Camping has its own unique footwear requirements. When hiking, obviously, choose a comfortable pair of waterproof hiking boots with a deep tread. The lacing should bind the feet and ankles to protect against turning. A pair of fluffy wool socks keeps feet dry and pampered. Break in a new pair of hiking boots before the camping trip.
Blisters are much easier to handle at home.
For the campsite, a pair of gym shoes or other comfortable footwear works well. Keep a pair of sandals near the tent door for midnight bathroom breaks. Bring a few extra days worth of clothes, especially socks, in case of an unexpected rainstorm or clothes get dirty. When packing the heaping mounds of clothing stacked on the bed, a large duffel bag works best. Roll clothes into a cylinder to conserve space and make retrieval easier later.