What to Bring to Camp
What do I bring to camp?
Here is a list of suggested items campers may bring to camp for a week-long program:
Here is a list of suggested items campers may bring to camp for a week-long program:
- Bible (Make sure the Bible is not a personal heirloom and does not have high monetary value.)
- Water bottle (Bring your own or purchase one at the Trading Post.)
- Flashlight(s) with extra batteries
- Insect repellent
- Money for Trading Post (snack bar). $20 is sufficient for a 5-night stay.
- Toiletries (toothpaste, shampoo, toothbrush, comb, deodorant, soap, contact solution, feminine products)
- 2 swimsuits (girls/women are asked to wear a single-piece suit), sunscreen, beach towel(s), flip-flops
- Clothes & shoes that can get muddy, shorts, socks, underwear, shirts, rain jacket, bag for dirty clothes
- Jeans, a long-sleeve shirt & a hat or bandana (for hiking, etc.)
- A pillow & sleeping bag to lie on & a sheet to cover with
- Shoes to run in (2+ pair in case of rain) (Don’t bring only sandals.)
- Optional - camera
- Optional - stamped postcards for writing home or other relatives
- All medication must be properly labeled in original containers and placed in a zip-top bag with camper's name on it.
Please Don't Bring
- Cell phone (parents may leave cell phone with counselor so camper may contact them in EXTREME emergencies only)
- Apple or other Smart Watches
- Electronic / entertainment devices ( games, CD players, radios, TVs, cell phones, etc.)
- Clothing that would be inappropriate for a Christian setting or offensive in general
- Dangerous weapons (guns, knives, razor blades, fireworks)
- Lighters, fuel lanterns
- Expensive clothing or shoes, jewelry, etc.
- Extra cash
- Drugs: Take note: If a camper is found to be in possession of illegal substances, the proper legal authorities will be notified.
- Anything that detracts from the natural outdoor Christian experience
