Thread 2836407

Where can i find the list of basic stuff i need to go one or two nights camping in nature?

i'v never been camping and i would like to try

thank you

>>2836407 (OP)
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>>2836407 (OP)
Google this question and click the first reddit link you see?

>>2836546
Fuck you retard

>>2836407 (OP)
OP we need more info than that. Location, temperature, shit like that. It varies.

>>2836550
southern France, temperature between 5 and 25 degree celcius.
i intent to camp near lakes

This guy makes fantastic videos about this stuff. Use the automatic subs if you need them.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-1Y9-wXMFDA

>>2836572
Car camp or backpacking?
if car camping you can bring basically whatever you want, just depends on what you want to do

>>2836407 (OP)
To be comfortablr you want a foam pad for the ground. If no tent or hammock you want a tarp for the ground too. You want a sleeping bag, quilt or blanket.
You can have a tent or tarp to put up and shelter you from rain. I'd bring one. Being soaked sucks even more than just crashing in some meadow and finiding you're full of dew in the morning.
You want a flashlight but your phone might do.
Bring toilet paper or wipes of some sort.
Bring drinking water, 2 liters maybe.
I recommend you have sleep clothes and a pair of sandals for camp.
Bring strong insect reppelent that you can apply on your skin.
That really is about it there's not much to do. Ofc if you want to eat every day bring a sandwich, if you want to read bring a book, wear appropiate clothes and shoes.
You dont NEED meme shit to sleep outside, like fire, cooking, knives, guns, maps, fompasses, survival mental illness and what not. Not in france.

>>2836610
camping, no car, i want to use a tent

>>2836609
>>2836623

thanks

i'd like to piggy back off this thread and ask for some advice for my first time camping too. me and a friend were thinking of going camping in the chiricahua mountains in mid october. average high is 74 degrees and average low is about 48. we were thinking of just sleeping in tents on sleeping bags for one night and then heading home just to see if were even cut out for this. it is an area with black bears so i was gonna bring a .357 ruger and my friend was gonna bring his 1911. i know its basically the bare minimum when it comes to protection but we arent really planning on staying long or bringing anything that would attract bears. we arent looking for the most luxurious sleep so any recommendations on cheap and dependable equipment that we will need would be appreciated. any advice or concerns or just pointing out any retardation in my plans would be greatly appreciated.

>>2836625
The Ten Essentials in the Boy Scout handbook.