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Camping Notebook Organizer

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Free Printable Camping Notebook // In Our Pond // RV // tent camping // tent trailer // pop up tent trailer // camping with kids // camping organization // half binder // free printable

About five years ago, I found a link on Pinterest that brought me to a printable camping organization notebook from All Those Details.  I was so inspired by her ideas that I created one of my own and gifted it to my parents.  At the time, I didn't want to post my own notebook printable, because I felt like it was too close to when she posted hers.

Well, as I said, it's been a few years.  My parents love their notebook and have been encouraging me to add the free printable to the blog.  I started completely from scratch and added more pages than I had originally.

Included in the Printable:

BINDER COVER- slip it into the half binder

THREE YEAR CALENDAR- summer months (May-Sept) of 2018-2020 for planning your trips

NOTES AND LISTS- space to write and organize

CAMPGROUND REVIEWS- keeping track of where you camp and all the details

HOBBY SUPPLY LISTS- packing lists specific to types of hobbies (fishing, boating, climbing, etc)

WHO'S COMING AND WHEN- for group trips with lots of coming and going

THINGS TO DO- bucket lists, places you want to visit, campgrounds, etc.

FAVORITE CAMP FOODS- master list for creating the menus

DON'T FORGET- things you always forget OR things you need to replace

THINGS TO BUY- products others used that you want to buy or replace

SCORE SHEET- keep track of your game scores and rivalries here

CAMP MENU- list of foods you're bringing or making

7-DAY MENU- plan and post the food for seven day with three meals and snacks*

3-DAY MENU- plan and post the food fora weekend with three meals and snacks*

*My parents like to display their menu on the tent trailer for everyone in the group to see.  They also write who is responsible for which foods on it.*


Free Printable Camping Notebook // In Our Pond // RV // tent camping // tent trailer // pop up tent trailer // camping with kids // camping organization // half binder // free printable

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I recommend printing a few copies of this notebook and putting them in a half binder.  The pages can be put in sheet protectors to make them dirt and waterproof.  I would also add some pocket dividers to the binder for separating sections and holding bits of papers like licenses and reservations.

I hope this printable gets you excited about camping, and helps you organize your trips.  As always, this printable is free for personal use.  It also makes a great gift for the campers in your life!


Clipart Graphics are from JSS Scrap Boutique on Etsy.


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  1. JessicaSeptember 4, 2020 at 5:02 PM

    Think your sign up is out of order, I would love to get that printable for my fam! We just got a pop-up and this will be our third weekend in it. Every time, we're like "add that to the list" and we always forget!!
    Thanks, Jessica
    twotens at gmail dot com

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