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Travel Packing List For Your Holidays – Camping/Glamping Edition

What to pack for your holidays when you're going to stay on a camping or when you're going to glamping?

By Agnes LaurensPublished 3 years ago 3 min read
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Travel Packing List For Your Holidays – Camping/Glamping Edition
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One of those holidays I used to do with my best friend when I still was at primary school was camping. I loved it back then. We had such fun on one of the islands in The Netherlands.

I don't know if I would go camping again, but these memories I will cherish forever in my memories. I definitely will find photos back from that time. Sleeping in a tent was a little bit creepy as well.

One memory is on my forehead: we had some bread, and we left in out behind the tent. One morning there was no bread while we just bought a new one. The next day we did the same. And in the morning, our bread was gone again. Later, we saw cows coming through a hole in the hedge. Behind the camping, there was a farm, not closed. So, one plus one is two.

Camping or Glamping

Before you're going to camp, choose what is best for you: going to a camping and stay in a tent, or going to a camping or a family park to stay in a glamping house. I never stayed in a glamping house, and thus on my wish list.

Glamping is staying in a tent, but on woods with real beds and like a family holiday house.

When you are camping you need other things as well. Here is a list that you need to take with you.

  1. Car or camper
  2. Clothes and shoes
  3. Food for on the road
  4. Medicines
  5. Tickets for your holiday destination
  6. Tent supplies

Car or camper

These supplies are needed for when you stay in a tent or a glamping tent. You have to think whether you take your car with you and drive all the way through your destination with your camper behind the car, or you are going to your destination as a driver in a camper where the driving seat is in the vehicle itself.

  1. Driver's license car and/or camper
  2. Spare car keys (with new battery)
  3. Vehicle registration certificate
  4. Insurance papers from the car and/or camper
  5. Cancellation insurance
  6. Roadside Assistance Service
  7. Technical manual vehicle
  8. Autobahn vignette
  9. Toll badges
  10. Environmental sticker abroad
  11. (European) claim form
  12. Warning triangle
  13. Safety vests
  14. Spare bulbs
  15. Jumper cables
  16. Fire extinguisher (min. 2 kilos)
  17. Waste bag for in the car
  18. Route maps

Clothes and shoes

It is easy to forget these things on the list when you don't have a list provided or when you really don't know what to pack. So, here is the list for you. Add or remove things that are not necessary for you, or where you stay.

  1. Dresses
  2. Shirts
  3. Underwear
  4. Jeans and shorts
  5. Skirts
  6. Socks
  7. Nightwear
  8. Sweaters
  9. Trousers
  10. Sportswear
  11. Flip-flops
  12. Walking shoes
  13. Swimming flip-flops
  14. Sandals
  15. Boots

Tent supplies

Without these supplies for your tent, then you are totally lost when camping or glamping. They are so essential. As a kid on that island I talked earlier about, I have seen someone forgot actually the ground stakes. They thought it was withing the package standard, but it wasn't.

  1. Spare keys of the car/camper
  2. Instruction booklets
  3. Reserve water pump
  4. Reserve fuses
  5. Spare parking brake cable
  6. Spare lamps
  7. Planks of support legs
  8. Toilet fluid
  9. Batteries
  10. Jack
  11. Crank swing out supports
  12. Cable reel
  13. Adapter cords
  14. Jerrycan
  15. Holding tank
  16. Remote control mover
  17. Gas bottle (s)
  18. Awning
  19. Frame
  20. Pegs/ground stakes
  21. Ground/walk-in sails
  22. Auxiliary mirrors
  23. Earth leakage circuit breaker
  24. Draw bar scale
  25. Draw bar lock/wheel clamp
  26. Fire extinguisher
  27. Gas/smoke detector
  28. Tent hammer
  29. Bicycle stand
  30. Tent lighting
  31. Fridge/cool box
  32. Cooker
  33. Separate toilet
  34. Duvet/sleeping bag
  35. Air pump
  36. Mattress/air mattress
  37. (Extra) blankets
  38. Pillows
  39. (Side) tents

Medical support

Also, medical support is important for in cases you need it, but you could do it all yourself without a doctor.

  1. Blood type card
  2. Abdominal running / diarrhea drug (ORS)
  3. Paracetamol
  4. Mouth mask
  5. Disinfectant hand gel
  6. Gloves
  7. Anti insect repellent
  8. Care passes
  9. Medicines
  10. Medical passport
  11. First aid kit
  12. Ticker

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Agnes Laurens

Agnes Laurens is a writer. She writes for the local newspaper. Agnes lives with her daughters. Writing is, like playing the violin, her passion. She writes about anything that crosses her mind. Follow her on Medium.

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