"To Bring List" for Scouts          Rolling your Clothes          Packing your Bag.
Note:  These are just suggestions for what scouts should pack and how to pack it.  This list is based on a
two night stay.  If you are staying for more or less time you may have to add or remove items from your
list.
Basics
___  Wear uniform or vest
___  Signed Permission Slip
___  Signed Medication Permission Slip
___  Activity Fee of $_______

___  Personal spending money, limit $___

Sleeping Supplies
___  Sleeping Bag
___  Pillow
___  Extra Blanket
___  Comfort item (stuffed animal, etc)

Personal Care
___  Towel
___  Wash Cloth
___  Shampoo / Conditioner
___  Soap (in container)
___  Flip flops for showering
___  Toothbrush / Paste / Floss
___  Hairbrush
___  Deodorant
___  Other Personal Hygiene products
___  Sunscreen
___  Bug repellant (Unscented-non aresol)
___  Water Bottle
___  Hair ties
___  Medications**




Additional Items
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 Program Supplies
___  Pen/Pencil
___  Notebook
___  Handbook/Badge Book

Other Items
___  Backpack
___  Sit-upon
___  Flashlight / Extra batteries
___  Camera / Film
___  Mess Kit
___  Eating Utensils
___  Dunk Bag
___  Ziploc Bags
___  Work Gloves

Clothing for 2 days
___  2 Long sleeve shirts
___  2 Short sleeve shirts
___  2 Long pants
___  2 Shorts
___  1 Pair pajamas or sweat suit
___  4 Pairs of socks
___  Underclothing
___  Swim suit
___  Light jacket or Sweatshirt
___  Gloves
___  Camp hat or ballcap
___  Rain Gear / Poncho
___  Extra pair of shoes
___  Hiking boots
___  Bandana

Do Not Bring/Wear
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"To Bring List"
MARK ALL CLOTHING WITH YOUR NAME
** All Medications should be in their original containers and given to the troop leader or
other adult in charge.  Exceptions may be made for inhalers and epi pens.  See leader for
more specific information.
"Rolling Your Clothes"
There really is no right or wrong way to pack your bag as long as you fit it all in.  It helps to keep
your bag neat and organized.  First layout your outfits.  Take one pair of pants, long sleeve and
short sleeve shirt and lay them on top of each other.  Then roll them together tightly.  This keeps
your outfits organized for the day, keeps your clothes from wrinkling, and makes packing easy..
"Packing Your Bag"
Note:  This list is just a suggestion.  It is not
the only way or even best way to pack your
bag.  As you spend more time camping you will
move things around to better suit your needs.



A. Front Pocket: Pen/Pencil, Notebook,
Handbook, Maps, Wallet

B. Upper Left Pocket: Water bottle, Rain
gear, work gloves

C. Upper Right Pocket: Personal Hygiene Kit –
soap, toothbrush, deodorant, brush,
sunscreen, etc.

D. Upper Compartment: Clothing – Pants,
shirts, PJ’s, swimsuit, socks, underclothes,
towels.

E. Lower Compartment: Hiking boots, extra
shoes (in a plastic bag)

F. Lower Left Pocket: Mess kit, eating
utensils, waterproof matches.

G. Lower Right Pocket: Flashlight, camera,
batteries, Ziploc bags, dunk bag.

H. Sleeping Gear – Small pillow and light
weight blanket rolled inside your sleeping
bag, or sleeping pad.

Clip to the outside of your pack or carry in
your pocket:
Compass and pocket knife



To make carrying your bag easier, pack heavy
items closest to your body and towards to
top of the pack.  Put the lighter items
toward the bottom and away from your body.