I know this is probably too late but I find the black (plastic?) cooking tools, that are seriously cheap (like €2 for a set of 5) are good for camping, non stick, but useful and do the job well enough. I have a set and a few single pieces - whisk, spatula, spoon, slotted spoon, tongs, ladle etc.
Washing up brushes
Dustpan and brush
A mat to put inside the door and stop mud getting into the rest of the tent.
The SAMLA storage boxes and lids are handy - not THE strongest on the market, but I have
a 22l box with an insert (like a carry tray that takes up half the depth) that holds all my kitchen utensils and washing up stuff, and various other bits;
a 45l box which holds my cooking stuff, crockery, spare tent pegs etc;
and lids for both.
(I also have 2 of the 45l boxes and a 65l box all with lids that I use for my Cub Scout pack's gear - most of the kitchen stuff, various games and things to keep them occupied, a small blackboard to write up patrol chores etc). And they have survived 3 camping trips with my boisterous Cubs! (I often take 1 of these with me on personal trips too, as they stack into each other when empty and can be handy as a spare bucket/basin etc).
The biggest size of the box of freezer/food bags - (4.5l and 6l sized). They are not only very handy for large meals and marinating etc, but you can pack a day's clothes into a bag (and set them up for each day at home - great to just grab a bag to add to your drawstring bag with towel and toiletries to go to the shower block in the mornings), or all the socks in 1, all the knickers in another - to keep things dry and organized in chaotic bags in the tent.