Sleeping bag or twin size bedding and pillow – nights can be cold, bring an extra blanket if your camper runs cold at night
6 Days worth of clothing – packed in a bag or container that your camper can manage
6 pairs of Shorts/Pants/Bottoms – below the knee
6 shirts – no sleeveless or inappropriate messaging
“Theme” Shirt/Outift for Friday – Red, White, and Blue! – in honor of the Summer Olympics!
6 pairs of socks and undies
Pajamas – however many your camper needs for 6 nights
An extra outfit is always a great idea – You know your camper, if they get extremely sweaty or need to change after getting wet then they need additional outfits.
2 pairs of tennis shoes – no sandals – Pack an extra pair in case one gets wet
Sweatshirt/hoodie/jacket for chilly mornings and nights
Rain coat or poncho if calling for rain
Shower Supplies
Shower shoes – these can be sandals but are not to be worn outside of shower houses
Toiletries – toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, conditioner, body and face wash, lotion, moisturizer, DEODORANT, contact case and solution, glasses and case, feminine products, etc.
Shower caddy or bag to tote items to shower house
Hair brush, hair ties, and detangler spray
Towel and washrag/pouf – however many your camper needs for 6 nights
If signed up for Swimming:
Beach towel
Modest swim wear
Modest cover up for going to and from cabin – campers can change at pool house
Flashlight
Water bottle – Clearly labeled with camper’s name
Laundry bag or trash bag or for dirty clothes
Bug spray, sunscreen, and hat
Medicine – labeled and turned into the nurse at check-in
Candy Store money – turned into treasurer at check-in
Camp forms – signed and notarized – turned into director at check-in
Camp payment if not already paid– turned into treasurer at check-in
Helpful tips:
Use a fine point sharpie to label items – write on tags or seams to avoid bleeding through – labeled items are less likely to be lost
For littles, put their daily outfits in a gallon size ziploc bag – lay shorts on floor, place shirt, socks and undies on top, then roll and put in bag
Write names in the front of their Bible and on their water bottle
Ensure your camper has all they need to be comfortable, but remember the more items they bring, the more they are responsible for
