RV Camping Checklist Checklists are a good habit
to get into when you prepare for an outing. Print this one out,
make your own additions, and maybe you can avoid that, "Oh, no,
I forgot..." scenario. | |
 | Bottled water |
| Cooking utensils (none more important than a good can opener), pots and pans, dishes and silverware |
| Tablecloth, napkins, pot holders and kitchen towels |
| Kitchen clean-up materials (soaps, scrubbers, rags, paper towels, dish drainer) |
| A cutting board and at least one great knife (with a sharpener) |
| Coffee paraphernalia (pot, filters, cups) and/or a tea kettle |
| Aluminum foil, plastic bags, wide-mouthed plastic jars |
| Small portable grill, charcoal and lighter fluid |
| Butane lighter |
| Fuel for lanterns, stoves, grills, and other outdoor appliances |
| Folding or inflatable furniture, camp stools, extra beds, stands for coolers and stoves |
| Comfortable chairs for lounging outdoors |
| A good lantern and several flashlights |
| Radio |
| Supply of batteries sized to the needs of your on-board gadgets |
| Air mattresses and sleeping bags |
| Ground cloth |
| Fire extinguisher |
| First aid kit |
| Prescription medicines |
| Bungie cords, rope, and a variety of tapes (duct, electrical, masking, Teflon, transparent) |
| Brooms, including a small whisk broom |
| Cameras and film |
| Maps and a compass |
| Flares and a small signaling mirror |
| Toilet paper and facial tissue in abundance |
| A set of tools that would enable you to complete any small or usual home repair, plus a hand ax |
| Some blocks of 2x lumber to assist you in the leveling process |
| At least two pairs of old shoes and an old but still warm coat for the hard going |
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Books (particularly reference books relevant to the geographical areas in which you’re traveling), games, jigsaw puzzles, writing materials |
| Portable generator |
| Radiant heaters |
