What to bring to camp

It will be important to label all items to ensure they return home with your camper.

Shorts
T-Shirts
Long Pants for Caving
Underwear
Socks
Sleep Wear (PJ’s)
Sweatshirt/Fleece (or Jacket)
Rain Jacket/Poncho (camp continues rain or shine)
Swimsuit (one piece or tankini for girls)
Towels (at least 2)
Sturdy Shoes (closed-toed)
Old Rugged Shoes for Cave
Water Shoes for river or creek (no open backs)
Day Pack/Book Bag
Sleeping Bag/Pillow (or twin bedding)
Wash Cloth
Soap and Shampoo
Toothbrush/Paste
Deodorant
Other toiletries
Bag for dirty clothes
Bible
Sunscreen
Insect Repellent (lotion or mist)
Flashlight
Water Bottle
Post Cards/Stamps (optional)

The following are additional supplies needed for Horseback Camp sessions:

Jeans or Riding Pants (Breeches)
Boots with smooth soles and heels (some boots available at camp).

What to Leave at Home

Camp is a special time away. Some of the things needed at home are not necessary at camp. In fact, there are a few items to leave at home:

Money, cell phones, radios or other music players, electronic games, pets, food, or items of significant value.
Tobacco, alcohol, illegal drugs, fireworks, firearms, and weapons of any kind are prohibited at camp.
Camp has a modest approach to our expectation of camp attire. We ask campers not to bring clothing with alcohol, drug, tobacco, or sexually suggestive slogans or logos. Halter tops, tube tops, backless shirts, sheer clothing, mini-shorts or skirts, exposed midriffs, and exposed underwear don’t align with camp expectations.

Personal sporting gear brought to camp for specialized camping activities must be inspected by camp recreational personnel prior to use, must be clearly labeled, and is the camper’s responsibility.
Camp provides great entertainment, meals, and snacks, and each camper will receive a shirt and a link to all pictures and videos taken during this event.