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What other camping things would be fun to have..for my christmas list?

We already have our tent, mattress and chairs. my parent’s have all the cooking supplies and we always go camping with them. We’ll be 23 and 24 next summer and our son will almost be 2. if we’re lucky i’ll be 6 or 7 months pregnant!
I need to put stuff on my xmas list and i can only think that it would be nice to have camping stuff but i can’t think of anything! We don’t do hiking, we go down a really shallow slow river and we also have nice floating chairs that hold snacks and drinks.

Here is the list I use for a base. Have fun and good Luck!

The Family Camping Guide: How To Go Camping With Your Family and Have The Time Of Your Life! $19.95 And here’s just some of what’s inside…Why go camping as a family? Here are five reasons you may not have thought of for why it’s absolutely your best choice (you can use these to convince those family members who need a little “push” to go!) (page 5)Exactly where to go and what to do on your next family camping trip to make sure you’re having loads of fun and nobody gets bored (pages 6-1…

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Arizona Hiking $14.48 Arizona Hiking describes hikes in five categories: urban backyard hikes; family hikes that range from easy to moderate; tougher day hikes that range from moderate to advanced; Grand Canyon hikes ranging from easy to advanced; and overnight hikes. Each description gives specific driving directions, elevations, recommended maps, safety suggestions, and official contacts for details on fees, regulations, etc. Hiking chapters start with two to four feature hikes, followed by at-a-glance descriptions of several additional hikes. Other chapters give general hiking preparation and safety guidelines and list additional resources. Includes seven chapters, total, with index and color map of Arizona.

Hiking Virginia $10.66 Explore the history of a young American nation. Packed with notes on plants, trees, and geology, plus a list of local attractions and good eats and sleeps for the weary hiker, Hiking Virginia covers the Commonwealth's outdoors from the sea shores to the mountain slopes, past and present. Also included is a special section detailing the Appalachian Trail through Virginia, taking thru-hikers along the six-week route from Damascus, Virginia to Harpers Ferry, West Virginia. The previous edition of this guide won the National Outdoor Book Award's Honorable Mention prize for guidebooks.