Outdoor Camping Checklist

Chances are, you will be spending more time outdoors than indoors at your campsite. You want the area to be as functional as possible, but without taking too much space. For this reason, choose multi-use items that are lightweight and weather-safe.

Essential items

Tent, stove (Tent is necessary for outdoor camping, if you want better camping effect, I suggest you bring a stove, you can refer to the specific use of stove: What Are Tent Stoves Used For?)
sleeping bag
sleeping pad
Camping chair (it is recommended that you don't need to bring it to make your backpack lighter)
headlamp
lighter 
Pillow (if you want to be light, you can omit it)

TOOLS

It is always a good idea to pack plenty of outdoor tools, even if you are not sure you will need them. You can use many items for several applications, including emergencies.

Make sure you have:

A wood axe and handsaw for firewood
A multi-tool pocket knife
Duct tape
Paracord

FIRST-AID

One of the most important safety items to have on-hand is a first-aid kit. Keep your first aid items in a sealable and portable container. Adapt the contents of your kit to fit the specific health requirements for your family.

To ensure each person is a safe and happy camper, be sure your first-aid kit has:

Adhesive bandages
Alcohol
Hydrogen peroxide
Gauze
Over-the-counter pain relievers, antihistamines and antacid tablets
Anti-itch medication, such as calamine lotion
Finger splints
Liquid bandage
Eye drops
Non-latex gloves
An oral thermometer
Prescription medications
A snakebite treatment kit
Sunburn cream or gel
Tweezers
Safety pins
Sterile wipes
Hydrocortisone cream
An EpiPen
A first-aid kit instruction manual

In addition, you also need to bring your toiletries and clothes, your food and tableware, and some commonly used items you need. My suggestion is to reduce the burden of your backpack as much as possible in addition to the necessary items. Make your camping easier and more free.