It's not easy knowing what to take. We're going to break down everything you need to camp and stay connected, both at an Offsite property or on your own. Print this baby out and cross them off! Whenever you book with us, we'll also send you a list of what you need as well for your stay. Remember - whatever you bring in, you must take out! Leave No Trace!
Camping at an Offsite Property
At Offsite, pretty much everything you need is already there for you!
Shelter:
Included, this is our specialty - we've got you covered, literally!
Clothing + Footwear:
Make sure to pack appropriately for the weather and your activities. Be sure to check both the highs and lows for your upcoming trip, and avoid cottons or fabrics that may keep you damp if you plan on being outside often. If you want, you can just stay in the cabin the whole time in the robe we provide, but we hope you'll get out and enjoy a bit!
Moisture wicking clothing + underwear
Socks (wool or synthetics)
Hiking boots or trail shoes
Hat
Sunglasses
Base layer (temperature dependent)
Bathing suit
Rain gear
Insulated outerwear when appropriate
Beanie, gloves, neck warmer when appropriate
Utility:
We provide every camping tool you should need for your stay. Please bring what you typically would with you to a hotel, or any of your own camping gear that you prefer.
Credit card or cash
Personal I.D.
Cell phone
Reusable water bottle
Camp Kitchen:
You'll have a stove inside and a grill outside, as well as beverages to drink and snacks to consume. There are great local restaurants around and included in your welcome guide, but if you plan on cooking you might plan on taking:
Your preferred food and beverages to cook.
Hygiene
Everyone has their own routine, so don't feel ashamed to take more or less!
Toothbrush
Toothpaste
Deodorant
Reef safe sunscreen
Bug repellent
Work
We designed our cabins to be the perfect place to escape and focus. Whether your coming to read, write, code, edit or just relax we've got the setup for you. We have monitors and tech-accessory kits to rent so you don't have to lug your gear around with you, as well as whiteboard and pin-up space to organize ideas.
Laptop or work device
Book
Notebook
Car camping on your own
If you're planning on going out on your own, we recommend the following! This list is for car camping - if you're going on an extended backpacking trip, we recommend finding resources specific to your region. Backpacker is a great place to start!
Shelter:
Tent (w/ stakes, footprint, rainscreen)
Sleeping bag
Sleeping pad
Pillow
Hammock (if you're trying to really relax)
Utility:
Headlamp or lantern
Multi-tool or knife
Duct-Tape
Saw or axe
Credit card or cash
Personal I.D.
Cell phone
Camp Kitchen:
Some campgrounds offer drinkable water and cooking stations. Be sure to double check what you will or won't have before you arrive.
Filled reusable water bottle (+ extra if water is not available on-site)
Cooler + ice packs or ice
Appropriate amount of food
Stove
Cook pots + pans
Cooking utensils
Bottle opener / Can opener
Dish Towel
Biodegradable soap
Plates / Bowls / Utensils
Portable Coffee or Tea maker
Clothing / Footwear:
Make sure to pack appropriately for the weather and your activities. Be sure to check both the highs and lows for your upcoming trip, and avoid cottons or fabrics that will keep you damp.
Moisture wicking clothing + underwear
Socks (wool or synthetics)
Hiking boots or trail shoes
Hat
Sunglasses
Base layer (temperature dependent)
Bathing suit
Rain gear
Insulated outerwear when appropriate
Beanie, gloves, neck warmer when appropriate
Hygiene
Everyone has their own routine, so don't feel ashamed to take more or less!
Toilet paper
Toothbrush
Toothpaste
Biodegradable soap
Hand sanitizer
Quick-dry towel
First-aid kit
Reef-safe sunscreen
Bug repellent
Menstrual products
Any necessary medicines or devices
Work
It's still easy to be productive while camping! Whether that's educating yourself through books, working through ideas in a notebook, or taking calls and meetings in between hikes, the great outdoors is still one of the most inspiring places to get things done. Check out our guide to working outdoors for more tips.
Laptop or work device
Book
Headphones w/ microphone for calls
Notebook
Pen or pencil
Planning a camping trip and have questions? Feel free to reach out and we'd be happy to help! Just send an email to hello@offsite.camp
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