You should bring a sack lunch for the first day. Bring only food that can be eaten during this meal, as the program will provide all meals and snacks for the rest of your stay. Gum and candy are not permitted. We challenge you to bring a waste-free lunch, containing only items that can be reused or recycled.
Older but serviceable clothing is best. We urge that you NOT buy new clothing or equipment. Space is limited – please bring only one duffle bag or suitcase and a sleeping bag. Mark your luggage and each item of clothing with your name.
Cabin leader Handbook
Sleeping bag (or blanket/ bedroll and sheets) and pillow
Two pairs of shoes (tennis shoes are fine)
Five pairs of socks
Five changes of underwear
Three t-shirts (appropriate messages only)
Two heavy cotton/flannel or wool shirts
Three pairs pants (jeans, cords, or heavy trousers)
One heavy jacket or coat (regardless of the weather)
Water bottle, day-pack
Alarm clock (no radio)
Flashlight and batteries
Rain gear (no matter how sunny)
One hat or cap
One or two pairs of pajamas
One bathing suit
One bath size towel
Soap and shampoo
Toothbrush and toothpaste
Sunscreen
One washcloth
Comb or hairbrush
Shower slippers or flip-flops
Letter writing materials (pencils, stationery, stamps)
Laundry bag or plastic garbage bag
Watch
Single-use or inexpensive digital camera
Bathrobe
Gloves or mittens
Shorts (for warmer weather)
Binoculars
Snacks for time off (some refrigerator space will be available)
Quarters to buy soda and use the pay phone during time off
Cash or a check to purchase an Outdoor Education t-shirt
Appropriate music for Thursday night's meeting
No tobacco products, alcohol, or illegal drugs
No valuables*
No electronic devices such as mp3 or media players, games, laptops or cell phones*
No curling irons, hair dryers, or aerosols
No cologne or perfume
No knives or hatchets