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Packing List:
- A pair of athletic tennis shoes (very important)
- Reusable Water bottle
- pairs of shorts (no short shorts)
- pair of jeans t-shirts
- pairs of underwear & socks
- Pajamas or sleepwear
- Long sleeved shirt
- Swimsuit (modest one-piece swimsuit or 2 piece that looks like a one-piece for girls, no cut outs. Swim trunks for boys)
- Sleeping bag or twin-size sheets & blanket
- Pillow
- Two bath towels, wash cloth, and a beach towel
- Personal hygiene items (soap, shampoo, toothbrush, etc.)
- Shower shoes (flip flops)
- Flashlight with batteries
- Laundry bag or plastic bag (for dirty clothes)
- Prescription medicine in original containers.
- Disposable camera (optional) with name written on it.
- Cap or hat
- Poncho or rain jacket
- Bible
What to Wear:
Camp is a time full of activities and games both inside and outside. We encourage campers to dress comfortably and appropriately. Swimsuits must be a modest one-piece or 2 piece that looks like a one-piece for girls, with no cut outs, and swim trunks for boys, no speedos. Clothing should be respectable and in good taste anything that promotes non-Christian values will not be permitted. The important thing is to dress and be prepared to play!
Please make sure to clearly label your camper’s clothing to help them return home with all their belongings.
Do Not Bring:
Expensive Items, electronics, fireworks, weapons (knives, guns etc.), Alcohol/drugs, food/snacks, cell phones.
Camp provides both sunscreen and bugspray for campers, so there is no need to pack any unless it is for medical reasons.
Cell phones and other screens at camp:
(Please collect your camper's cell phones prior to dropping them off at camp)
Part of what makes camp so special is the fact that we are able to unplug from our electronics and routines. We have the opportunity to enjoy God’s beautiful creation, more importantly this allows the campers to grow in authentic friendships. We believe in giving the campers opportunities to grow and are here to help them along the way in a supportive and caring environment where they can learn social and communication skills outside of technology.
