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Things To Bring
Cap, visor or inexpensive sun glasses; bathing suit or shorts and a T-shirt; sun screen; old tennis shoes, aqua socks, or sport sandals; towel and a change of clothes, bagged lunch if not signed up for meal plan.
Rainy Days :
We will make a decision each day whether to run the planned activity, hold off for a period or stay indoors. Campers should be prepared to get wet on rainy days though. It will be a much more enjoyable experience if campers are dressed for the weather. Cotton is a poor insulator when wet. (And they do get wet.) It's a good idea not to send your children in it. It may make them cold. Wool, polypropylene, nylon and other synthetics are good. A nylon wind breaker, or rain gear is also a good idea.
In addition for some of the specialty weeks other items should be brought. Following are suggested items: (In Microsoft Word Fomat)
