Mayflower Camps - Things you might bring


	If you just arrived with the means to sleep warm and dry and enough clothes and footwear to cope with whatever weather, then you would make out alright. But you may want to consider any of the following items. Bear in mind that these are memory joggers for you to consider. There are many items that not everyone needs to bring. Camping Gear Tent, poles pegs and mallet Warm bedding Hot water bottles Ground sheets Chairs Lamps and torches Water container Saw and axe Matches and fire lighters Musical instruments and songs and music sheets Poems, stories and books Clothing - for every kind of weather Clothing - for dressing up & partying Wellies or waterproof boots are vital if it is at all wet Macs, cagoules, umbrellas. Towels, First Aid and ear plugs Sun hats, sun cream and sunglasses		Cooking equipment and cutlery Usually campers bring enough basic cooking and eating kit to cover their needs. There are some very large pots and pans as part of the field's resource - as well as some basic cutlery and crockery. Toasting rack Tea or coffee pot Pans Trivet Chopping knives and board Tin and bottle opener Corkscrew Food - for basic needs and treats Aylsham has most things available and is a short drive away. Campers often share trips in, or get things for each other.