What to bring for camps

Before you start packing

• Every lost item is lost unless there is a name or there are initials on the item or for clothes: on the label.
• Let your child pack their own bag so they know what they have.
• Do not bring electronics.
• Do not bring lollies.
• Do not use suitcases.
• Check the weather forecast.
• Any medicine - Whe arriving at the camp, inform the leaders about which medicine and when to take them.

For sleeping

• Sleeping bag
• Sleeping mat (no stretcher)
• Pillow
• Pyjamas
• Toiletry bag
• Sleeping toy

For eating

• Knife, fork and spoon
• Plate, bowl and cup
• All in a mess kit bag, either a dilly bag or a breathable bag
• Tea towel

For in the evening

• Warm jumper
• Head-torch
• Musquito spray

For day-time activities

• Water bottle
• Day pack
• Wide brimmed hat
• Sun glasses
• Sun screen
• Raincoat (check the weather forecast)

Clothes

• Clean undies for every day, and a spare.
• Clean socks for every day, and a spare.
• A t-shirt for every day
• Long pants, short pants (check the weather forecast)
• Spare shoes, hiking shoes (check the program)

For swimming

• Swimmers
• Rash vest
• Water shoes
• Towel

Others

• Plastic bag for wet clothes
• Pen and paper