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General Kit List
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Please note this is a general list and not everything on the list will be needed, Please ensure appropriate items are selected for the specific camp
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and weather. If unsure, please ask your leader.
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Camping
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Sleeping bag or duvet
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Pillow and pillow case
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Spare blanket
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Roll mat or sleeping mat
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Eating kit in a cloth bag - including an unbreakable plate, bowl and cup, cutlery (knife, fork, spoon) and tea towels
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Clothing
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Scout uniform
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T-shirts
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Long sleeved shirts or tops
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Warm coat
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Waterproof jacket 
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Waterproof trousers
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Fleeces, sweatshirts or jumpers
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Trousers or leggings for activities - but not jeans as they get heavy and cold when wet
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Underwear 
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Socks, including ones that cover the ankle
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Sleeping socks, such as fluffy socks
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Walking socks if taking walking boots
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Casual clothes for the evening
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Suitable nightwear
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Night socks
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Coat hangers
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Shoes
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2 pairs of trainers - 1 for activities that can get muddy and 1 for casual wear or indoors
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Durable shoes, such as walking boots or wellington boots
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Activity Wear
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Swimming costume/swim shorts
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Rash vest
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Goggles
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1 old pair of old trainers for water sports (if needed)
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You may want to pack specific sport equipment, such as football boots and shin pads or walking poles, depending on the activities you’ll be doing.
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Washing & Toiletries
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2 towels - 1 for showering and 1 old one for activities (a microfibre quick drying towel is great!)
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Labelled bin bag for wet and dirty clothing
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Wash bag that includes soap, shampoo, face cloth, conditioner, body wash, toothbrush and toothpaste
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Hair ties for long hair
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Insect repellent
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Period products
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Comb or hairbrush
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Tissues
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Personal
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Food and drink items, such as snacks, depending on leader advice
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Watch or alarm clock
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Reusable drinks bottle 
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A flask for hot drinks
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Small rucksack/bag
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A torch with spare batteries
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A headtorch
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A soft-back book
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Any small games, such as cards, for free time
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Teddy
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Pocket money in a labelled wallet or purse
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Any personal medication that’s labelled and must be given to adult volunteers
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Spare glasses and glasses case (if used)
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Camping chair (optional, depending on group’s kit list)
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Disposable camera
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Pen/pencil or notepad
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A dry bag
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Devices, chargers/power banks for any devices and travel adaptors (if applicable and allowed, depending on group’s kit list)
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Medication
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Specific equipment
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in summer, you may want to take shorts, sunglasses, baseball cap, sun hat and sunscreen.
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In winter, you may want to take a warm coat, thermal base layers, hat and gloves.
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You may want to pack specific sport equipment, such as football boots and shin pads or walking poles, depending on the activities you’ll be doing.
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If you’re planning a barbecue or campfire, you may want to remind people to bring items that are okay to smell of smoke.
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Evening or party clothes and shoes for any planned events, such as a disco or restaurant visit.
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Please Do:
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* Speak with a leader about any concerns or if you don’t have any items
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* Label everything your bring with your name, so things don’t get mixed up, and anything you lose can find its way back to you.
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* Keep your backpack tidy, by grouping items in small dry bags (ideally in different colours) and assigning items to different pockets.
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* Keep lighter items at the bottom of your backpack and heavier items near the top. It will make carrying your backpack as comfortable as possible.
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 * Put anything you aren’t using back into your backpack, so you don’t lose it
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* Make sure the details and permissions on OSM are up to date
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Please Don’t:
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* Pack without your young person as they need to know what they have and where it is
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* Worry - Everyone will have a great time!