lots and lots of bug spray!!

I agree with Cher and misfortune 8

I'm not a camper. I went once, and I thought I heard a bear outside ethe tent, and we slept in the car and went home in the morning! LOL

Matches music and food

As you're inexperienced, ensure someone knows where you're going & when you intend to return. Perhaps a daily text or phone call to say you're OK. • Take a bin bag. Everything you take with you must go back with you. • First aid kit. • Enough drinking water to wash your dishes, too. • Car phone charger. • Whistle to alert rescuers - 3 blows mean you need help. • Pocker mirror - start a fire, reflect to attract help, or use it to examine private areas for bites, splinters or leeches. In some areas of Australia, such as the Blue Mountains, where hikers frequently get lost, the local police issue personal locator beacons, free for campers. Find out if your country has something similar. Have fun!

Everything Cher said plus a chair, a phone charger, cutlery, solar torch, hat, someone to snuggle with 😁

HI CHER, HAVE A GOOD TIME..

a tent but also toilet paper and a bidet would be even better.

I am a total city kid. My idea of camping is a hotel with just a bath tub and no shower.

A Yorkie

money for a hotel room

hiking boots thermostat, backpack. Rope

waterproof tent, marshmallows & chocolate, bug repellent, camera if you have one, food to cook over a campfire, matches, coffeepot and coffee to brew over a fire, book, magnifying glass, compass, binoculars, journal and pen, warm socks and a hoodie, sleeping bag, pillow, backpack, toilet paper, adventurous spirit, songs to sing and a guitar/harmonica, etc…..Edited 21-Mar-24 01:59am

I have gone camping and did not like it so tried caravanning which was better but then I discovered motels and hotels and that's the best. I like comfort with a toilet, shower, air con all in the same room. Still if you go be sure to not camp in areas that could be dangerous and lonely. Have a first aid kid to cover all contingencies like snake bites, spider bites, irritations from insects and plants etc. Lights, sleeping blanket, changes of clothes, insect repellant, food, water, a tent and ground sheet, lights, matches and lighter, knife, a phone or GPS signal thing they have on boats to find you if you become lost, sunglasses, hat, warm jacket, boots, etc. Now you see why I prefer a hotel. lol

Not the camping type (never been on a camping trip) - do not have ANY camping advice/suggestions to offer you - strictly URBAN! FYI: I consider it roughing it (aka going on a camping trip) - when I CANNOT take my bubble bath every night (SERIOUSLY) - LOL!

food, blankets, tent,sleeping bags,,games to play and just have fun..

Agree someone who knows the ropes to learn from them

someone that has a clue as to what "we" are doing

Extra blankets, Food that you can eat without cooking, and extra water. These are just in case things but you can always use them another time.

a motel lol

The first thing you need is a GPS. Food, water, bug spray, suntan lotion, matches, a knife and if you are lucky a phone could be a big help. If you are staying over night a tent, and a sleeping bag. It is also very important to have a camping companion, a person. You could take your dog but another person is essential. Maybe one you could out run in case there is trouble with like a bear.Edited 21-Mar-24 07:00am

Sleeping bag and blanket. Nothing worse than being cold haha. Or hungry! Take food snacky type food

A source of starting a fire, warm clothes, shelter

TP