Camping is a short-term outdoor lifestyle designed to allow people to get close to nature and experience the fun of outdoor life.

The necessities for adult camping will vary depending on the specific camping environment, duration, and personal preferences.

But here is a list of some basic necessities:

Tent: Provide a safe shelter from wind, rain and insects.

Sleeping bag or sleeping mat: Ensure a comfortable sleeping environment in the tent.

Moisture-proof mat: Place on the ground inside the tent to prevent ground moisture from seeping into the sleeping bag.

Backpack: Used to carry all camping equipment.

Lighting equipment: Flashlights, headlamps, camp lights, etc., to ensure sufficient lighting at night.

Cooking equipment: Portable stoves, fuel tanks, pots and pans, tableware, etc., to cook food outdoors.

Food and water: Carry enough water and non-perishable food, such as dry food, canned food, etc. At the same time, it is also important to carry purification equipment for cooking and drinking water.

Warm clothing: Prepare enough warm clothing, including coats, hats, gloves, scarves, etc., according to the climatic conditions of the camping site.

First aid kit: Contains basic first aid supplies, such as bandages, disinfectant, Band-Aids, painkillers, etc.

Multi-purpose knife: A multi-purpose folding knife or Swiss Army knife is very useful when camping.

Map and compass: Although there are GPS and other navigation tools now, traditional maps and compasses are still important backups.

Fire prevention equipment: Such as fire blankets, fire extinguishers, etc., just in case.

Outdoor chairs and tables (optional): If you plan to stay in the camp for a long time, these equipment can improve comfort.

Entertainment equipment: Such as playing cards, board games, music players, etc. to increase the fun of camping.

Personal hygiene products: Such as toothbrushes, toothpaste, shampoo, soap, toilet paper, wet wipes, etc.

Insect repellent: Such as mosquito coils, insect repellent, etc., to prevent insect bites.

Waterproof matches or lighters: Ensure that you can still make a fire in a humid environment.

Ropes and tools: For setting up tents, fixing equipment or other emergencies.

Communication equipment: Mobile phones, chargers and spare batteries, as well as communication equipment that may be needed, such as radios or signal whistles.

Weather forecast equipment: such as a portable radio or mobile phone app to get the latest weather forecast information.

When preparing for camping, be sure to adjust according to the specific camping location and plans, and make sure all equipment is in good working order.