Packing Lists
Village, Outpost & Sparrowwood
What to pack to help set up your camper for a safe, smooth, and successful camp experience.
Village
Know what to pack for Village!
Mini Camp
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Luggage
- Large duffel bag or trunk
- Daypack or book bag (for water bottle, jacket)
Outerwear
- Waterproof rain jacket or poncho
- Sweatshirt or light jacket
Footwear
- Tennis shoes (2 in case a pair gets wet)
- Water shoes with heel strap (no flip flops)
Camp Clothing
- Shorts (3)
- Pants (1, blue jeans work well)
- T-shirts (3)
- Socks (3-4 pairs)
- Underwear (4)
- Pajamas
- Swimsuit (trunks/one-piece/tankini)
- Hat and/or bandana
Note: Labeling/initialing clothes is highly recommended
Personal Items
- Toiletries (soap, shampoo, toothbrush, toothpaste, etc.)
- Bath towel and washcloth
- Beach towel
- Laundry bag for wet/dirty clothes
- Bible, journal, pen
Sleeping
- Sleeping bag or twin-sized bed sheets
- Pillow
Camping Gear
- Leakproof water bottle
- Flashlight or headlamp (extra batteries recommended)
- Insect repellent (deet-free)
- Sunscreen
Optional Items
- Additional sun protection (sunglasses, lip balm)
- Shower shoes
- Disposable camera
- Musical instrument
Medication (if applicable)
- Prescription and/or necessary routine medications
- Medication Administration Form
What NOT to bring
- Food with peanuts/tree nuts
- Cell phone
- Music/video player
- Tablets/computers
- Video games
- Tobacco/e-cigs/vapes
- Alcohol
- Drugs
- Fireworks
- Firearms/weapons
- Pets
- Water guns
- Skateboard/skates
- Bicycles/unicycles
- Expensive clothing
- Expensive shoes
- Any other valuable personal items
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Elementary, Mid High, Sr High
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Luggage
- Large duffel bag or trunk
- Daypack or book bag (for water bottle, rain jacket)
Outerwear
- Waterproof rain jacket or poncho
- Sweatshirt or light jacket
Footwear
- Tennis shoes (2 in case a pair gets wet)
- Water shoes with heel strap (no flip flops)
Camp Clothing
- Shorts (6)
- Pants (1, blue jeans work well)
- T-shirts (6)
- Socks (8 pairs)
- Underwear (8)
- Pajamas
- Swimsuit (trunks/one-piece/”tankini”)
- Hat and/or bandana
Note: Labeling/initialing clothes is highly recommended
Personal Items
- Toiletries (soap, shampoo, toothbrush, tooth paste, etc.)
- Towels (2, bath and beach)
- Washcloth
- Laundry bag for wet/dirty clothes
- Bible, journal, pen
Camping Gear
- Leak-proof water bottle
- Flashlight or headlamp (extra batteries recommended)
- Insect repellent (deet-free)
- Sunscreen
Sleeping
- Sleeping bag (must have for camp out)
- Pillow
- Bed sheets/bedding (for twin bed)
Optional Items
- Additional sun protection (sunglasses, lip balm)
- Shower shoes
- Disposable camera
- Stationery, stamps
- Small fan and extension cord
- Musical instrument
Medication (if applicable)
- Prescription and/or necessary routine medications
- Medication Administration Form
What NOT to bring
- Food with peanuts/tree nuts
- Cell phone
- Music/video player
- Tablets/computers
- Video games
- Tobacco/e-cigs/vapes
- Alcohol
- Drugs
- Fireworks
- Firearms/weapons
- Pets
- Water guns
- Skateboard/skates
- Bicycles/unicycles
- Expensive clothing
- Expensive shoes
- Any other valuable personal items
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Outpost
Find out what to pack for Outpost!
Mini Camp
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Luggage
- Duffel bag or sealable storage bin
- Daypack or book bag
Outerwear
- Rain jacket (waterproof & breathable)
- Sweatshirt or light jacket
Footwear
- Closed-toed shoes (ex: tennis shoes)
- Sandals with heel strap or water shoes (no flip flops)
Camp Clothing
- Shorts (3)
- Pants/blue jeans (1)
- T-shirts (3)
- Long sleeve shirt (1)
- Socks (3-4 pairs)
- Underwear (4)
- Swimsuit (one-piece)
- Pajamas
- Hat and/or bandana
- Pajamas
Note: Labeling/initialing clothes is highly recommended
Sleeping
- Sleeping bag
- Packable sleeping pad (no air mattresses)
- Pillow
Camping Gear
- Leak-proof water bottles 20oz or larger (2)
- Headlamp or flashlight and extra batteries
- Sunglasses
- Sun protection (sunscreen, lip balm, etc.)
- Toiletries (soap, shampoo, toothbrush/paste, etc.)
- Towel and washcloth
- Insect repellent (deet-free)
Other Gear
- Bible, journal, pen
- Dirty clothes bag
Optional Items
- Hammock and straps
- Disposable Camera
- Musical Instrument
Medication (if applicable)
- Prescription and/or necessary routine medications
- Medication Administration Form
What NOT to bring
- Food with peanuts/tree nuts
- Cell phone
- Music/video player
- Tablets/computers
- Video games
- Tobacco/e-cigs/vapes
- Alcohol
- Drugs
- Fireworks
- Firearms/weapons
- Pets
- Water guns
- Skateboard/skates
- Bicycles/unicycles
- Expensive clothing
- Expensive shoes
- Any other valuable personal items
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One Week
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Luggage
- Duffel bag or sealable storage bin
- Day pack or book bag
- Dirty clothes bag
Outerwear & Footwear
- Rain jacket (waterproof and breathable)
- Sweatshirt or light jacket
- Closed-toed shoes (ex: tennis shoes) (2 pairs)
- Sandals with heel strap or water shoes (no flip flops)
Camp Clothing
- Shorts (6)
- Pants/blue jeans (1-2)
- T-shirts (6)
- Long sleeve shirts (1-2)
- Socks (8 pairs)
- Underwear (8)
- Swimsuit (trunks/one-piece/“tankini”)
- Hat or bandanna
- Pajamas
Note: Labeling/initialing clothes is highly recommended.
Camping Gear
- Leakproof water bottles 20oz or larger (2)
- Headlamp or flashlight (with spare batteries)
- Sunglasses and retainer strap
- Sun protection (sunscreen, lip balm, etc.)
- Toiletries (soap, shampoo, toothbrush/paste, etc.)
- Towels and washcloths (2)
- Insect repellent (deet-free)
- Bible, journal, pen
Sleeping
- Sleeping bag
- Packable sleeping pad (no air mattresses)
- Pillow (regular or camping sized)
Optional Items
- Shower shoes
- Hammock and straps
- Disposable camera
- Musical instrument
- Stationery and stamps
- Pocket knife (Mid High and Sr. High only; folding only – no fixed blade)
Medication
- Prescription and/or necessary routine medications
- Medication Administration Form
What NOT to bring
- Food with peanuts/tree nuts
- Cell phone
- Music/video player
- Tablets/computers
- Video games
- Tobacco/e-cigs/vapes
- Alcohol
- Drugs
- Fireworks
- Firearms/weapons
- Pets
- Water guns
- Skateboard/skates
- Bicycles/unicycles
- Expensive clothing
- Expensive shoes
- Any other valuable personal items
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10-Day
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Luggage
- Duffel bag or sealable storage bin
- Day pack or book bag
- Hiking backpack (recommended 40 liters or more)
Outerwear & Footwear
- Rain jacket (waterproof and breathable)
- Sweatshirt or light jacket
- Closed-toed shoes (ex: tennis shoes) (1 pair)
- Hiking boots or shoes (1 pair)
- Sandals with heel strap or water shoes (no flip flops)
Camp Clothing
- 6-8 sets of comfortable clothes (including 1-2 sets of long pants and shirt(s) for sun/bug protection, preferably dry-wicking, breathable material carried by most outdoor brands)
- Underwear (10 pairs)
- Socks (10 pairs including 2-3 pairs of hiking socks)
- Swimsuits (2, trunks/one-piece/”tankini”)
- Hat or bandanna
- Pajamas
Note: Labeling clothes is highly recommended. Pack a separate bag with one pair of clothes to wear home. This bag needs to fit in your duffel bag.
Camping Gear
- Leakproof water bottles 20oz or larger (2)
- Headlamp or flashlight (with spare batteries)
- Sunglasses and retainer strap
- Sun protection (sunscreen, lip balm, etc.)
- Toiletries (soap, shampoo, toothbrush/paste, etc.)
- Towels and washcloths (2)
- Bug spray
- Bible, journal, pen
- Dirty clothes bag
Sleeping
- Camping-sized pillow
- Packable sleeping pad (no air mattresses)
- Sleeping bag with compression stuff sack (must fit comfortably in hiking pack and allow for additional gear)
Optional Items
- Hammock with straps
- Shower shoes
- Disposable camera
- Musical instrument
- Lightweight portable bowl and spoon
- Pocket knife (no fixed blades, only folding)
Medication (if applicable)
- Prescription and/or necessary routine medications
- Medication Administration Form
What NOT to bring
- Food with peanuts/tree nuts
- Cell phone
- Music/video player
- Tablets/computers
- Video games
- Tobacco/e-cigs/vapes
- Alcohol
- Drugs
- Fireworks
- Firearms/weapons
- Pets
- Water guns
- Skateboard/skates
- Bicycles/unicycles
- Expensive clothing
- Expensive shoes
- Any other valuable personal items
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Sparrowwood
Learn what to pack for Sparrowwood!
Sparrowwood Packing List
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Luggage
- Duffel bag or suitcase
- Daypack or book bag (for water bottle, rain jacket)
Outerwear
- Waterproof rain jacket or poncho
- Sweatshirt or light jacket
Footwear
- Tennis shoes (required for activities)
- Extra pair of shoes in case of rain
- Water shoes with heel strap (no flip flops)
Clothing
- Shorts (6)
- Pants (1, blue jeans work well)
- T-shirts (6)
- Socks (8 pairs)
- Underwear (8)
- Pajamas
- Swimsuit (trunks/one-piece/”tankini”)
- Hat and/or bandana
Note: Label all clothes and personal items before you come to camp
Personal Items
- Toiletries (soap, shampoo, toothbrush, toothpaste, etc.)
- Bath towels (2) (washcloth, beach towel)
- Laundry bag for wet/dirty clothes
- Bible, journal, pen
Sleeping
- Sleeping bag or sheets & bed cover for twin bed
- Pillow
Camping Gear
- Leakproof water bottle
- Flashlight or headlamp (extra batteries recommended)
- Insect repellent (deet-free)
- Sunscreen
Optional Items
- Disposable camera
- Musical instrument
- Additional sun protection (sunglasses, lip balm)
- Shower shoes
- Stationery, stamps
- Small fan and extension cord
- Attire or props for talent show
Medication (if applicable)
- Prescription and/or necessary routine medications
- Medication Administration Form
What NOT to bring
- Food with peanuts/tree nuts
- Cell phone
- Music/video player
- Tablets/computers
- Video games
- Tobacco/e-cigs/vapes
- Alcohol
- Drugs
- Fireworks
- Firearms/weapons
- Pets
- Water guns
- Skateboard/skates
- Bicycles/unicycles
- Expensive clothing
- Expensive shoes
- Any other valuable personal items
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Sparrowwood at Outpost
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Luggage
- Duffel bag or sealable storage bin
- Daypack or book bag (for water bottle, jacket)
- Dirty clothes bag
Outerwear
- Rain jacket, waterproof and breathable
- Sweatshirt or light jacket
Footwear
- Closed-toed shoes such as tennis shoes (2 pairs)
- Day hiking shoes/boots
- Water shoes with heel strap for creek hike (no flip flops)
Camp Clothing
- Shorts (6 pairs)
- Pants/Blue jeans
- T-shirts (6)
- Long sleeve shirts (1-2)
- Socks (8 pairs)
- Underwear (8 pairs)
- Swimsuit (trunks/one-piece/”tankini”)
- Sun hat and/or bandana
Sleeping
- Sleeping bag
- Stuff sack for sleeping bag
- Packable sleeping pad (no air mattresses)
- Pillow
Camping Gear
- Leakproof water bottles 20oz or larger (2)
- Headlamp or flashlight (with spare batteries)
- Sunglasses and retainer strap
- Sun protection (sunscreen, lip balm, etc.)
- Toiletries (soap, shampoo, toothbrush/paste, etc.)
- Towels and washcloths (2)
- Insect repellent (deet-free)
- Bible, journal, pen
Optional Items
- Disposable camera
- Hammock
- Musical instrument
Medication (if applicable)
- Prescription and/or necessary routine medications
- Medication Administration Form
What NOT to bring
- Food with peanuts/tree nuts
- Cell phone
- Music/video player
- Tablets/computers
- Video games
- Tobacco/e-cigs/vapes
- Alcohol
- Drugs
- Fireworks
- Firearms/weapons
- Pets
- Water guns
- Skateboard/skates
- Bicycles/unicycles
- Expensive clothing
- Expensive shoes
- Any other valuable personal items
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What NOT to bring
- Food with peanuts/tree nuts
- Cell phone
- Music/video player
- Tablets/computers
- Video games
- Tobacco/e-cigs/vapes
- Alcohol
- Drugs
- Fireworks
- Firearms/weapons
- Pets
- Water guns
- Skateboard/skates
- Bicycles/unicycles
- Expensive clothing
- Expensive shoes
- Any other valuable personal items
Check-In & Check-Out
Learn about the required forms and helpful tips for check-in and checkout of Camp Glisson.