Packing List

What Should I Bring To Camp?

• Negative PCR or antigen test

• Sleeping bag OR set of twin sheets & blanket (cabin mattresses are TwinXL)

• Pillow and pillow case

• Closed-toe shoes such as sneakers or sandals that are secure to your feet (ie. Chacos) 

  • No flip flops around camp! Water shoes work great for boating too. 

• Laundry bag

• Sunscreen

• Bug repellent

• Water resistant watch 

• Backpack 

• Flashlight & extra batteries (there are some dimly lit areas around camp)

• Clothing for spirit themed days

• Hat(s) 

• Shorts -- 1 for each day plus 2 extra

• Shirts -- 1 for each day plus 2 extra

• 1 pair of long pants

  • These are required for horseback riding. 

• Socks for each day of camp

• Underwear for each day of camp

• Swim Suit 

  • No bikinis

  • Swim shirts are recommended 

• Pajamas

• Rain jacket

• Sweatshirt (cabins can get cold at night)

• Shower shoes - flip flops are ok for this use only.

• Wash cloth

• 1-2 bath towels

• 1 beach size towel for pool

• Toothpaste and toothbrush

• Comb or Brush

• Shampoo/ conditioner

• Soap/ deodorant

• Water bottle

• If you play a musical instrument, you are welcome to bring it if it is portable and does not require electricity or amplification.

What Should I NOT Bring to Camp?

• Food

• Matches

• Knives (even pocket knives) or any kind of weapon

• Nintendo Switch, Gameboys, portable PlayStations, or other handheld electronic games

• Boom boxes, radios, stereos, iPods, or mp3 players (unless ok'd with Director)

• Bikinis

• Squirt guns

• Shirts with objectionable messages, political messages, profanity, or advertising alcohol, etc.

• Jewelry or other valuables that may get lost during the week

• Sports equipment (bikes, bows, skates, etc.)

• Cell phone 

• Balloons -- camp is latex-free

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