Half Session Clothing List

933 E Friendly Pines Rd • Prescott, AZ 86303 2020 Phone: (928) 445-2128 • Fax: (928) 445-6065 Email: [email protected] HALF SESSION www.friendlypines.com PACKING LIST PARENTS, PLEASE NOTE! The problem of keeping track of the clothing and other possessions of 230 campers is tremendous! Our exceptional record of negligible losses can be maintained only by your continued cooperation in: Mark EVERYTHING with child’s full name. (Yes, that means every item that child brings - not FIRST: just clothing!) We suggest either a permanent marking pen, such as a “Sharpie”, or iron-on labels. Note: if you choose an iron-on gummed tape, be sure it is of high enough quality to withstand multiple washings and commercial dryers. Write on the “check-list” how many of each article you are sending as you pack it. Do not SECOND: overlook marking and listing clothing and other items worn or carried to camp! Your count will be verified as we unpack the campers, and their possessions will be talliedagain as we pack them up to return home. THIRD: Send the completed list IN THE PACKED BAG. THE SLEEPING BAG: We find it theideal camp bedding. It is easy to make (yes, the campers make their bed neatly each morning!), keeps the campers warm on the cool-ish nights here in the mountains, and can be equipped with a washable liner (which keeps the hygiene level high). A good quality bag with a full zipper can be a lifetime investment. Medium weight (it never gets below 40ºF here in the summer) is ideal. Don’t forget to mark it with your camper’s name! WATER BOTTLE/CAMELBACK: In our efforts to maintain good health for everyone, we urge campers to keep a water bottle filled with our fresh, pure drinking waterFOR FREQUENT DAILY USE. To avoid loss, we suggest a carrier such as a shoulder strap, waist pack, or ‘Camelback’. No need to send bottled water with your camper. LUGGAGE & PACKING: In packing, duffel bags or suitcases are preferable to trunks/footlockers, which are hard to store at camp. You may find the enclosed flyer on the “Mega-Pak” of some interest. The childrens’ belongings are all unpacked at camp, and each has his/her own set of shelves. PLEASE LEAVE AT HOME: Food, gum, extra cash, good jewelry, large & dangling earrings, heavy makeup, aerosol spray cans, expensive toys/clothing, firearms, ALL knives, hand axes; electronic equipment of ANY sort: radios, TVs, MP3 players, video games, hand-held video game consoles, cell phones, electronic books (e.g. Kindles), irons, hair heat tools (e.g. hair dryer of flat iron), any battery/electrical/gas powered items or devices; comics, and “questionable taste” items of any sort. Please call us if there is a question! Camp provides its own entertainment and stimulation. If any unsuitable items, not limited to the above, are brought to camp, they are locked safely in a tuck box in the camp office until departure time.EXCEPTION: food, drink, candy, gum, or anything crude or vulgar is NOT returned at all. Don’t bring it! P FOLLOW OUR COMMON-SENSE DRESS CODE: Usual play clothes (in good taste) - jeans, t-shirts, shorts - are what we wear at camp. THE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF ARTICLES OF CLOTHING THAT ARE NOT APPROPRIATE AT CAMP: no articles that reveal underwear/undergarments • no spaghetti-strap, sleeveless, tank top, and/or bare tummy shirts • no drooping pants/shorts • no bikinis (tasteful, one-piece, rash guards, or tankinis only; all suits must cover midriff) • no heavy makeup • no non-stud earrings • no shorts or hemlines that are too short (must be approx. mid-finger-tip length) • no “extreme” hairstyles, hair in the eyes, or (for males) below the collar • no articles that advertise tobacco, alcohol, drugs, or potentially send and offensive or inappropriate message. LIST OF CLOTHING & ARTICLES 2020 TO BRING TO CAMP HALF SESSION LIST Separate list & separate luggage for EACH camper PLEASE! PLEASE MARK EVERYTHING - NOT JUST CLOTHES! Camper’s Name: _________________________ Counselor Signature: _________________ Cabin: _______________ NECESSARY ITEMS RECOMMENDED TOILETRIES Sugg. # Un- Re- Sugg. # Un- Re- # Sent Pack Pack # Sent Pack Pack 1 ea. ___ ___ ___ Body wash, shampoo, conditioner 1 ___ ___ ___ Bath Towel 1 ___ ___ ___ Deodorant (no aerosol) 1 ___ ___ ___ Beach Towel 1 ___ ___ ___ Lip Balm 1 ___ ___ ___ Belt (if used) 1 ___ ___ ___ Lotion 1 ___ ___ ___ Brush/comb 1 ___ ___ ___ Sunscreen (30 SPF min.) VERY IMPORTANT! 1 ___ ___ ___ Flashlight & batteries 1 ea. ___ ___ ___ Toothbrush & toothpaste 1 ___ ___ ___ Hat/ball cap 1 ___ ___ ___ Jacket/hoodie sweatshirt “BRING IF YOU WANT TO” ITEMS 1-2 Jeans/pants (Prefer to dress code on back) # Un- Re- ___ ___ ___ Sent Pack Pack 1 ___ ___ ___ Laundry bag ___ ___ ___ Camera (can be digital, so long as it doesn’t 1 ___ ___ ___ Pajamas connect to internet) 1 ___ ___ ___ Pillow ___ ___ ___ Dress or skirt/dress shirt & slacks (for dances) n 1 ___ ___ ___ Pillow cases ___ ___ ___ Blanket (small size) 1 ___ ___ ___ Plastic cup (for rinsing after brushing teeth) ___ ___ ___ Fishing gear (we also have plenty at camp) t 1 ___ ___ ___ Poncho or rain coat g ___ ___ ___ Hiking boots l 1-2 pr. ___ ___ ___ Shoes/sneakers ___ ___ ___ Riding boots (for English/Western riding; camp 4-5 ___ ___ ___ Shorts (Prefer to dress code on back) has loaners) tp 1 ___ ___ ___ Sleeping bag ___ ___ ___ Safety Helmet for Riding (camp has plenty) t 5 pr. ___ ___ ___ Socks (must change daily or more if soiled/wet) ___ ___ ___ Softball glove 1 ___ ___ ___ Sweatshirt ___ ___ ___ Tennis racquet & balls t 1 ___ ___ ___ Swimsuit (Prefer to dress code on back) ___ ___ ___ Any outgrown books for camp library? 4-5 ___ ___ ___ T-shirts (Prefer to dress code on back) 5 pr. ___ ___ ___ Underwear (must change daily) ANYTHING BROUGHT NOT LISTED 1 # Un- Re- ___ ___ ___ Water Bottle Sent Pack Pack 1 pr. ___ ___ ___ Water shoes l ___ ___ ___ ________________________________________ 1 ___ ___ ___ Wash clothes ___ ___ ___ ________________________________________ ___ ___ ___ Writing paper/envelopes/stamps ___ ___ ___ ________________________________________ ___ ___ ___ ________________________________________ ___ ___ ___ ________________________________________ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••NOTES•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• l ALL footwear must cover the toes. Open-toed sandals, flip flops, and Tevas are unsuitable. p Riding boots must have a smooth sole and a pronounced heel. Like cowboy boots. t Friendly Pines provides these program items for participants n Re: Clothes for Dances: It is not vital to have dance night duds, but some of the children seem to like them. g Re: Ponchos and rain gear: YES, it DOES rain sometimes, and YES, a camper DOES need rain gear at camp, just in case! .

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