Participant Packing List
You don’t need to have everything perfect. This is simply a guide to help you feel comfortable and prepared for the weekend.
🎒 Bag
Bring whatever you have:
☐ Backpack
☐ Duffle bag
☐ Small suitcase
🏕 Shelter & Sleep
☐ Tent
☐ Sleeping pad (for comfort and insulation)
☐ Sleeping bag (recommended comfort rating: 0°C to +5°C)
☐ Pillow (or something small from home)
Alternative option:
If you don’t have a sleeping bag, you can bring a duvet and blankets, as long as you’ll be warm overnight.
Optional:
☐ Sleeping bag liner
☐ Eye mask
👕 Clothing
Wear whatever feels comfortable. If possible, avoid cotton as it takes longer to dry.
Daytime:
☐ T-shirts or tops
☐ Shorts or lightweight pants
☐ Comfortable shoes (trail runners or similar)
☐ Hat and sunglasses
Warm layers:
☐ Fleece or jumper
☐ Long sleeve top
☐ Warm socks
Weather protection:
☐ Rain jacket
Sleeping:
☐ Warm layer
☐ Clean top and underwear
Optional:
☐ Camp sandals (crocs, slides, etc.)
☐ Small towel
💧 Water
☐ Water bottle (1–2 litres)
🍫 Snacks
Meals will be provided, but feel free to bring:
☐ Snacks you enjoy
☐ Anything that helps you feel comfortable
🧴 Toiletries & Personal Items
☐ Toothbrush & toothpaste
☐ Sunscreen
☐ Bug spray
☐ Lip balm
☐ Hand sanitiser
☐ Personal medication
Optional:
☐ Wet wipes
☐ Earplugs
🔦 Essentials
☐ Head torch or flashlight
☐ Phone (for emergencies and photos — we’ll mostly be offline)
☐ Power bank (optional)
Optional:
☐ Book or journal
💡 A note on gear
If you’ve selected the gear rental option, your tent, sleeping pad and sleeping bag will be provided.
If you’re bringing your own gear and aren’t sure if it’s suitable, feel free to check in with me.
🌿 Final note
You don’t need to get this perfect.
The goal is simply to arrive feeling comfortable enough to begin. We’ll take care of the rest together.