I am trying camping!!!!

I am doing NC 500 next week on my bike.
Cooking equipment, sleeping bag, roll mat, mosquito spray, puncture repair kit.

 

You'd be much more cozy with a caravan like @Ind spark has

 

You'd love it

 

£900 should be loose change to you

 

I'm quite an experienced camper in a sense, I used to take a trip each year to camp on top of a different mountain, for that you need very light kit and a keen eye on the weather but the morning step out is pretty inspiring.

If you are camping next to your transport all you need is a tent, sleeping bag and a decent mat, campsites have toilets and showers and can usually fit a one man tent in, only thing I would add is a good pillow.

 

Make sure the sleeping bag is a decent one, a good nights sleep is important, I always bought a back packers sleeping bag they are lighter and pack down smaller than a camping sleeping bag plus a liner (the liner is important easy to wash and dries very fast), it shouldn't be very cold so a lighter weight bag should be ok make sure its water proof.

And if you want real luxury a sleeping mat.

I never bothered with a tent just a waterproof sleeping bag cover, a small gas ring and a decent billy can for coffee and a spoon for any food you may want to cook yourself, a multi tool penknife is very handy along with a small torch and a long waterproof Poncho.
I had to carry what I took and did many trips so had it down to a serious minimum, not so bad if you have wheels.

 

Have the chicken evicters not refurbed my caravan round your place yet, you could borrow that after doing a check on wellwishers fusebox installation.

 

And don't forget checking coloumbs barristers wig for flees.

 

The same ones already mentioned, if you camp anywhere near deer you will find tics.

 

You would

 

Be careful mate