What to pack for your next camping trip

By JENNIFER C. JACOBSON | Staff ReporterThe big question that is always on people’s minds is, “What should I pack for my next camping excursion?”

We’ve got a bunch of good answers, but we thought it would be helpful to start with a couple of suggestions for packing essentials for the season ahead.

Read moreWhat you should pack for a tripThe most important thing for a first-time backpacker is to pack essentials that can be relied on to last through the harshness of the outdoors.

There’s no question about it, packing for the long haul is what it takes to get out there in the wild.

In the first place, there are a lot of things that you don’t need.

But that doesn’t mean you can just toss them into a backpack.

The biggest pack that will last through a trip is a pack that’s got a good deal of padding.

It’s going to be more than enough for most of the camping trips, but you’ll want to pack some extra to make sure you’re not just sitting in a bag.

The key is to ensure that your backpack is built for a variety of conditions.

If it’s built for dry conditions, there’s not much you can add to it.

And if it’s a combination of wet and dry conditions it’s going be best to add a little bit of water to the bottom.

A good idea is to look at the best bag for the destination.

The reason is that a backpack should be as comfortable and durable as possible, but it should also be able to carry enough gear for a long day of exploring and exploring.

This is the type of gear that is best suited to a number of adventures.

You should also consider what kind of backpack you want to go on.

For a smaller pack, there should be room for a lot more gear than for a bigger pack.

For someone who’s not looking for a bag, you might want a smaller, lighter backpack that’s a bit more compact.

If you’re looking for more room to haul gear in, look at a bigger, heavier backpack.

You can even look at whether you should get an extra pack or two for your first trip.

The key is whether you’ll be looking for an extra bag or two.

If your trip is long enough that you’ll need to pack a lot, then you should probably consider getting an extra two- or three-pound bag.

You’ll want a backpack that has enough padding to support the weight of the gear that you’re carrying, and that’s going into your pack.

You’ll also want a pack with a padded shoulder strap so that it can absorb shocks from the elements.

And finally, you’ll definitely want a lightweight pack that is going to last long into the future.

Read our article on packing essentials, including best camping bags for winter weather.

There’s no denying that most camping trips can be a bit tough.

But the real reason why most people go camping is to explore and to experience nature.

That’s the main reason why backpackers pack.

If the next trip is as tough as the one you’re about to go, then the backpack will be in need of some serious attention.

So what should you pack for the next season?