My missus is really against going camping, she has no interest in it at all, so if I did one day talk her into going with me i'd have to make it as comfortable as possible, so this is probably the stuff i'd get.
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Waste Tank Capacity: 5 gal
Water Tank Capacity: 3 gal
Load Limit: 440 lbs
Cost: $60(includes shipping)
I like this because it looks durable, it flushes like a normal toilet and would be easy to clean up.
This is a changing room/bathroom/shower room
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Cost: $50(includes shipping)
Portable shower
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This uses a propane tank and the water input is a bit confusing, seen a pic of a hose hooked up but not sure how that'd work outside. For water my goal would be to chug along water cooler water pitchers but IDK. I'm conflicted on this one but i'd need a shower that can produce hot water.
Cost: $118(includes shipping)
Coleman Tent
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This thing looks really nice they claim is lot thicker than normal tents, setup is really easy, can split in separate rooms though not necessary, can fit 4 air mattresses in it and has waterproof somethin or another. I'm a fan of coleman stuff, in fact in my room I sleep on an air mattress because TBH they're very comfortable, more so than regular beds, and last while if I don't pop them which i've done 3-4 times in a couple years.
Cost:$80
Coleman airmatress
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I've used this exact same airmatress in the past, was one of my favorite just because it felt nice. I don't know what type i'm using now, usually just grab a new one when one pops(because of something sharp I get in the bed) every few months or so at Walmart. Me and missus combined weight is only about 310 so we can comfortably lay on one of these without worrying about the weight.
Cost: $25-30
Matress portable hand pump
don't feel like posting pic of this but I highly recommend hand pump over battery ones any day, unless you not physically able to use it(as it does take some effort)
Cost:$10
Wool blanket
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I don't really find these comfortable but the fact they're apparently great at heating even when wet i'd be dumb not to get them
Cost: $20
I'll finish this post later lol, so far total cost is $363 for all that give or take.
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