Lowlands Packing List: What to Bring for a Dry Tent and a Good Night’s Sleep

Lowlands is all about freedom, music and camping. But without proper preparation, your tent becomes a damp cave and your night's sleep a brief powernap. This checklist helps you get the most out of your weekend. Compact, clear and based on real life at the festival grounds.

Camping Gear

• Tent thats easy to pitch and rain-resistant
• Groundsheet or insulating underlayer
• Sleeping mat (self inflatable) or air matress
• Slaapingbag or sleeping liner
• Pillow or inflatable pillow
• Earplugs and possibly a sleep mask
• Tentlight or flashlight
• Repair kit for mat or air matress 
• Camping chair to relax by your tent
• Camping table to eat and things organized 

Clothing

• Raincoat or poncho
• Warm sweater or jacket for evenings
• Breathable clothing
• Long trousers or sweatpants
• Underwear and socks
• Sturdy shoes and flip-flops
• Cap, hat or sunglasses
• Swimwear

Care en hygiene

• Toothbrush and toothpaste
• Sunscreen
• Deodorant
• Toilet paper or wet wipes
• Eco-friendly soap or shower gel
• Towel or quick-dry cloth
• Mirror and toiletries
• Band-aids, blister plasters and painkillers

Food, Drinks and Convenience

• Reusable water bottle
• Mug or cup
• Snacks for breakfast at the tent
• Small plate and cutlery
• Trash bags
• Powerbank and maybe a backup
• Rope, tape, lighter and pocket knife
• Fannypack or small backpack

With this list, you'll avoid unpleasant surprises and give yourself the comfort and peace of mind to enjoy the festival to the fullest. The sleeping mats from needventure® are lightweight, durable and come with a repair kit. For warm nights, the breathable travel sheet is ideal. Want a bit more comfort? Just add a thin sleeping bag and a compact pillow. And with a good chair and table, your tent setup is complete.