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We recommend packing your items in either a footlocker or plastic tote to help protect from rain and keep things organized. Clothing and personal property should be marked with your child’s name and Pack number if possible to help reunite lost items to their owners. There is a lost and found box in the dining hall in case you loose anything. Suggested packing items shown below for (weeklong/weekend). Please include your Scout in the packing process so that they know what is in their tote/what is theirs and learn how to prep for a trip.
DO NOT BRING alcohol, tobacco, fireworks, firearms, bows, ammunition, arrows, chainsaws, pets, bicycles, electronics of any kind including cell phones, anything expensive, dangerous or inappropriate.
Cub Scouts may not carry pocket knives. All knives must be kept with an adult leader and Scouts with their whittling chip must be directly supervised by an adult when allowed to use one.
Clothing
We suggest packing each day’s clothes in a labeled zip lock bag. This makes it easier for the Scouts to manage their own things.
Socks (6/4 pairs)
Underwear (6/4 pairs)
T-Shirts (6/4)
Saturday - wear your Tie-Dye
Sunday - Blue
Monday - Camp T-Shirt (provided on first day)
Tuesday - Green
Wednesday - Red
Thursday - Scout's Choice
Shorts (6/4 pairs)
Other Clothing
Sleepwear (summer appropriate)
Extra clothes:
Sweatshirt/jacket
Pair of long pants
Raingear/poncho
Hiking shoes/boots
Extra pair of shoes/sneakers (no open toes)
Extra couple pairs of socks (in case of rain)
Pool/Shower Gear:
Bathing suit
Shower/pool shoes (can be open toes) (Sandals, crocs, and flip flops may only be worn within the pool or shower house.)
Towels (1 shower/1 pool)
Laundry bag for dirty clothes
Official Scouting America Uniform
Short sleeved uniform shirt
Neckerchief & slide
Hat (optional)
Please keep all loose items (belt loops, hanging patches, etc) at home to avoid loosing them at camp.
Day Pack
We recommend a drawstring or small backpack for carrying around during the day's activities.
Waterbottle (with name)
Safety whistle
Small first aid kit
Hat
Sunscreen, lotion or spray
Bug spray
Snack(s)
Camping Gear
Camp chair
Battery operated fan (extra batteries)
Flashlight/headlamp/lantern (extra batteries)
Fishing gear (if you have)
Cooling towel
Bedding
Cot and tent are provide at site (see image below).
Sleeping pad (or foam pad)
Pillow & pillowcase
Sleeping bag or blanket(s)
Flat twin sheet for warm nights
Other Optional Items
Tarp (extra rain protection on tent)
Mosquito net (for over top of cot)
Clothes line or drying rack (items can’t be hung on tents or railings for drying)
Disposable camera
Spending money for Trading Post (souvenirs, snacks, slushies :)
Snacks (in a sealable container to prevent curious creatures from finding them!)
Books, cards, quiet games or crafts for siesta time
Toiletries
We recommend a shower caddy or bag to carry to showers/bathrooms.
Toothbrush
Toothpaste
Bar of soap/body wash
Wash cloth/loofa
Shampoo/Conditioner
Medications
Required medications in original bottles (these can be kept with an supervising adult, in the lock box at our campsite, or in the Health Lodge). Please place all medications in a Ziploc bag with the pack number and name.
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