What to Pack
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WHAT TO BRING TO CAMP Use this handy checklist when packing so you don’t forget anything! Helpful Hints 1. Label everything clearly and permanently - clothing (including socks and underwear), shoes, towels, sports equipment, sleeping bags, cameras, flashlights, toothbrush, etc. 2. Pack belongings in duffel bags and label with baggage tags (will be mailed to you). No suitcases or trunks are allowed. Campers may bring a small carry on for the bus ride. Campers must restrict their belongings to only two duffel bags maximum and one carry on. Campers with excessive amounts of clothing will be asked to remove portions of their belongings to be placed in storage or taken home. Snacks for the bus ride must be nut free. All leftover food will be taken upon arrival to camp. 3. Do not send expensive clothing or equipment - campers play in all kinds of weather. Although all reasonable precautions are taken, the camp is not responsible for loss, damage or theft of any belongings in transit or at camp. 4. The following list is only a suggestion of what to bring. We encourage parents to use what they have on hand and limit any new purchases. Laundry is sent out once per week, therefore pack accordingly. CLOTHING PERSONAL ITEMS ___ 10 short sleeved t-shirts ___ Tackle box for personal items (no lock please) ___ 2 blank white t-shirt (for tie-dyeing) - optional ___ 1 flashlight ___ 1 Wahanowin t-shirt or sweatshirt - optional ___ 1 camera (with applicable accessories) ___ 1 Waha or Nowin Olympiad t-shirt (Opening Day campers only) ___ 2 reusable water bottles ___ 1 or 2 casual nice outfits for socials ___ Games (nothing electronic) ___ 4 sweatshirts or long sleeved shirts ___ Reading material (books, comics) ___ 1 warm jacket or fleece ___ Baseball glove ___ 1 raincoat ___ Stationery, pencils, pens, address list ___ 4 pairs jeans/pants ___ Envelopes (pre-addressed - we will provide postage) ___ 4 pairs sweatpants ___ 1 bathmat (rug/carpet) for bedside (sm) - optional ___ 6 pairs of shorts ___ Mosquito net for bed - optional ___ 12 pairs underwear ___ Foam topper for mattress - optional ___ 12 pairs socks ___ Sunglasses ___ 3 bathing suits ___ Battery operated fan ___ 5 pairs of pajamas ___ Screen-less music device (i.e. iPod Shuffle) ___ 1 bathrobe ___ 2 sun or baseball hats ___ 2 pairs running shoes ___ 1 pair water shoes or Teva type sandals* *mandatory TOILETRIES ___ 1 pair rain boots ___ 1 bottle shampoo ___ 1 pair slippers ___ 1 bottle conditioner ___ 2 bars soap and soap container (or 1 liquid soap) BEDDING AND TOWELS ___ 2 toothbrushes ___ 2 flat sheets (single or cot size) ___ 2 tubes of toothpaste ___ 2 fitted sheets ___ 1 toiletry bag or bucket ___ 3 pillow cases ___ 1 hair brush or comb ___ 1 warm blanket ___ 1 deodorant ___ 1 comforter (or sleeping bag to be used like a comforter) ___ 1 pair nail clippers ___ 1 pillow ___ 2 bottles sunscreen (30 SPF minimum) ___ 3 towels (shower) ___ 1 lip baum with sunscreen (30 SPF minimum) ___ 6 towels (beach) ___ 1 bottle insect repellant (non-aerosol) ___ 1 sleeping bag (per family for canoe trips) ___ 1 After-Bite anti-itch stick ___ 1 dry bag (per family for canoe trips) - optional ___ 1 box Kleenex ___ 1 stuffed animal - optional ___ 1 box feminine hygiene product (if applicable) ___ 1 hand sanitizer (e.g. Purell) DO NOT BRING THE FOLLOWING ITEMS TO CAMP: The following items are fire hazards, health hazards or nuisances at camp. Please do NOT send them with your child. These items will be confiscated and may NOT be returned. Electric blankets Hot pots or kettles Grill machines or sandwich makers Furniture - lawn, inflatable or folding chairs Electric fans Heaters Communication devices including: Cell phones, etc. Walkie-talkies Food (means anything that is put in your mouth including drinks or gum) Electronics with screens (DVD/Bluray, TV, Laptops, Laundry bag (we provide one for each camper) tablets, iPod/iTouch with screens, etc.) Weapons or anything resembling a weapon (including Swiss army knives) Water guns Incense, candles, mosquito coils, citronella candles Matches or lighters Bicycles Bottled Water Electronic devices with screens (a strong suggestion) Permanent markers .