Prepared for the camping vacation Secure your Adventures

We´ve created a packing list for you so you don´t forget anything on your next vacation.

Packing list:

Camping is high on the list of priorities for many. There are many reasons for this. It is cheap and a great way to spend time outdoors.  There are many official campsites where you can easily camp for one or more nights. The only downer is that you can’t bring too much luggage. To help you remember the most important items, we’ve put together a practical packing list for your next camping trip.

Packing list:

Whether you are traveling in an RV, a camper, van, or just pitching your tent at a campsite, one thing is certain: there’s no way to take your entire household with you. It’s important to pack thoughtfully, but not to forget anything important.

Our tips at a glance: 

• The basic equipment includes: Indestructible camping dishes and utensils, camp stoves, and food that has a long shelf life.
• To keep your grill or bikes from being stolen out front of tent while you’re right around the corner, for example, it is also advisable to make sure you have a basic set of security products - such as with the Combiflex roll-back cable lock.
• Sometimes the weather can change quickly. Not only might the sun briefly disappear behind a cloud, but there might even be a nasty wind coming up. With our different length bungee cords in the set, you can give items flexible support.
• Remember your travel documents. It is best to make copies of the most important documents (ID card, passport, driver's license, vaccination certificate) in advance so that it is easier for you to prove your identity later if you lose them. An RFID blocker for debit and credit cards can also be a good way to prevent your cards from being read by strangers.
• Pack a ground sheet for the tent, which can be helpful especially when the ground is damp.
• For your bike lock and backpack lock, our PS88 care spray cleans dirty cylinders in just a few moments.

The laws around wild camping vary from country to country. In Germany, for example, it is generally forbidden to spend the night with your camper, caravan or tent somewhere on the side of the road, in a parking lot or generally outside an official campsite in the wild. But with the so-called "bivouacking" (camping with a sleeping mat and sleeping bag) on the other hand, it is often possible.

Basically, in many European countries it is first of all forbidden to pitch your tent anywhere in the great outdoors. In Finland, Sweden and Norway, on the other hand, it is allowed, but with some restrictions.

Therefore applies: Find out in advance what the situation is with wild camping in your vacation region.