Outdoor Trip

Group camping trips without six tents and no firewood.

Tents, cooking gear, food, and firewood — split across the group so nobody over-packs (or shows up empty-handed).

🏕️ One checklist. No duplicate camp stoves.
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10 invited · Fri – Sun
🌲 Weekend at Pine Ridge
Requested
16 items
RSVP
9 yes
Coverage
81%
  • T
    Theo · Tent (4-person)
    Claimed
  • A
    Ava · Camp stove + fuel
    Claimed
  • L
    Leo · Firewood
    Claimed
Essentials covered81%
Gear, not duplicated
One tent claimed is one tent covered
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Firewood & cooking covered
Claimed before anyone hits the road
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Meals split by day
Nobody over-packs the cooler
Why an item registry

Pack light. The group already covered the rest.

Gear that doesn't get duplicated

Tents, stoves, and lanterns claimed once so nobody hauls a spare for nothing.

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Firewood & cooking supplies covered

Assign who brings the stove, fuel, and firewood before you're at the campsite.

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Food split by meal

Breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks divided so nobody over-packs a cooler.

How it works

A camping trip plan in four steps.

1️⃣
Create your trip

Set the campsite, dates, and how many are coming.

2️⃣
Add your gear & food list

List shelter, cooking gear, meals, and safety items as claimable.

3️⃣
Share the link

Everyone RSVPs and sees exactly what to pack.

4️⃣
Everyone packs their part

Coverage climbs as gear and meals get claimed.

What to bring

Everything the campsite needs.

Shelter

Tents, tarps, and hammocks sized for the group.

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Fire & cooking

Firewood, camp stove, and cast iron for the group meal.

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Food by meal

Breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks split across campers.

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Safety & tools

First aid kit, flashlights, and a multi-tool.

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Water & coolers

Water jugs, filters, and coolers with plenty of ice.

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Camp extras

Games, a speaker, or an extra hammock for downtime.

FAQ

Group camping trip questions, answered.

How do we avoid everyone bringing the same tent size?

List tents by size and count on your registry (for example, "4-person tent x1"). Once one is claimed, the group can see exactly how much more sleeping space is needed.

Who should plan the group meals?

Split meals by day and type — breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks — and let each camper claim one so nobody hauls a cooler for the whole trip alone.

What safety gear should be on every camping registry?

A first aid kit, flashlights or headlamps, and a multi-tool are easy to forget when everyone assumes someone else has it. Add them as claimable items so they\u2019re covered.

Can we split the cost of shared gear like a camp stove?

Yes. Add the gear item to your registry and turn on optional crowdfunding so the group can chip in toward a shared purchase or rental.