Bonnaroo 2013
The Master List of Supreme Organization!
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Crucial Items: Wristbands, cash, extra vehicle key (in case you lose or lock the original in your car).
Centeroo Bag
Centeroo Bag
Camp Gear: Whatever you sleep with
(pillows, sleeping bags, blankets).
EZ Up
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Coolers (2+)
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Bungees & Zip Ties
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Scissors
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Extra Batteries
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Tent (w/ luggage lock)
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Camp Grill
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Hammer
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Utensils (Spork!?)
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First Aid Kit
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Tarp
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Folding Table
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Duct Tape
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Plates/Bowls
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Dishpan & Towels
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Lantern & Flashlights
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Camp Chairs
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Trash Bags
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Lighter
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Ziplock Bags
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Toiletries, etc: Most of these items
should be in travel packs for easy carrying in your backpack. The
anti-bacterial pump is for your campsite and the Dr. Bronner’s is an “everything”
wash for the showers.
Sunscreen
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Aloe/After Sun
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Baby Wipes
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Anti-bac Wipes
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Anti-bac pump
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Toothbrush
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Toothpaste
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Brush/Comb
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Hair ties, bands
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Dr. Bronner’s
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Pain reliever
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Pepto/Immodium
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Goldbond
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Clothing (for girls): Comfortable is better than
cute!
Bike Shorts (for under dresses)
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Shorts (I actually stick to dresses)
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Floppy Hat (protect yourself from burns!)
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Sun dresses
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Yoga Pants
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Sunnies
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Tee Shirts/Tanks
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Sports Bras
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Socks & Undies
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Footwear: I know flip-flops seem like a good choice but really just bring them for when you have to use the port-o-john at night. Stick with comfortable footwear options like a canvas shoe (Toms, Sanuk) or sturdy sandal. You may also want to bring rubber galoshes in case it rains and gets super muddy.
Food & Drink: Gallons of water, Gatorade or other sports drink with electrolytes, any alcohol you want (just make sure it is not in glass). For food I like to bring a variety of small snack foods and purchase meal type foods in Centeroo or from camp vendors. The bit of cooking that I do at camp involves eggs and sausage for breakfast or grilling some chicken at lunch/dinner. Everything else is cold or dry food that can be kept in a Rubbermaid bin or cooler. See my food related posts for more ideas.
