Suggested Packing List Personal Hygiene Items: 1 carry-all, duffel bag, gym bag or backpack - Soap Day pack/Fanny pack (to carry items around) - Towel 1 small pillow - Toothpaste 1 bedroll or sleeping bag (check temperature rating) - Deodorant NOTE: Each tent or cabin has a metal or wood frame - Sanitary products bed with a mattress - Shampoo Depending on sleeping arrangements, consider: - Washcloth - Extra blanket - Comb - Sheet - Brush Sit upon - Tissues Rain poncho (or large trash bag) Underwear (1 pair per day plus an extra) Closed toe shoes (at least 2 pair; NO flip flops or sandals) Socks (2 pair per day) Non-aerosol sunscreen Shirts (short and long sleeve) Non-aerosol bug spray or lotion Shorts Bandana Long pants (for cool weather or horseback riding) Reusable Water Bottle Boots or shoes with a heel for horseback riding Hat (not a visor) Sleepwear Extra plastic bags (for wet items) Water shoes (if swimming) Mess Kit (plate, bowl, cup, silverware); dip bag* Modest Swim suit (if swimming) *(mess kit & dip bag not necessary if meals are provided by **Additional Clothing depending on weather and the event coordinators – see event description for more activities planned information) HELPFUL HINTS Dress in layers so you can remove clothing as the day warms up. Change clothes (especially socks) before going to bed. Sweat shirts/pants make great pajama’s in cold weather. Cover the feet with a warm pair of socks and, if really cold, wear a stoking camp over the head and ears and you’ll be “snug as a bug”. Adult size leg warmers over the outside of girls pants work like ‘long johns’ for warmth. Even in the lightest drizzle, have the girls wear rain gear in order to keep coats and clothing dry. Light colors are best in the heat because they reflect the sun’s rays. Wearing a hat keeps girls’ heads cool while protecting against sunburn in the hair part. Halter tops/ spaghetti straps should not be worn; shoulders will sun burn. Page 1 .