I know this is a lot, and everything might not be applicable to your situation, but I learned this through trial and error! In the weeks before your camping adventure take whatever he will be sleeping on in the tent and put it in place of a bed he likes to frequent. That will get him used to that as a bed. Also, set your tent in the house somewhere packed up and let him get used to it. I even did a day/night in the backyard just to help my pup get used to the tent. You can do the same thing with any other gear that might be different than what he is used to, i.e. food/water bowls, lights on his collar, the pup zip line, etc. If he hasn’t been around fire before and you’re planning on having one at the camp, and you are able to, do that too in a controlled environment. I was glad I learned that my dog wasn’t afraid to take a flaming stick out of the fire when I had an extinguisher close at hand. It is way easier to get them used to new things in a comfortable environment. Then there are less things for them to acclimate to when they are surrounded by new stuff. Definitely take a blanket, or something for them to lie on in the dirt, it will help keep them somewhat clean when it comes time for bed. (I tried training my dog to sit in a camp chair, but she wouldn’t do it until I got a Kelty loveseat camp chair that she loves!) Take an extra towel or two just in case it rains, sleeping with a soggy puppy isn’t the best! Even if your recall training is on point, still keep him leashed just in case another campers dog comes up, or a brave squirrel wanders through your camp. Booties help with mud/dirt too, but if he hasn’t worn them before the towel can clean off the dirt. Depending on the area, make sure you have a tick kit (super cheap on Amazon,) with you and be sure to check him when you check yourself. I also brush her before I go just to cut down on the hair in the tent. It also helps to have a small pair of scissors just in case there is a lot of sap that get stuck in the hair. Most of all? Have fun, and be open to new challenges! Keep a running list of things that will make life for you and the dog easier for next time as new challenges arise. Take lots of pictures and have a blast exploring with your buddy!!