Outdoor Kit List
Below are lists of kit that you will normally need for camps and hikes. Depending on the activity, extra items may be required or some pieces of equipment may not be allowed.
Camp List
Frame Rucksack to hold all your kitSleeping Bag (with stuff sack)
Roll Mat
Suitable Clothing and Footwear (preferably walking boots/old trainers)
Changes of Clothes (at least 1 for a one-night camp)
Change of Footwear
Waterproofs - coat and trousers
Wash Kit and Towel
Eating Stuff - Fork, Knife, Spoon, Plate, Bowl, Mug
Water Bottle
2 old Tea Towels
Small Rucksack
First Aid Kit
Torch, spare batteries and bulb
Emergency Rations
Survival Bag (if you have one)
Pen and Paper
Small Sewing Set (optional)
Watch
Sun Hat, Sun Cream (seasonal)
Uniform and Hanger (only for longer camps)
Hike Kit List
Small Rucksack
Clothing suitable for the time of year (but not shorts)
Spare mid-layer eg. Fleece
Waterproofs
Water
Food as appropriate, eg. Lunch, Snacks
Watch
First Aid Kit
Emergency Rations
Survival Bag
Torch, spare batteries and bulb (Night Hikes)
Most of this kit is also required for any other outdoor activities, including those at the Firs.
You are reminded that electronic equipment is generally not allowed during Scouting activities. The only notable exception is during a Hike, when Patrol Leaders are allowed to have a mobile phone for emergency use only.
Outdoor Kit List