Get camping pots and pans and mugs if you haven't got them. The kind of setup where everything slots inside one another.
Beware the blue PP mugs from Decathlon - tea tastes like death out of one of those. Coffee is fine though. I suspect the green PC ones are better in that respect.
I assume you are already using stuff sacks for everything that can be squashed? We stuff sacked our pillows, which saved a load of space. And took small bottles of washing up liquid and ariel - the kind you get for decanting cosmetics into for plane journeys. And a smaller gas bottle.
As for the cool box / fridge, one option would be to put things in the fridge for transport, then shop when you arrive.
We use to put our sleeping bags flat on the back seat of the car then the kids sat on them and the pillows at the sides so they could have a kip in car.
Quote: Originally posted by fiona karen on 02/9/2009
Hi
We use to put our sleeping bags flat on the back seat of the car then the kids sat on them and the pillows at the sides so they could have a kip in car.
Happy camping
We do that, too, sit on all the bedding! You won't need a cool box or fridge in September!
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Topic: First Camping Trip - Loved it!!!!
