If they don't say a word that begins with their initial, the first person says, “Sorry, you can't come. And move on to the next person. Tichu is also a good option. You can play it like a normal deck if you remove 2 or more of the special cards and treat the others, if any, as wild cards as needed.
One Night Ultimate Werewolf (extra points for robust components) The Resistance (includes Avalon, which I think is more interesting anyway) One Night Ultimate Werewolf seems to fit thematically. There are versions of The Resistance with poker chips that you can play with a deck of cards if you want. There aren't many waterproof games, but with covers you can do a lot. Something like Love Letter and Hanabi, for example.
Cheap enough to replace them if they get damaged. Check out the Monikers print and game. I really like it as a campfire game, even more so when you play it a couple of times in a row and have jokes between rounds. This is an amazing game to sit around the campfire.
Telestrations is similar to the game “telephone”, except that you draw and then pass your sketchbooks around the circle to let others guess what they see. It's a great community game that attracts the whole circle. It comes with 8 sketchbooks, markers and erasable cloths, making it our only camping set on the list that weighs more than a pound. Soon I'm going camping and I've been told to bring some games and I'm not quite sure what to bring.
I found that bringing some dice and a deck of cards along with Boss Herman's Christmas fun package and Boss Herman's Next Big Thing helped me a lot to pass the time.
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