COLD WEATHER CAMPING

This list is a guideline for what a Scout will need for a typical weekend camping trip during the colder months October - April.
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Medication: Should be clearly marked with Scout’s name, medication name, dosage & given to Scoutmaster or designated adult at dropoff.
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Class B T- Shirt: (Provided by the Troop) To be worn Friday night
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Sleeping Clothes:
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Long Underwear (3 pairs Top & Bottom) for sleeping and daytime
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Fleece Pants
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Fleece Top or Sweatshirt
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Warm Socks (3 pairs) for sleeping and daytime
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Clothing:
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Socks (3 pairs Sat, Sun, Extra)
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Long Sleeve Shirts (2-3)
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Underwear (3 pairs - Sat, Sun, Extra)
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Long Pants (2 pairs)
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Fleece top, sweatshirt, or wool sweater (2)
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Warm winter jacket
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Outer winter pants / wind pants
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Hat / Balaclava
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Scarf / Neck Warmer
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Gloves or Mittens
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Footwear:
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Boots
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(No Open-Toe Sandals or Shoes)
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Toiletries:
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Toothbrush
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Toothpaste
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Camping Gear:
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DayPack
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Headlamp
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Water Bottle
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Mess Kit (Plate, Bowl Utensils, Cup) Plastic Prefered
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Sleeping pad
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Sleeping bag (0 degree bag OR 20 - 40 degree bag WITH blanket)
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Small pillow or camp pillow
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Boy Scout Handbook (in a ziploc bag to keep it dry)
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Bug Spray
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2 Large / Contractor trashbags (Used to keep gear dry)
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Items to leave at home:
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Electronic Devices – Cell Phones, Headphones, Game Systems, etc
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Candy, gum or sugary snacks.
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Cans or bottles of Soda/Gatorade/Ice Tea/etc./
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