List in progress
paper towels
Trash bags
flashlight
batteries
Hygiene
Alcohol sanitizing gell
toothbrush
toothpaste
soap (enviro friendly)
Shelter
tent
bottom tarp
Cooking
sturdy cup for holding most meals
Fork
Knife
Spoon
cooking pot
cooking pan/lid
stove
fuel
matches
vasaline
tinder
Paper plates, cups, bowls -- all to avoid washing..burn, baby, burn
Container to bring water from creek, bucket, other?
Clothing
flip flops
water shoes
socks
hat for sun
hat for warmth/sleeping
white long sleeve cotton shirt (sun protection)
Best book for paring down this list to the essentials is Ray Jardine's Beyond Backpacking. Though it's written with hikers in mind, most of the advice and principles can be used for camping of whatever sort.
 | Beyond Backpacking: Ray Jardines Guide to Lightweight Hiking |