What are the must-have items for camping in autumn and winter?

For picnicking and camping, the necessary items are as follows

A valid ID, necessary phone number book, tourist map, compass, lightweight telescope, lightweight raincoat, multi-purpose knife, Paper towels, plastic bag, sewing kit including pins, tape, a double strand of plastic rope. Personal equipment: waterproof flashlight, travel hat, cotton or leather gloves, plastic film bag, plastic sandals (replacement when wading), moisture-proof pad, sleeping bag, 4 spare batteries, waterproof sports watch, compass, inflatable sleeping pillow, thermal insulation Aluminum film, trekking poles, leggings, insect-proof hoods, fluorescent sticks, etc.

If you cook by yourself, the following are must-haves:

Cooking utensils and seasonings.

Grain, mineral water, vegetables and meat can be selected based on whether they are sold at the destination and whether it is convenient for you.

The most commonly used prop is a multi-purpose knife. A knife can be used to cut bundled items and cut some fruit to treat yourself. Small scissors can replace nail clippers and can also be used to trim excess hair or cut out articles from newspapers. The can opener can be used to open cans for eating, the screwdriver can be used to open bottles of wine for everyone to drink from, and the tweezers can be used to remove thorns. In addition, bring a roll of tape and a plastic bag to facilitate temporary binding of small things or things that are easy to scatter. Used as stickers, etc., the cotton rope can also be used to tie large luggage, and can be used as a temporary clothes drying rack. The small flashlight can save you from being in a hurry in a suddenly dark room or cave, or help you find your way on a dark road.

Bring as much of the following items as you can

Personal medicines: cold medicine, Huoxiang Zhengqi pills or berberine, bruise medicine, hemostatic patches, vitamin B and C. Straps, mosquito repellent oil, etc. (some medicines can be used as collective medicines), etc.

Personal food: a small amount of chocolate, biscuits, ham sausage, compressed biscuits, a small amount of salt, beef jerky, marshmallows or fruit candies, etc.

Personal supplies: toothbrush/toothpaste, quick-drying towels, toilet paper/paper towels, lighter, shower gel, mosquito repellent (suitable for summer), etc.

Collective equipment: double-layer tents, stoves, cooking utensils, military shovels, 25-meter safety ropes, snake poison, sulfur powder, etc.

Group food: rice, wax sausage, oatmeal, instant polenta, canned crucian carp and luncheon meat, canned pork with pickled vegetables, dried mushrooms, etc.