Packinglist

Things to Bring to Camp

Please be sure to label your child's belongings with their name or initials. We have a lot of fun at camp and get dirty, so don't send their best. Camp is a place where we want all to be loved and accepted as children of God. In that light, we ask that you do not bring personal items with political statements or divisive views printed on them. Thank you for your help and understanding.

SUGGESTED:

Water bottle
Masks (disposable or multiple reusable)
Bible/journal/pens
Sunscreen
Insect repellent
Flashlight
Blue jeans/long pants
Shorts (modest length please)
Shirts (T-shirts are great)
Lightweight jacket/fleece
Laundry Bag
Socks and undergarments
Swimsuit (girls one piece/ guys trunks with drawstrings)
Non-white t-shirt to wear over swimming suit while swimming
Raincoat/poncho
Tennis shoes (2 pair)
Baseball cap/hat
Twin bed sheets/blanket (most comfortable in the cabin) or sleeping bag
Pillow & pillow case
Three Towels (shower, swimming/beach and ADDITIONAL beach towel for sitting during activities)
Toiletries (shampoo, toothbrush, toothpaste) - bring supplies and a container for toiletries to be stored in for the duration of camp (for example, a bathroom tote or a 1-quart clear plastic bag).

OPTIONAL FOR ALL CAMPERS

Flip flops for SHOWER ONLY
Envelopes/Stationary/stamps (envelopes pre-addressed please)
Disposable Camera

OPTIONAL for Interns, SNL campers, Art and Drama campers, Forces of Nature campers

Camping chair
Hammock or small one person tent (for campout if you don't want to stay in a group tent)

OPTIONAL for Adventure campers

Camping chair
Hammock or small one person tent (for campout if you don't want to stay in treehouses)

Do Not Bring

Electronics (computers, tablets, game systems, cell phones*)
Food, candy or gum
Money
Drugs, alcohol, tobacco products
Pets
Personal sports equipment
Weapons (includes pocket knives)
Fireworks

* Cell phone or I-devices will not be a resource for taking pictures