Adventist Youth Honors Answer Book/Camping/Group gear

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These are things that will be needed by the group. Usually, a Pathfinder club will purchase these items.

  • First aid kits
  • Medical release forms (signed by guardians)
  • Sleeping tents - enough to separate the boys and girls.
  • Kitchen tent/canopy
  • Dining tent/canopy
  • Camp stoves
    • Fuel for the stoves
  • Dishes
    • Plates
    • Cups
    • Bowls
    • Eating Utensils
    • Mesh hosiery bags, clothes pins, and clothes line - the dishes go in the mesh bags after washing them, and then the bags clip to the clothesline. This allows them to dry. Each plate, cup, bowl, knife, fork, and spoon should be numbered with a permanent marker, and each camper (including staff) should be assigned a number. This will make every camper accountable for their own dishes.
  • Cooking Supplies
    • Pots and pans
    • Spatula
    • Ladle
    • Serving/stirring spoons
    • Salad bowls
    • Can opener
    • Knives
    • Cutting board
  • Fire Equipment
    • Matches or lighter
    • Firewood, kindling, tinder
    • Fire Extinguisher
    • Axe/saw/hatchet
    • Shovel
  • Storage tubs - These should be numbered, and an alphabetized list of the contents of each should be attached. If the tubs are clear, the lists can be taped to the inside and read from the outside. A master alphabetized list denoting in which tub an item belongs should also be kept in the kitchen. This makes finding things a lot easier. It does require discipline though. Storage tubs can double as dish sinks.
  • Broom/dustpan
  • Tarps
  • Large water jugs
  • Coolers and ice
  • Food
  • Tool kit
  • Duct tape