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When you go camping there is a lot to take, whether it be for 1 night or 2 weeks. Ideally you would like to pack as minimal as possible. Here are the basics to pack, however, I am sure there are some ‘luxury items’ that you can squeeze in if it will make your holiday that bit more enjoyable!
Day Hike pack & Wear
Backpack
Sturdy shoes
Protective Hat
Sunscreen
Minimum 2 litres of water per person per day
Insect repellant
Map, guide book or phone GPS
Snacks or meal depending on length of trail
Clothes to suit the weather conditions
First Aid kit
Hiking poles
Hiking Overnight
The same as a day hike plus
Extra minimum 2 litres of water per person
More snacks and meals- nuts, dried fruit, muesli bars, etc
Clothes to suit the weather/night conditions
Torch/ headlamp
Sleeping bag & foam mattress
Camping (with car)
Tent and mallet for tent pegs
Mattress
Sleeping bag
Pillow
Toothbrush & toothpaste
Bottled water
Food, cutlery & plates
Cooker if cooking
Toilet paper
Torch/lantern
Warmer clothes for night
Bug spray
Bibbulmun Track/ long hike
Neville Rossiter recently completed the Bibbulmun Track hike and put together a great image outlining the equipment he used and recommends for the hike.
Another hiker, Elena, also completed the track and here she is with her pack contents and recommendations.
36L backpack @ospreyaustralia
Sleeping Mat @seatosummitaustralia
Sleeping Bag & liner @marmot & @seatosummitaustralia