The Ultimate Road Trip Packing Checklist
Road trips are fun! They can be wonderful and adventurous if you have all the essentials rightly packed. If not, it can be daunting to deal with certain situations. Here’s all you need to pack on a road trip.
Always keep a spare tire for you never know when you run into a flat tire.
This kit should have all the tools that you might need to fix your car on the way such as flares, cables, etc.
Owner manual is of great help when you cannot understand if something goes wrong with your car on the way.
These 3 are must-have documents for a road trip to prevent any legal actions against you.
Other than a water gallon, you need to keep fluids such as brake fluid, transmission fluid, engine oil, etc. with you.
It comes in handy when you need a gas or petrol refill but the station is a bit far.
These portable bags/cans make sure your car does not smell bad and you dispose of everything properly.
Sunshades are crucial especially if you are traveling in the summers.
These are must-haves to wipe off dirt and clean yourself when required.
Sunscreen is important to protect yourself from sunburns or extra tanning. Get the one with SPF 30+
Hand sanitizer makes sure you do not eat or drive with dirty hands.
Having a personal towel is essential so that you do not have to use anyone else’s on the trip.
Deodorant is the key to remain fresh and smell good during the entire trip.
A mosquito spray helps keep those little rebels away and prevent red bumps on your body.
Sunglasses protect your eyes from excessive heat. Or, you always need them for some cool photographs.
What’s a trip without a hat? Keep your favorite straw hat or camping hat with you!
Sweaters or jackets are lifesavers if you are traveling during winters to a chillier place.
Raincoats are best for the monsoon season as well as for snow.
Gloves and socks keep you warm and able to drive the distance.
A warm blanket is another winter’s need to keep yourself locked away from cold.
As for the rest, pack in your favorite pair of jeans, tops, frocks, shoes, and everyday makeup for the trip glam.
In case you do not find a power source nearby, having a portable charger keeps your phone alive.
With a map application, you know the easiest and traffic-free route to take.
A camping app helps take the route where you can camp for a while or night long.
With a hotel app, you can find where you can spend the night or eat food.
With a mini toolset, you can cut things, open cans, and fix screws on the way.
A travel pillow keeps your neck and shoulders at ease all day long. Also, you can get a convenient sleep.
A water bottle keeps you hydrated and healthy.
A flashlight helps walk down the road or set up your camp at night with ease.
A first aid box should have bandages, painkillers, etc.
Your go-to snacks such as sandwiches, chips, coffee, etc. make the best road trip partners.