Packing List

Bring these things to Dash Point Day Camp *every day!*

• Packed Lunch and Snacks in a large gallon zip baggie

• Camp T-Shirt

• Camp Bandana 

• Name Badge Lanyard

• Closed-toe and Closed-heel shoes

• Water Bottle

• Beach Day - Towel & shoes, beach shoes preferred (no sandals or flip flops, closed toe and closed heal only) tennis shoes are ok but keep in mind they will get wet and the camper will need a second dry pair to change into and dry socks.  Crock's or crock style shoes will be allowed on the beach only as long as they have a strap to keep them from coming off.  

• **NOTE: campers will not be swimming at camp, however they will be exploring the beach and wading in the edge of the water.  Our rule is we try to keep them no higher than ankles, but they will get dirty and their feet will get wet when their unit has "Beach Day"

If you need help procuring any of these items, please let us know!

Bring on Monday, dropped off and checked in with Camp Nurse:

• Any medication needed for the week in the original container with the prescription label

• Signed permission, prescription form to administer medication (Link under "Digital Forms")

There are several things that can be packed on Monday, taken home daily or left overnight in their camp bucket!

• Sunscreen

• Bug Repellent

• Sit Upon - 5 gallon bucket with lid. Campers may decorate their bucket prior to attending camp, many will use decorative duct tape, as long as they are safe creativity is encouraged.  This is where they will keep their belongings during the day and overnight.

If these items are used and made dirty during the day, we will send them home. If they are clean enough, we will leave them in their camp bucket:

• Rain jacket with hood

• Warm sweatshirt

• Lightweight long sleeve shirt

• Extra pair of shorts / pants

• Hat (sun protection)

What NOT to bring to camp:

• Cellular phones or other electronic devices. We are having a screen-free week! If your Camper arrives with a screen, they are asked to power off their device, and it will be kept with Unit Leaders and returned to adults at the end of the day.

• Money, candy, gum

• Weapons

• pets

• anything of value, either monetarily or emotionally 

Unit Packing List

A nut free, snack to share with your unit.  Once we get closer to camp you will know exactly how many you will need.  These are used when the PAL (unit Teenage leader) feels there unit might be a need to refuel.

Your unit may request more supplies. You will be notified by email on or before July 22, 2024.

T-Shirt & Bandanas

Our camp uses T-shirts and Bandana's as Unit Identifier, this shows the units by color, and at-a-glance what Unit your camper belongs to, and which adults are with each group.

At this point, we are happy to allow campers to wear their bandanas how they like - elbow or higher -- around their neck, bicep or in their hair. Girl Scout campers can be a bit wiggly, and it helps us with counting!

Your Campers Unit Leader may choose to keep them at camp overnight (if they are not gross!) to ensure that they come to camp each day.

Girl Scouts can be very creative, however we ask you do not cut or alter their camp shirt until after the week is over.  

Please ask your Camper about this, and help them be successful in having their bandana and camp T-shirt on their body at all times.

Thank you so much!