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You need a stand for your cooker and to keep all your pots and pans on.

 We made an electric hook up lead with sockets on so we could take small fridge, electric kettle etc. and  a light which had a clamp on to clamp onto one of the poles

Most sites  have wifi but costs about 3.00 a night.

maybe a small heater cos it can be cold at night if you are camping in UK. Most peole take 2 windbreaks to make their pitch bigger and give privacy when eating etc. Also you may want a small toilet if the kids need to go to the loo in the night, there are several types available from just a bucket type with a toilet seat (about 20.00)  to aproper chemical toilet, more expensive.

I hope you have a large vehicle to pack all this lot into.  Make a list as you pack it all in then you can use it every time and add to it the things you forgot.

happy camping,  J  x

Oh,  I forgot.  A cadac barbecue, they are brillant for everything,  we do eggs and bacon, pancakes as well as the traditional barbie.

J  x

Quote: Originally posted by smogz on 27/1/2011

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Does campings have wireless networks?

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at julie

read your post about making your own hookup lead.did you fit an rcd to this?

Quote: Originally posted by pitchperfect on 27/1/2011

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Would that be cooking equipment ? Cocking equipment ... that's something quite different ...


EDIT: An internet search may come up with some intersting reults - you may not want to do this at work though ...

Post last edited on 27/01/2011 10:38:33

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My only excuse is that I´m swedish...and as you all know we swedes are pretty open when it comes to s e x ;-)

Cooking...must learn that...

Thanks to you all for all the answers..The grill feels very important and the kitchen cooking(!) table also.

About grill - anybody tried the Primus Vidar gas BBQ?

Quote: Originally posted by wongers on 27/1/2011

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at julie

read your post about making your own hookup lead.did you fit an rcd to this?

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If you've got some spare time, check out my old thread I started a couple of years ago, when we first bought our tent and gear - lots of useful tips from others and a full list of everything I bought.

We did buy a caravan after that first season because the wife just got too cold in the tent at night - but we still have quite a lot of the stuff I bought for the tent!

PS: your english is much better than our Swedish  ...in fact, better than many english people's...