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

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

• 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!

• 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.

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

• We only do laundry for the two-week session (Classic Camp 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

• Fitted and regular sheets

• 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

• Theme day outfits

• 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

• Backpack/drawstring bag

• 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

• Fitted and regular sheets

• 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

• Theme day outfits

• 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

• Backpack or drawstring bag

• 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

• 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