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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Greenbrier State Park in MD has camp cooksites without the campsite. I recommend doing a trial run for just lunch--pick a nice weekend day in March or April, drive up with your cooking gear and set a fire and make burgers. Great way to figure out the meal stuff (and what gear you need) without worrying about the other stuff.

Here's my camp cook box list:
Skillet
Tongs
Spatula
Water boiling pot
Matches
Newspaper
Chopping board
Knife
Dishtowel/pot holder
Wash basin
Sponge
Detergent
Plates/bowls
Knives/forks/spoons
Napkins
Juice/ water cups
Coffee cups
Coffee pot
Coffee
Chocolate
Granola bars
Salt & pepper
Foil
Ziplocs
Trash bags[/quote]

Oh what a hassle just for lunch.  I say just go for it and camp on the weekend.  What I do though is schedule at least one day to pack before I go.  Packing can take awhile.  I have enjoyed camping in KOA campsites with kids.  Before kids, we would just camp in the National Forest for free, but they aren't up for that yet. The KOA in Harrisonburg, VA or Harpers Ferry are pretty good.  Just look at the map and tell them which site you want.[/quote]

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