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Get Ready For Camp!

  • WHAT TO BRING:
  • Sunscreen & sun protection (please arrive to camp with it already applied, counselors can not help reapply sunscreen unless we have written instructions by the parent on the registration form)
  • Bug spray (please arrive to camp with it already applied)
  • Hat, or baseball cap - it gets hot out there!
  • Comfortable athletic clothing & sneakers (closed-toe shoes required)
  • Clothes for water-play or change of clothes (see below for details)
  • Insulated bagged lunch and snacks (camp provides no food)
  • Water bottle (insulated recommended!)
  • A backpack to keep all your items together

What NOT To Bring: 

Electronics- campers do not need electronics during the camp day. WE WORK WITH NATURE AND NOT TECHNOLOGY!  If you would like to send your camper with a phone, we ask that it stays in the backpack during the day and is only used for emergencies. If a counselor notices an excess of phone usage, they will confiscate it until the end of camp day. 

 

Inappropriate or immodest clothing, including vulgar images or language.

 

Weapons of any kind including pocket knives

 

Please wear modest bathing suits- we ask that no bikinis or speedos be worn during camp. 

Water Play & Swimwear Guidelines

Throughout the week, campers may participate in water-based activities such as sprinklers, slip and slides, splash pads, and exploring our natural stream (ankle-deep only). While water play is not guaranteed every day and there is no swimming involved, we encourage families to prepare campers with appropriate attire for these fun and refreshing activities. 

What to Pack:

  1. Water Shoes: Swim sandals, water shoes, or Crocs are ideal to protect feet during outdoor water play and while walking in the stream.

  2. Swimwear: We recommend sun-safe swimwear such as rash guard swim shirts and swim shorts to help protect your child’s skin from the sun. High-SPF swim fabrics are highly encouraged.

  3. Towel & Change of Clothes: A towel and an extra set of dry clothes should be packed daily in case your camper gets wet.


  5. Please label all items with your child’s name and pack them in a separate, easy-to-carry bag. 

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