Glamping and Comfort Camping Checklist

Track & Canopy · Updated 2026-10-16 · Tick items as you pack — print or save as PDF from your browser.

The bed system

A luxury bed is the frame, the insulation under it and the bedding on top, together.

  1. Quality air bed with built-in pump Essential
  2. Insulating mat or rug under the bed Essential
  3. Real pillows, one spare
  4. Fitted sheets and a warm top layer
  5. Bags or duvet matched to the season
  6. Bed-side pouch for torch and phone

The kitchen system

Flow beats features: prep surface, heat, cold, wash and dry, in a walkable line.

  1. Camp kitchen unit with work surface Essential
  2. Two-burner stove and two spare gas canisters Essential
  3. 12V fridge or quality esky
  4. Kettle and a coffee method you love
  5. Real cutlery, plates and a washing tub
  6. Tap water container, 15 L minimum Essential
  7. Bin with a lid and heavy bags

Shade and the living room

The dining room and lounge decide whether the camp is a place you live or just sleep.

  1. Gazebo or canopy with wind-rated frame Essential
  2. Canopy weights and guy kit, four corners Essential
  3. Camp table big enough for dinner
  4. Proper chairs, one per person plus a lounger
  5. Outdoor rug and a couple of floor cushions
  6. Side table for drinks within arm reach

The bathroom system

The amenity block is shared; the five-star part is what you wrap around it.

  1. Privacy screen or pop-up change room
  2. Fast-dry towels and a towel rail line
  3. Wash bag with mirrors and hooks
  4. Non-slip mats for the shower walk
  5. Warm-water flask for a 6 am sink shower

Light and power

Warm, layered light is the single cheapest luxury at any campsite.

  1. Main lantern with dimmer and warm mode Essential
  2. String lights for the canopy
  3. Table candle or flameless equivalent
  4. Outdoor-rated extension lead and power block
  5. Multi-port charger station for the crew
  6. Head torch per person, hidden in elegance

Chosen luxuries

The pick-five list. Everything here is optional; five of them are chosen on purpose.

  1. French press or proper espresso kit
  2. Cast-plate or griddle for real breakfasts
  3. Bluetooth speaker at neighbour-quiet volumes
  4. Wine glasses and a chiller
  5. Book-and-blanket corner under the canopy
  6. Small fan for the tent's hot nights