Packing Lists
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 (including over-the-counter meds). Inhalers must be in their original box with a current prescription attached. All medications must be listed on the camper medical form.
A tub, suitcase, or trunk for belongings (under-bunk space: 12” high, 67” wide, 34” deep)
Laundry bag for dirty clothes (a trash bag works well!)
Backpack/drawstring bag
Reusable water bottle
Sleeping bag or bedroll
Fitted and regular sheets (single bed)
Pillow and pillowcase
Two towels (one bath, one beach)
Washcloths
T-shirts to last the session
Shorts that are fingertip length or longer
Two pairs of jeans or long pants
At least one sweatshirt
A warm jacket
Pajamas
Plenty of socks & underwear
Swimsuit (no speedos or bikinis; one-piece preferred, modest two-piece acceptable)
Rain gear (poncho or jacket)
Two pairs of old shoes/sneakers (at least one pair must be solid tie shoes)
River/creek shoes or old sneakers for water/mud
Shower shoes/flip-flops
Caving clothes (Classic Camp only): long pants, long-sleeved shirt, old shoes that will get completely muddy)
Toiletries
Shower caddy for toiletries (Classic Camp only)
Girls’ cubbies: 8 ¼” high, 11 ¼” wide, 5 ½” deep
Boys’ cubbies: 8” high, 11” wide, 6” deep
Insect repellent
Sunscreen
Flashlight and extra batteries
Bible, notebook, & pen/pencil
Envelopes and stamps to write letters home (optional)
next level
How to pack for Next Level
Any necessary medications in their original bottles with a current prescription attached (including over-the-counter). Inhalers must be in their original box with a current prescription attached. All medications must be listed on the camper medical form
A tub, suitcase, or trunk for belongings
Laundry bag for dirty clothes (a trash bag works well!)
Backpack or drawstring bag
Reusable water bottle
Sleeping bag (required for Next Level campers)
Fitted and regular sheets (single bed)
Pillow and pillowcase
Two towels (one bath, one beach)
Washcloths
T-shirts to last the week (plus at least one sweatshirt)
Shorts that are fingertip length or longer
Two pairs of jeans or long pants
Pajamas
Plenty of socks & underwear
A warm jacket
Rain gear (poncho or jacket)
Swimsuit (no speedos or bikinis; one-piece preferred, modest two-piece acceptable)
Two pairs of old shoes/sneakers (at least one pair must be solid tie shoes)
River/creek shoes or old sneakers for water/mud
Shower shoes/flip-flops
Toiletries
Shower caddy for toiletries
Insect repellent
Sunscreen
Flashlight and extra batteries
Bible, notebook, pen or pencil
Envelopes and stamps (optional)
How to Pack for Family Camp
Swimsuits
Sunscreen
Insect Repellent
Flashlights and extra batteries
Camping chairs
Beach towels
Regular towels
Toiletries
Theme night costumes
Rain gear
Bedding (sheets & blankets or sleeping bag)
Pillows and pillowcases
Sneakers
Sandals
Bibles
Sweatshirts or jackets (nights can be cool)
Reusable water bottles
Family camp
Do not bring:
Cell phones or electronic games
Tablets or Bluetooth speakers
Peanut or tree nut products
Knives or weapons of any kind
Fireworks
Alcohol
Drugs
Tobacco