4th Eastcote Scout Group Camp Kit List
All those camping will need to bring their own personal equipment (the following list is a guide) Scouts should pack their own kit. Cubs should help pack their kit so they know what it looks like.
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Full Uniform |
Waterproof coat and over trousers |
Rucksack/Kit Bag |
Personal Wash Kit (in a bag) |
Sleeping Bag & Blanket |
Towel |
Insulated Sleeping Mat |
Large Plate |
Pyjamas (or other sleeping clothes) |
Cereal Bowl |
Underwear (Plenty) |
Knife, Fork, Spoon, Teaspoon |
T-shirts |
Mug |
Socks (Plenty) |
Tea Towel |
Warm Sweater / Sweatshirt |
Torch |
Woolly Hat |
Spare Batteries |
Sun Hat |
Hankies |
Long Trousers |
Cuddly Friend (Beavers & Cubs) |
Shorts |
Small First Aid Kit (Scouts) |
Training Shoes |
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Shoes |
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Boots |
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Don't panic if you haven't got all the equipment listed above, talk to one of the Leaders who will be able to give sensible advice or alternatives.
Those with a Uniform should wear it to and from the camp.
Please label all items with either indelible ink and/or engraving as appropriate. Remember paper labels wash off after the second or third meal, and it's amazing how many mums use the same shade of nail varnish.
No Aerosol deodorants, they are often flammable, can affect those with asthma and can damage the canvas of tents.
No games or similar items (i.e. radio's or cassette players) which require batteries to run.
A number of layers is warmer than one thick one and the warmth can be regulated more easily - do not forget your hands and head, wearing a woolly hat in bed sounds daft but makes a big difference.
Do not pack your torch with batteries fitted (or at the bottom of your kit) as it could easily get accidentally turned on and you will arrive at the camp with flat batteries.