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I am not sure what verb I would use for "packing up" (e.g. Packing clothes into a suitcase). Would I use the verb 詰める {つめる}, which is "to stuff into?"

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Yes, you would use 詰める. (you can also use variants such as 詰め込む)

You can get a lot of example sentences on Google, too.

This one is pretty useful as well.

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  • Can you also use 詰める for in general packing up? (for example, packing up and checking out of a hotel).
    – Joshuap88
    Commented Dec 19, 2018 at 0:00
  • @Joshuap88 In that case, 荷造りをする as istrasci mentioned would be better. Ex: 荷造りをしてチェックアウトをする
    – user32204
    Commented Dec 19, 2018 at 0:04
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[荷造]{に・づく}り specifically means "packing up". The verb would be 荷造り（を）する.

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