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Canoe/ Kayak camp list: Clothing: - Feet; o Something that is neoprene recommended, sock or shoe o If needed can use wool or fleece sock, then put plastic bag around it, then shoe over that. o Where shoes that dry quick and are not heavy - Body: While Paddling; o Be sure and layer! o As a base layer neoprene recommended, better to do two piece instead of one piece o Sub in a polyester, or even wool base layer if needed. You can use long under wear, or a basic fleece pull over or pant would work. o You might want a thin light weight next to skin wear before base layer. No Cotton! o Over the base layer you will want something water resistant, even water proof. If you have a rain suit, gore-tex or something similar, that will work. If not an inexpensive pvc or vinyl rain suit would work just fine. - Head and Hands; o Make sure to have a stocking cap, neck gator or scarf. This will help keep you warm if cold! You may want a hat also for keeping sun or even rain out of face. o Bring a pair of non-cotton gloves, if you get really cold hands mittens are much better. Also bring disposable hand warms are great, also work with feet. - Body: At camp; o Bring something comfortable, extra socks, and shoes as well. Just keep in mind packing size of items, space may be limited. It might not be a bad idea to have extra hat, gator, and gloves (in case things get wet during the day.). - One of the best things to wear to help keep warm is your PFD! Storage: - Dry Bags; o They are very nice to have and keep things dry (for the most part). If you do not have dry bags using the double trash bag method inside a duffle or backpack can work just fine. Also 5-gallon buckets with lids are good. o Some things do not need dry bags like tent poles, tent stakes, water bottles, cook sets, etc. These can just be put in regular bags.
Gear Check List: - Paddles - PFD - Seat cushions (option for canoe) - Tent: poles, stakes, ground tarp, fly - Sleeping Bag - Sleeping Pad - Stove* - Storage Bags - Clothing - Extra shoes for camp - Hand Warmers - First Aid Kit* - Toilet Paper - Small towel, not cotton - Food (dont forget the hot chocolate!) - Water - Cup and/or bowel - Spoon and/or fork - Any personal items (contacts, medications, etc.) - Flash Light and/or head lamp (extra batteries also) - Camera* (can get water proof disposable) - Clothing to leave in car for after trip * items not really needed, most of the time others in group will be bringing them.
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