| Shorts- one for each day plus a few extras. |
| T-Shirts- one for each day plus a few extras. |
| Sleepwear |
| Underwear and Socks- enough for the week plus a few extras |
| Raincoat |
| Sweatshirt/Jacket |
| Long Pants- for cooler times of the day and any horseback riding |
| Ranch programs- long pants for each day at the barn and boots with a heel. |
| Laundry Bag |
| Bedding- Sleeping bag or blanket, fitted sheet (twin) and pillow |
| Water bottle |
| Shower Articles- Bath Towel, wash cloth or sponge, soap in a container, shampoo/conditioner, toothbrush and toothpaste, lotion, comb or brush, shower shoes |
| Shoes- two pairs of gym shoes, one pair old enough to wade in the creek. Ropes course and Ranch require closed-toe shoes. |
| Bathing Suits- One or two suits and two beach towels. |
| Sunscreen- taking care of campers' skin/protecting it from sunburn is a top priority for us, but we need everyone's help. Please encourage them to be responsible about reapplying throughout their week at camp. |
| Medication- In the original labeled container, medications are to be given to the nurse during check-in. Special blister packs will be provided at check-in. Epi-pens and inhalers can be carried by campers or staff but must be logged with the nurse. The nurse recommends you send an extra inhaler/epi-pen as backup to be kept in the health center. |
| Commonly-brought items- Stationery, pre-stamped and addressed envelopes, flashlight, small battery-operated fan, backpack, disposable camera, snacks, personal hand sanitizer. |