Sleep and shelter
- Sleeping bag suitable for the season
- Roll mat or sleeping mat
- Small pillow
- Pyjamas or nightwear
- Torch or headtorch with spare batteries
Pack smart.
Adventure more.
A straightforward checklist for Scout camps and sleepovers. Always check the event letter for trip-specific requirements.
Before you pack
Label it. Keep it simple.
Your leader’s kit list comes first. Use this as a helpful starting point.
Clothes
- Scout uniform and necker
- Warm layers and spare tops
- Waterproof coat and trousers
- Sturdy, comfortable footwear
Wash kit
- Toothbrush and toothpaste
- Soap or body wash
- Small towel
- Sun cream and insect repellent
Eating and drinking
- Named reusable water bottle
- Plate, bowl and mug if requested
- Knife, fork and spoon if requested
Useful extras
- Small day bag
- Notebook and pencil
- Dirty-laundry bag
- Any event-specific kit requested
Leave at home
- Valuables or expensive jewellery
- Electronic games unless agreed
- Aerosol sprays
- Food or sweets unless requested
One last checkMedication and
Medication and
contact details.
Give all medication directly to the event leader in its original packaging. Make sure emergency contacts and health information are up to date before departure.