WHAT TO BRING
Knowing what to bring to camp is a question that we get a lot. It's a balance between wanting to be prepared and being overwhelmed with too much extra "stuff."
This packing list can help! Take a look to see what you'll need, and what you won't!
Everyday
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Casual and comfortable outdoor clothing. Campers will get dirty at camp!
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Sneakers or other closed-toe shoes; crocs with a back are acceptable.
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NO open shoes, sandals, slingback sneakers, or bare feet are allowed in camp. This is strictly enforced.
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Campers without proper footwear will be sent to the Health Supervisor to call home for proper footwear.
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Water shoes may only be worn to and from the pool or lake
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Spare pair of socks and sneakers/shoes can be a good idea for wet days
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Change of clothes (including underwear!)–campers may get wet during camp activities
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Bathing suit and towel
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Sunscreen
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Hat, hair tie, or bandana
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Insect repellent–non-aerosol, please!
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Raincoat or poncho–no umbrellas, please!
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Lunch (with a drink) marked with name and unit–lunches are kept in coolers until lunchtime.
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Refillable water bottle labeled with name–water is provided at each unit for campers to refill their water bottles.
ITEMS NOT ALLOWED IN CAMP
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Camp Sacajawea is not responsible for lost or stolen items. It is best to just leave these items at home.
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Cellphones are not permitted in camp; campers can be reached by calling the camp phone.
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Electronic Devices are not permitted at camp, this includes but not limited to iPads, iPods, e-readers, video games, and laptops.
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Other valuables or your “best” anything!
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Fireworks, alcohol, illegal drugs, firearms, and other weapons