can you help me by trying to make me a complete camping list?.... like PERSONAL HYGIENE, FOOD,FOOD STORAGE, FOOD UTENSILS, SUNSCREEN, HAIR STUFF, NAIL& HAMMERS? ETC. please and thankyou.:)
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Tent
Tarp for over the tent just in case it rains
Hammer
Rope
Blankets
Pillows
Flash lights
Lantern
Extra Batteries
First Aid Kit
Sun block
Bug Spray
Food
Water
Can opener
Camp Grill
Propane
Pots & Pans
Pot Holder
Spatula
Tongs
Cooking Spoon
Pam
Silverware
Plates
Cups
Paper towels/napkins
Dish soap
Pan for washing dishes in
Lighter
Coolers-1 for food and 1 for drinks
ice
Paper to start fire with
Zip lock bags-Put all food in a bag before you place in cooler so water can't get into it
Foil
Hot Dog Roasters
Mountain Pie Makers
Table Cloth
Table cloth clamps
Shampoo
Conditioner
Body wash
Wash cloth
Shower shoes
Toothpaste
Toothbrush
Hairbrush
Deodorant
Towels
Swim Suit
For food ideas go to recipegoldmine.com and click on camping/hiking on the left hand side.
Some foods I like to take camping:
Hot dogs
Marshmallows
Sausage
Cereal
Granola bars
Jerky
Potatoes
Corn
Pancakes
Tent
Tarp for over the tent just in case it rains
Hammer
Rope
Blankets
Pillows
Flash lights
Lantern
Extra Batteries
First Aid Kit
Sun block
Bug Spray
Food
Water
Can opener
Camp Grill
Propane
Pots & Pans
Pot Holder
Spatula
Tongs
Cooking Spoon
Pam
Silverware
Plates
Cups
Paper towels/napkins
Dish soap
Pan for washing dishes in
Lighter
Coolers-1 for food and 1 for drinks
ice
Paper to start fire with
Zip lock bags-Put all food in a bag before you place in cooler so water can't get into it
Foil
Hot Dog Roasters
Mountain Pie Makers
Table Cloth
Table cloth clamps
Shampoo
Conditioner
Body wash
Wash cloth
Shower shoes
Toothpaste
Toothbrush
Hairbrush
Deodorant
Towels
Swim Suit
For food ideas go to recipegoldmine.com and click on camping/hiking on the left hand side.
Some foods I like to take camping:
Hot dogs
Marshmallows
Sausage
Cereal
Granola bars
Jerky
Potatoes
Corn
Pancakes
Camping at Pinecrest?
Shelly H
What are some activities that are fun to do with friends while camping? Any good camping stories? Good camping pranks to play on friends? Traditions? We are going camping at Pinecrest Lake this weekend.
Answer
The whole area is like a huge summer camp for everyone so I'm sure you'll have fun with your family.
"Pinecrest Lake is located 30 miles east of Sonora on State Highway 108. The Lake lies in a timbered setting at an elevation of 5,600 feet. The California Department of Fish and Game regularly stocks Pinecrest Lake with rainbow trout. Groceries and other services are available nearby at the Pinecrest commercial center.
Pinecrest summer visitors enjoy swimming, boating, hiking, camping, fishing, picnicking, interpretive programs and biking.
* http://www.fs.fed.us/r5/stanislaus/summit/biking.shtml
* 300 camp sites with tables, grills, flush toilets and piped water in 2 campgrounds (Pinecrest Campground and Meadowview Campground)
* 3 group sites with tables, grills, fireplaces, vault toilets and piped water in 1 group campground (Pioneer Trail Group Campground)
* Day Use Sites: Pinecrest Boat Launch; 50 picnic sites with grills, flush toilets and piped water in 1 picnic area (Pinecrest); Designated swim area. No dogs allowed in Day Use Area (between Pinecrest Lake Road/Pinecrest Avenue and the boat launch and the fishing pier) from May 15 to September 15.
* Fishing (accessible fishing pier)
* Hiking: Pinecrest National Recreation Trail, a 4 mile hiking trail around the lake; Paved pathways connecting points of interest."
http://www.fs.fed.us/r5/stanislaus/visitor/pinecrest.shtml
There's also the resort with activities: http://www.pinecrestlakeresort.com/Activities%20in%20Pinecrest.htm
Here's a story and some traditions:
"August is the month my family makes its annual escape to Pinecrest Lake, a pretty little jewel north of Yosemite. We've been carrying on this tradition for decades, and now my own children jump into the cold water just as I used to, heart willing and teeth chattering.
As lakes go, Pinecrest isn't particularly spectacular, and it isn't even large enough to allow waterskiing. Nevertheless, when I read our cover story on best lakes (page 86), I thought of Pinecrest because it's the setting for so many of my best summer memories. I caught my first fish there (a brown trout I carried back to camp clutched in my hand after my brother took off with the creel). Made old-fashioned peach ice cream and roasted marshmallows. Learned to drive my uncle's outboard, and did more bailing than sailing aboard the Suzy Q his ancient wood sailboat. When I think of summer, I think of these pleasures at the lake...."
http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1216/is_2_207/ai_77875543
I actually caught my first trout here too, and just thought of it after reading this story. Here's the pic: http://i188.photobucket.com/albums/z106/yahooanswersimages1/PINE1.jpg
The whole area is like a huge summer camp for everyone so I'm sure you'll have fun with your family.
"Pinecrest Lake is located 30 miles east of Sonora on State Highway 108. The Lake lies in a timbered setting at an elevation of 5,600 feet. The California Department of Fish and Game regularly stocks Pinecrest Lake with rainbow trout. Groceries and other services are available nearby at the Pinecrest commercial center.
Pinecrest summer visitors enjoy swimming, boating, hiking, camping, fishing, picnicking, interpretive programs and biking.
* http://www.fs.fed.us/r5/stanislaus/summit/biking.shtml
* 300 camp sites with tables, grills, flush toilets and piped water in 2 campgrounds (Pinecrest Campground and Meadowview Campground)
* 3 group sites with tables, grills, fireplaces, vault toilets and piped water in 1 group campground (Pioneer Trail Group Campground)
* Day Use Sites: Pinecrest Boat Launch; 50 picnic sites with grills, flush toilets and piped water in 1 picnic area (Pinecrest); Designated swim area. No dogs allowed in Day Use Area (between Pinecrest Lake Road/Pinecrest Avenue and the boat launch and the fishing pier) from May 15 to September 15.
* Fishing (accessible fishing pier)
* Hiking: Pinecrest National Recreation Trail, a 4 mile hiking trail around the lake; Paved pathways connecting points of interest."
http://www.fs.fed.us/r5/stanislaus/visitor/pinecrest.shtml
There's also the resort with activities: http://www.pinecrestlakeresort.com/Activities%20in%20Pinecrest.htm
Here's a story and some traditions:
"August is the month my family makes its annual escape to Pinecrest Lake, a pretty little jewel north of Yosemite. We've been carrying on this tradition for decades, and now my own children jump into the cold water just as I used to, heart willing and teeth chattering.
As lakes go, Pinecrest isn't particularly spectacular, and it isn't even large enough to allow waterskiing. Nevertheless, when I read our cover story on best lakes (page 86), I thought of Pinecrest because it's the setting for so many of my best summer memories. I caught my first fish there (a brown trout I carried back to camp clutched in my hand after my brother took off with the creel). Made old-fashioned peach ice cream and roasted marshmallows. Learned to drive my uncle's outboard, and did more bailing than sailing aboard the Suzy Q his ancient wood sailboat. When I think of summer, I think of these pleasures at the lake...."
http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1216/is_2_207/ai_77875543
I actually caught my first trout here too, and just thought of it after reading this story. Here's the pic: http://i188.photobucket.com/albums/z106/yahooanswersimages1/PINE1.jpg
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