Personal packaging list

This packing list should be regarded as an suggestion and isn’t necessarily the only things that will be needed. Sometimes there might be something extra – make sure to check with your leaders or the note for the activity. The leaders will always be equipped with a cellphone. Remember to not bring to much candy, sometimes you’re not even allowed to bring candy – but be calm, there’s always some kind of candy on each camp.


Almost always:

  • Backpack (to have your stuff in)
  • Sleeping bag
  • Groundsheet (if we’re sleeping outside, ask your leaders)
  • Sleepwear
  • T-shirt for change
  • Sweatshirt or similar
  • Warm sweater (e.g. fleece)
  • Tough/untenderly pants (remember that jeans easily get wet)
  • Wind proof jacket (wear it from start)
  • Beanie, gloves and scarf is always good to bring (even though it’s just a little chilly)
  • Underwear and socks for change (an extra pair is always good to have)
  • Warm socks (prefarable wool)
  • Water proof boots or similar (rubber boots might get to hot)
  • Sneakers (not needed if it’s not hot)
  • Rain clothes (jacket, pants, cap/hood)
  • Washing towel
  • Toliet requisites
  • Personal medication. Tell your leaders so that we know if you’re using personal medication!
  • Plate, cup, cutlery and tea-cloth (not fragile)
  • Pocket torch (test the batteries)
  • Extra batteries for the torch
  • Knife (if you have the badge for it)
  • Teddy (Even for leaders!)
  • Scoutshirt, wear it! (if you haven’t got one, visit scoutshop)

Summer:

  • Shorts
  • Swimming suits and towel
  • Suncream and mosquito repellent
  • Sandals (if it’s a longer hike/camp or in canoes)
  • Extra smaller daypack/backpack (if a long camp)

Winter:

  • Extra gloves (often gets wet)
  • Long underwear / thermal underwear
  • Warm boots
  • Extra warm change, it’s almost always colder at camps

For the older scout:

  • Working gloves
  • Scarf of Hvitfeldt
  • Campfire blanket
  • Firemaking bag
  • Survival kit
  • Paper and pen

When going abroad:

  • Passport
  • EU-insurance card
  • Address book (everyone love postcards)

Any questions about equipment? What to buy or what to wear? Where to buy or anything else, please contact your leader.