When it comes to packing, here are some simple tips:

1. Label everything! Shorts, sweatshirts, water bottles, toiletries, towels, sleeping bags...label it all!

2. Don't send your best stuff. Fancy new things quickly become old and used at camp. Rest assured that most everything you send to camp will come home with a fresh coat of dirt!

3. Your camper will be doing lots of adventure activities where short or revealing clothing won't be appropriate. We ask that you leave things like short shorts, spaghetti-strapped tops, two-piece bathing suits, speedos, or other tight or revealing clothing at home.

4. It might be summer camp, but it gets chilly here, especially at night. Make sure you pack some warm clothes.

5. We only do laundry for the two-week session (Classic Camp Session 4) so pack accordingly!

Classic Camp

Little Ligs

How to Pack for Classic Camp & Little Ligs

• Any necessary medications in their original bottles with a current prescription attached. This includes over-the-counter medications as well. Inhalers must be in their original box with a current prescription attached. All medications must be listed on the camper medical form.

• Sleeping bag or bedroll (a sleeping bag is necessary for the two-week session)

• Pillow and pillowcase

• Two towels - one bath, one beach

• Washcloths

• Two pairs of old shoes/sneakers - at least one pair needs to be solid tie shoes

• River/creek shoes or old sneakers that you don't mind getting wet and muddy

• T-shirts to last the session

• At least one sweatshirt

• Shorts that are fingertip length or longer

• Two pairs of jeans or long pants

• Plenty of socks & underwear

• Pajamas

• A warm jacket

• Rain gear - poncho or jacket

• Swimsuit (no speedos or bikinis, one-piece bathing suits are preferred but modest two-pieces are acceptable)

• Shower shoes/flip flops

• Toiletries

• Shower caddy for toiletries. There are cubbyholes in the bathhouses to keep them. For girls, the cubbyholes are 8 ¼” high, 11 ¼” wide, 5 ½” deep. For boys they are 8” high, 11” wide, 6” deep.

• Flashlight and extra batteries

• Reusable water bottle

• Insect Repellent

• Sunscreen

• Bible, notebook, & pen or pencil (any translation of the Bible is fine)

• Envelopes and stamps (optional)

• Caving clothes - if your camper opts to go caving, they MUST have long pants, a long-sleeved shirt, and old shoes. These clothes will get completely covered in mud.

• A laundry bag for those really dirty clothes - a trash bag works well!

• A tub, suitcase, or trunk for your belongings. Under-bunk space: 12” high, 67” wide, 34” deep in the cabins.

next level

How to pack for Next Level

• Any necessary medications in their original bottles with a current prescription attached. This includes over-the-counter medications as well. Inhalers must be in their original box with a current prescription attached. All medications must be listed on the camper medical form.

• Sleeping bag (necessary for the Next Level campers)

• Pillow and pillowcase

• Two towels - one bath, one beach

• Washcloths

• Two pairs of old shoes/sneakers - at least one pair needs to be solid tie shoes

• River/creek shoes or old sneakers that you don't mind getting wet and muddy

• T-shirts to last the week, and at least one sweatshirt

• Shorts that are fingertip length or longer

• Two pairs of jeans or long pants

• Plenty of socks & underwear

• Pajamas

• A warm jacket

• Rain gear - a poncho or a jacket

• Swimsuit (no speedos or bikinis, one-piece bathing suits are preferred but modest two-pieces are acceptable)

• Shower shoes/flip flops

• Toiletries

• Shower caddy for toiletries

• Flashlight and extra batteries

• Reusable water bottle

• Insect Repellent

• Sunscreen

• Bible, notebook, pen or pencil (any translation of the Bible is fine)

• Envelopes and stamps (optional)

• A laundry bag for those really dirty clothes - a trash bag will work!

• A tub, suitcase, or trunk for your belongings (Under-bunk space: 12.5” high)

Family camp

Do not bring:

• Cell phones or electronic games

• Tablets or Bluetooth speakers

• mp3 players

• Peanut or nut products

• Candy, gum, soda, or any other food product (they're not allowed in the cabins but can be sent as a care package)

• Knives of any kind or weapons

• Fireworks

• Alcohol

• Drugs

• Tobacco