Tent
Outwell montana 6,front extension & poles
20 Groundhogs & pegs all shapes sizes
spare guy ropes
Repair kit
Mallet
Tarp For under Tent
Cooking
1 Cadac stove
1 bbq cadac stove
1 pint Paraffin primus
1Ltr parraffin sig bottle
2 bottles butane gas
cooking accessories pots, griddle pans, cuttlery plates etc.
collapsible box for when food is bought.
25ltr water canister.
Box of herbs and spices, garlic ginger e.t.c.
Bottle opener ( OR OH collection of differant Multi-tools).
Coolbox
Windbreak, Guy ropes
Bed/Bedding
Hi gear double action hand pump
Double blow up airbed, sheets, double quilt to lie on, kingsize quilt, 2 pillows & throws( adult bed)
Hi gear collapsible camp bed, Sheets, Hi gear Frontier Sleeping Bag, If needed, 3 blankies, 1 pillow, (childs bed)
Spare Sleeping bag &sheets.
Inside tent/ other
Floor mats.
Gelert Table
2 adult camping chair
1 child camping chair and 1 blow up chair
EHU, Lights.
Torch 2 small 1 large, small round led down light ( battery) .
Accessories box everything to do with cleanliness, shampoo, conditioner,
dishwashing stuff, Anti-bacterial stuff, bandages, plasters, dried meds etc.
clothes for 2 adults.
clothes for 1 child.
Ikea circular organiser
A small briefcase sized fridge ( DD has CF so essential for meds)
A cool flask for meds incase no EHU
Floor collapsible tray
collapsible stool
Camera case & tripod
Childs potty
small magnetic game, Chess, snakes & ladders.
kids Kite, ball, badminton rackets, bucket and spade.
Her choice of teddies.
Jump leads.
Fire Extinguisher.
(If I have forgotten anything i'm sure someone will let me know)
Not too bad. I could trim it down a bit because I don't take floor mats and a footprint, and my cooking kit is a bit more compact. Also my kids are older so less toys in general.. But at least there's not three sofas, a telly, the microwave, full portable shower...
My lightweight list is here btw. That's for 2-7 nights My "heavyweight" kit isn't much more come to think of it, except I take the trailer tent instead so cooking gear and bedding varies. But that's for 4-7 weeks. Must update it a bit actually...the kids don't use the microscooters any more.
Quote: Originally posted by weeshell on 22/4/2010Nope Just THE TARDIS. LOL a Vauxhall Omega Elite with a very big boot.
But you just reminded me we are considering removing the spare tyre and replacing it with holts puncture repair.
A shame you live up in Scotland. I have pair of Vauxhall Omega Specific roofbars sat in my garage doing nothing.
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That's a lovely offer Dozy. We do Love our Miggi and we couldn't really use them. Thank you.
Quote: Originally posted by scrumble on 22/4/2010
You do sound like you have half a car full of bedding ;-)
And that 25 L water container will take a fair bit of space if rigid. Unless it will be a trrek for water we find a 10L one big enough.
Carefull with removing with spare wheel - I never really trust the sealant stuff ever since it didn't work for me many years ago on my motorbike.
And soem breakdown cover won't cover a puncture if you don't have a legal spare wheel.
Hey Scrumble we have just got new bedding a double all weather sleeping bag, a new one for the little one and we will keep our throws. Saves us a lot of space.
It isn't a 25ltr i forgot we replaced that for a 10 ltr but i am considering even smaller.
Thanks for all advice really need to condense.
Quote: Originally posted by Valk_scot on 23/4/2010
Not too bad. I could trim it down a bit because I don't take floor mats and a footprint, and my cooking kit is a bit more compact. Also my kids are older so less toys in general.. But at least there's not three sofas, a telly, the microwave, full portable shower...
My lightweight list is here btw. That's for 2-7 nights My "heavyweight" kit isn't much more come to think of it, except I take the trailer tent instead so cooking gear and bedding varies. But that's for 4-7 weeks. Must update it a bit actually...the kids don't use the microscooters any more.
LOL Val looking at portable DVD players for little one, but who needs them when living outside with all the fresh air. Really trying to condense but a 4 yr old doesn't help as found things on this recent camp trip i didn't pack lol.
Anyway just been on a shopping trip and spent too much on camping gear.
Got back yesterday from carradale bay, camping, second camping of the season. working out what is essential and what is not for bigger trips.
You'd think after years of camping you'd know.
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Quote: Originally posted by gbm601 on 27/4/2010
Car full of bedding? Sounds familiar! Been experimenting with different varietys of pillows, but just cant beat a normal pillow!! lol :)
One day, I shall invest in a travel size goose down pillow, just can't justify the high cost at present!
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------------- Apple The Campervan - A Van For Work, Rest & Play!
- 2027: ? NL+DE+FR
- 2026: FR+DE
- 2025: 17/77
'24: 10/49; '23: 9/47;'22: 8/46; '21: 9/34
* Ex-tenter
* Treat life events like a dog: if you can't eat it, play with it or hump it, p1$$ on it and walk away!
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