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Packing: Items You will Need (But Can Probably Borrow or Buy at Camp Store) Toiletries (body wash/soap, toothpaste, toothbrush) Sunscreen (and aloe for missed spots) Sunglasses. Goggles. Poncho. Reusable water bottle. Baseball hat. Books for down time.

What personal items should I bring? Medication ? This gets checked-in with the nurse on arrival at camp. ... Toothbrush and toothpaste. Hairbrush and hair ties. Any other personal care items (deodorant, contact solution and case, glasses, soap, shampoo, menstrual care, etc)

How to Pack Your Kids' Summer Camp Backpack Get the right bag. Pack them up in a backpack with lots of pockets ? especially one with a side pocket that holds a water bottle. Label everything. ... Plan for the commute. ... Avoid growling stomachs. ... Bring on the hydration. ... Stay protected. ... Used is best. ... Bring a spare.

Use packing cubes to store items by category. Our camp prefers that extra containers be put away, so I didn't leave the cubes on the boys' shelves. But they were still great for transporting everything in a neat and organized way. I had one cube for t-shirts, one cube for shorts, one cube for socks and underwear, etc.

Cool cotton material or cool denim materials are good during hot days. Examples are shorts, nike tempo or other similar brands styles shorts, capris, and for girls sports style leggings which keep moisture away so you stay cool and can be worn in ankle length, capri length or bike short length depending on weather.

Summer Camp Packing List Large tub for packing. Packing cubes. Laundry bag + trash bag for wet items. Toiletry caddy. Toiletry items (soap, shampoo, deodorant, toothbrush and toothpaste, etc.) Sunscreen. Bug spray. Sleeping bag and/or sheets and blankets.

What You Need To Pack for a Week-Long Camping Trip Sturdy Tent. You need somewhere to sleep, so one of the first things to pack for a camping trip is a tent! ... Durable Clothes and Shoes. ... Food and Water. ... Flashlights or Headlamps. ... Sleeping Bags and Pillows. ... Camping Stove and Fuel. ... Pots, Pans, and Utensils. ... Plates and Cups.

It doesn't matter which! Campers are free to bring a large duffel bag, a suitcase with or without wheels, a large plastic tub, or even a set of plastic drawers. There's no need to buy anything specific, whatever you have at home will work just fine, but we don't recommend large trunks because of their size.

(It's common for kids to use just a fitted sheet with a blanket or sleeping bag at most camps, but if you know that your kid will be more comfortable with a top sheet or a regular blanket as well, go ahead and pack it up.)

Not only is a camp trunk the most practical luggage option in terms of safe storage, durability, and organization, it is a physical memory keeper?a lasting piece that can go with your child through their life.