O don't let me forget...

I'll feel lost without my mobile charger.I won't forget my mobile when going on a trip, but if I pack my luggage in a hurry I sometimes forget the charger and the mobile becomes a waste.

why not try mking a list and write them down.. or better yet have an organizer (ie. gadgets) to list all things you need and alert you over time...

Do not forget sunscreen and insect repellent. the most memorable forgetful camping trip was when my friend and I both forgot to bring a can opener. We had canned baked beans on the menu. Innovative woman that I am, I sterilized the screw driver and the needle nose pliers. I poked a hole with the screw driver, then stuck the needle nose pliers in to the point where it cuts wires, and cut that lid almost all the way around. Then, since I also forgot a hot mitt, I flapped the lid up, and used it like a handle, lifting it with the needle nosed pliers once the beans were hot. That is not the only time I ever forgot a hot mitt. Another time, camping with hubby, I forgot the hot mitt, but as I realized this, one blew up to our camp site, and it said something nice about meals being seasoned with love. Felt like God sent that one to me.

Well you are going think this is not true but I dont forget things when it comes to camping. I take a piece of paper and post it on the fridge for a week before we leave and as we think of something we go write it down. We use this same list the next year. We put it out and add to it as needed. We are pros when it comes to roughing it. LOL

We went this weekend in the RV, I know that isnt roughing it but still the same I forgot to bring soap to wash the dishes and garbage bags. I remembered the TP though. Plus took things that we didnt use.

Heavens! You name it, I have forgotten it! I make a written list before we go anywhere and mark things off as I pack. One time I forgot misquitoe repellant! That was bad! I'm always forgetting some medicine someone needs! Never forget matches, especially if you are really roughing it! Usually, the things I forget most often are condiments for the food. Things like salt, pepper, butter, mustard, etc. Happy Camping!

Ok you asked for this Sweetie lol are you ready? Cooker cups Plates fresh Underwear, clean Clothes Wellington Boots Washing and Shower Kit Food that you are able to cook at camping Sleeping Bag Headache Tablets pyjamas raincoat tent hair brush porta loo swimsuit well that is all I can think of at the moment lol

Well their is bug spray, sun block, food, drinks, toothbrush and toothpaste, toilet paper, some cleansing lotion, snacks, cell phone, flashlight, light bulds, batteries, camera, hat, socks, an extra wheel, a phone charger, radio, laptop? and well that's about it for what I can think of, hope this helps. Have a nice and safe trip!

I hate camping .. however I willing did it for a few years as it meant I could go and watch my passion of motor racing on the cheap .. We had a pretty fool proof way of making sure we had everything .. make a checklist of all the things you MUST have and can't do without .. at the end of each camping trip .. check each item to make sure it goes away again .. and pack away the checklist with the camping gear .. Next camping trip use the checklist to make sure everything gets put into the car and only tick it off once it's safely installed in the car .. Over the years we had a number of 'secondary' checklists .. to these lists we added all the things we missed having on a trip .. then we would take them on the next trip .. if they proved useful they made it onto the MUST HAVE checklist .. It only takes a few moments each time to read through the list .. get stuff sorted .. and packed .. and we hardly ever forgot anything ...

Gee, where to start...lol. Books, sunscreen a hat, enough food. Our camping trips were always well planned but not spur of the moment getaways. Everything was stored in a crate in the garage so we could just put the food together, (remember the coffee!), pack the vehicle and go. I would do a room check for items required .... bathroom stuff like toothbrushes, hair brushes, deodorant, soap, towells; from the bedroom, my doonah, decent walking shoes, pillows, clothes...making sure I had something warm just in case. Everything else like plates, mugs, torch, matches etc, was in the crate ready to go. We had it down to a pretty fine art. Don't forget to stop at the pub and pick up the grog for around the campfire at night. Happy camping.

It depends on the type of camping trip that we are taking but we usually don't need much. We take the tent and sleeping bags. I use an air mattress because of my back so I have to take that, and our little air pump to blow it up with. Our first aid kit contains all of our daily medications plus things like motrin, bandaids, etc. I always bring along toilet paper because you never know whether or not it will be available, even if there are restrooms there. We brink extra clothing, including swim suits and towels, warm clothes for the evenings, and shorts for the daytime. Lighters, flashlights, extra batteries, and bug spray are also important. Aside from that our food and drinks are the only other thing we really can't get by without. We always make sure that we start getting things together well in advance because there have been too many times when something has been forgotten. It isn't much fun to get to the campsite and realize that the tent isn't there, or that you have no toilet paper. Eventually we learned our lesson.

Tent, sleeping bag, air-mattress, blow-drier (never use it for my hair but great for blowing up the air-mattress), swim suit, change of warm cloths, food and I'm set to go.

I also have a master list. But it never fails that I will forget something. But the thing that was forgetten last year was the worst. The can opener. Try finding one of those in a hurry!