Sleeping Bag and/or Blankets
Twin Sized Sheets
Pillow / Pillowcase
1-2 Bath Towels
1 Pool Towel
Washcloth/ Bath Poof
Shorts and T-Shirts (4 sets)
Jeans/Pants (1-2 pairs)
Sleepwear
Socks and Underwear
Extra Socks
Sweatshirt/Jacket
Modest Swimsuit
1 or 2 pairs of Tennis Shoes
Water shoes / Boots for Creeking
Flip-flops (shower/pool)
Rain Jacket/Poncho
Shower Caddy/Toiletry Bag
Soap/Body Wash
Shampoo & Conditioner
Toothbrush & Toothpaste
Deodorant
Comb/Hairbrush
Insect Repellent
Sunscreen
Water Bottle
Laundry Bag
Flashlight
Battery Powered Alarm Clock (optional)
Swim Goggles (optional)
Card Games (optional)
White T-Shirt for Tie-Dying (optional)
Meds should not be packed in your luggage as you will turn them in to the nurse during check-in.
All prescription medicine must have the pharmacy label attached with the camper's name, dosage, etc.
Medicine/prescriptions should be current and not expired.
Pack like the Pros:
•It is a great idea to label your camper's items and only send items you won’t mind getting dirty or lost.
•We have found that large plastic storage totes (10- 20 gallon or under-bed style) and/or plastic drawer sets are great as they are slightly waterproof and stack easily. Duffel bags are also an option that will fit at the bottom or beneath bunks as well. Locks are not advisable as many keys are often lost and codes are forgotten.
•Leave electronics, precious, sentimental, and other irreplaceable items at home.
•Pack a plastic bag (garbage bags work great) and explain that all dirty clothes go there, keeping the clean clothes clean. Mark the bag with masking tape and the camper’s name.
•While plenty is provided during meals, we know that some campers like to bring snacks. Any snacks brought to camp must be kept in a plastic/re-sealable container to ensure no unwanted critters visit the cabin.