting, but my list is a spreadsheet and I had to preformat is in word.  A lot of these things are overkill; they are taken from my Pennsic list, where I'm in a tent for 10 days.  Some of these things are also personal; my list also includes a basket for shopping, condoms and a hand fan.  This list should be a good jumping off point.

Also, as a side note, remember when you wash dishes, take a shower, and brush your teeth, the cleaning agents are going right into the ground, so look for things that are biodegradable (should say it on the back).