What to Bring
- Bible, pencil, small notebook
- Sleeping bag or blankets
- Sheets, pillow and case
- Casual clothing (see Dress Standards)
- A pair of old long pants, socks, and closed-toed shoes are required for some activities!
- Swimming suit (see Dress Standards)
- Two or three dress-up outfits (entirely optional)
- Towels and personal hygiene articles
- Warm sweater or jacket, rain wear
- Sunscreen, insect repellent
- Money for snacks, crafts, offerings and bookstore (optional)
- Ball glove, camera (optional)
- Extra pair of old socks and tennis shoes (closed-toed shoes required for some activities!)
- Large garbage bag (for carrying out wet clothes the last day)
- Necessary medication (see Medications)
Label everything: Please mark everything with the camper’s name, especially towels, shirts, cameras, etc. Campers tend to lose unlabeled items.
What Not to Bring
- Cell Phones
- iPods, iPads, (etc)
- Radios
- CD Players
- Electronic Games
- Books (except devotionals)
- Magazines
- Squirt Guns
- Laser pens/pointers
- Body Rings (body piercings)
- Short shorts or yoga pants
- Crop tops
- Spaghetti straps
- Loose-fitting muscle shirts
- Shirts promoting alcohol tobacco, secular music or the occult
- Knives
- Fireworks
- Alcohol
- Tobacco Products
- Illegal drugs
- Firearms
Dress Standards
- In seeking to honor Christ, encourage purity of thought and observe modesty, we require that:
- Shirts must be modest, not low cut and not revealing skin at the waist. A practical solution is to wear t-shirts.
- No shirts promoting alcohol or rock groups.
- Shorts, dresses, and skirts must be within 3 inches of the top of the knee. Long shorts, capris, or pants are great.
- Revealing clothing such as form-fitting shorts and tight shirts, yoga pants, see-through clothing, and loose-fitting muscle shirts cannot be worn alone.
- A one-piece bathing suit or a two-piece suit covered by a non-white t-shirt can be worn for swimming.
- Please remove body piercings except for female earrings.
Medications
All medications must be administered by our camp nurse. If your camper needs to take medication at camp, you must turn them in to the camp nurse at the registration table upon arrival. All over-the-counter and non-prescription drugs must remain in the ORIGINAL CONTAINER. All prescription medications must be in a PHARMACY-LABELED container with the camper’s name on it. Loose pills will not be accepted.