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Do I need to bring any spending money to camp? We have a camp store which is open daily for snacks, camp shirts, hats, and novelty items. All money is deposited in the camp store during check-in and deducted from their account as it is spent. Campers do not need money in the cabins.
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Note to
Parents - Please mark all articles so that they may be identified
in case they are misplaced. Send a list of items brought to camp.
Packing in a duffel bag, suitcase or small trunk that is no more than
one foot high is recommended. The camper will be carrying these to
the cabin so please pack accordingly.
Bedding
- 1 sleeping bag
- 1 pillow
- sheets
- laundry bag for soiled clothing
Toilet Articles
- towels
- wash cloths
- soap and soap dish or box
- toothbrush and toothpaste
- comb or brush and shampoo
- sunscreen
- insect repellent
Clothing
- underwear
- shorts
- t-shirts
- socks
- poncho, raincoat or rain suit
- shoes (1 pair of tennis shoes, waterproof sandals (no flip flops)
)
- swim suit (tank suits and trunks only)
- pajamas
- hat
- belt
- handkerchiefs
Optional
- Bible or Testament
- backpack
- ball glove
- flashlight
- camera and film
- musical instrument
- books for rest period
- fishing equipment
- stationery, stamps, pens, pencil
- light jacket
** Hiking Boots
(required for all Explorer sessions and recommended for all campers
ages 12 and up)
There is a camp-out possibility during each one-week session.
Your child will need a sleeping bag or old blanket. All campers
in the two-week session, Explorer, Adventure and CIT camps will
camp out.
Be sure boots are broken in before you come to camp. No new
boots! T-shirts and hats with symbols or writing which exhibit
a lack of good taste or disrespect are prohibited. This includes
graphics such as beer logos, offensive rock and roll logos, illegal
substances or inappropriate behavior. Two-piece bathing suits
will not be allowed.
Radios, CD players, cell phones, beepers, fireworks, sheath knives,
chewing gum, food and electronic games are not allowed in camp.
Gum and food are a health problem because they attract insects
and rodents into the cabin areas. Please don't send them.
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