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2020 Packing List Timber Lake Camp TIMBER LAKE CAMP 2020 PACKING LIST REQUIRED UNIFORM PACKING & CAMP GEAR o 100-300 Name Tapes (Sleeping Bags are provided for campouts) o 4 TLC Green T-Shirts (Any style) o 2 Soft Duffles with Name o 4 TLC White T-Shirts (Any style) o 1 Bag for Overnight Trip (Going into 7th-11th grade) o 2 TLC Shorts o 2 Bottles of Sunscreen o 2 TLC Sweatshirts o 1 Swim Goggles o 1 TLC Sweatpant o 2 Flashlights & Extra Batteries o 1 Rain Jacket (with or without logo) o 2 Water Bottles o 2 Divisional Shirts for Extended Trips o 1 (only for campers entering 7th-11th Grade) Backpack or Drawstring Bag o 1 Portable Chair (Optional- legless) SUGGESTED LOGO’D CLOTHING o 1-5 TLC Athletic Jerseys FOOTWEAR (Depending on the sport(s) your camper plans on participating in intercamp games) o 3 Pairs of Sneakers (At least one pair athletic) o 1 Reversible Pinnie (Used for spirit days and tournaments) o 1 Rainboots/Waterproof shoes o 1 TLC Hat o 2 Sandals/Flipflops o 1 TLC Long Sleeve o 1 Pair of Athletic Field Cleats (Optional) o 2 TLC Sleeveless Tank Tops o Everything Camper Spirit Bundles (Green & White) ATHLETICS The following items should be brought to camp so that your child can properly participate in each of the athletic programs offered. Use your judgement based ADDITIONAL CLOTHING on your child’s interests. For Boys, roller hockey MAY be played with sneakers for those campers not willing to skate. We teach roller blading and we (Quantities can include any of the suggested items from the above list) encourage it, but use your best judgement. o 12 T-Shirts/Tank Tops All personal items must be clearly marked with camper’s name. o 4 Long Sleeve Tees o 1 Athletic Supporter w/Cup (Required) o 7 Pairs of Pants ( Jeans, Sweatpants, Leggings, etc) o 1 Mouthguard with case (Required) o12 Pair of Athletic Shorts o 1 Pair of Roller Blades (Optional) o 4 Sweatshirts (At least one hooded) o 1 Helmet for Roller Blading (Required if participating) o 1 Baseball Cap or other hat o 1 Roller Blade Protective Pack (Required if participating) o 4-5 Bathing Suits (Girls: one piece or tankini’s ONLY) Wrist, Elbow and Knee Pads o 1 Warm Jacket/Fleece o 18 Pairs of Underwear BASKETBALL o 24 Pairs of Socks (All matching and labeled) o 1 TLC Basketball Tank Top Logo’d (Optional) o 6 Sets of Sleepwear SOCCER o SPECIAL EVENT CLOTHING 1 TLC Team Soccer Jersey (Optional) o 1 Pair of Shin Guards (Required) o 3-4 Outfits for themed socials (email with themes will be sent before camp) These items are suggested to be brought on Visiting Day: TENNIS o 1 Prom Outfitt (Boys: Jacket & Tie, Girls: Dress) o 1 Tennis Racquet w/Cover (Required) o Marathon Clothing AKA Color War (Camp Logo’d T-Shirts are perfect for Green and White Clothing) ROLLER HOCKEY (OPTIONAL) o 1 TLC Roller Hockey Jersey (Optional) BED & BATH o 1 Helmet w/ Face Shield (Required if participating-Can use lax helmet) o 1 Twin Comforter o 1 Knee / Shin Guard Unit (Required if participating) o 1 Extra Light Blanket o 1 Set of Elbow Pads (Required if participating) o 2 Fitted Twin/Cot Sheet Sets (Top, bottom, pillowcase) o 1 Set of Hockey Gloves (Required if participating-Can use lax gloves) o 1 Egg Crate (Optional) o 1 Hockey Stick (Optional) o 1 Standard Pillow o 1 Mouthguard o 3 Washcloths o 1 Bathrobe (Optional) LACROSSE (OPTIONAL) Can use Hockey Safety Equipment o 1 Laundry Bag & Sock Bag o 1 TLC Reversible Jersey o 1 Shower Caddy (Soap, 2 toothbrushes,cup, hair brush, deodorant, o 1 Helmet w/ Face Shield (Can use hockey helmet) shampoo/conditioner) o 1 Lacrosse Gloves o 1 Pair of Shower Sandals o 1 Lacrosse Stick o 1 Hair Dryer (Optional) NO FLAT/CURLING IRONS ALLOWED o 1 Mouthguard (attached to helmet) o 1 Box or Pack of Tissues Every camper will get fresh towels supplied at the waterfront and a fresh BASEBALL/SOFTBALL LARGE bathtowel in their bunk daily. DO NOT BRING TOWELS o 1 Baseball / Softball Glove (Required) o 1 TLC Baseball Jersey (Optional) EXTRA CAMP ITEMS IMPORTANT PACKING NOTES o Stationery & Stamps (pre-addressed for younger campers) 1-ALL CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT MUST BE LABELED WITH CAMPER’S NAME. 2-PLEASE DO NOT BRING EXPENSIVE VALUABLES TO CAMP! WE WILL NOT BE o 2 One-Time-Use or Inexpensive Camera(s) RESPONSIBLE FOR LOST OR DAMAGED ITEMS. o Books and Non-Electronic Games (see our policy on electronics) 3-NO BATH OR SWIM TOWELS PLEASE - WE CANNOT STORE OR LAUNDER o 1 Set of Extra Eyeglasses/Sunglasses THEM 4- SOFT TRUNKS OR DUFFLES ONLY. o Posters & Pictures for Bed Area (e.g., Fatheads for younger boys) 5 - PLEASE DO NOT BRING CLOTHING THAT REQUIRES SPECIAL CARE WASHING. ALL LOGO’D APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES CAN BE FOUND AT DO NOT OVER PACK! PLEASE FOLLOW THE ABOVE GUIDELINES, WWW. EVERYTHINGCAMPER.COM EXCESSIVE ITEMS WILL NOT BE UNPACKED AND WILL BE STORED..
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