Help your child pack for camp, but let him/her do most of the work. Work together with your child to decide what to bring. It is important that your child knows what he/she took to camp, so that those same items come back home with your camper. Please mark all items, so staff will be able to tell who it belongs to at the end of camp. It is the camper's responsibility to pick-up or pay for the expense of shipping items left at camp. Anything left at camp more than a week after the camp session ends will be donated to a local charity.

Cell phones are not allowed at camp. As a courtesy to those who have the responsibility of supervising your child and others', all phone communication between parent and child must be done through an Extension Agent.

We have assembled a checklist of items your camper should bring.

____ sheets and blanket or sleeping bag, and pillow (if desired)

____ pajamas (or clothing to sleep in)

____ toothbrush and toothpaste

____ brush and/or comb

____ soap/shampoo

____ towels/washcloth

____ swimsuit

____ flip-flops to wear to the pool

____ sweater or jacket

____ tennis shoes or sneakers

____ several changes of play clothing and undergarments

____ postcards and stamps (if you want to write to someone)

____ sunscreen

____ insect repellant

____ flashlight

____ camera

THESE ITEMS SHOULD NOT BE BROUGHT TO CAMP

• cell phones and pagers
• cassette, CD, or mp3 players
• any electronic games and devices
• firearms and archery equipment
• jewelry
• drugs
• tobacco or alcohol products
• food, drinks, or snacks
• fireworks
• pocket knives or any items that may cause danger to you or other campers