Items to Remain at Camp
On the first day of your child’s session, you can send the following for your child to keep at camp, all labeled with your child’s name:
- Sunscreen (no sprays please)
- Small mat or towel to sit on at lunchtime (parents often send yoga mats)
- Sweatshirt
- Raincoat
- Crocs or flip-flops to wear to and from swimming
- Spare bathing suit
- For young campers, parents often send a change of clothes
Campers will each have their own crate in the tribe tent to keep their belongings.
What to Wear/Bring to Camp Each Day
Please label everything that comes to camp with the camper’s name:
- Play clothes
- Socks and sneakers. Footwear must have a closed-toe and provide ankle support. Keens are acceptable; however, crocs, sandals or clogs are not. Exception: campers may bring flip flops or crocs to walk to and from swimming.
- Please apply sunscreen before camp (we will make sure it is reapplied after swimming)
- Come to camp wearing a bathing suit under clothes to facilitate changing and allow more time at the activities.
- Send another bathing suit if you want your child to change after swimming
- Towel
- On rainy days, wear or bring a raincoat (unless you have one at camp already)
- On cold days, wear or bring a sweatshirt (unless you have one at camp already)
- Lunch: Each child brings a lunch and beverage (no glass please) with the camper’s full name and tribe on it. Beverage containers should fit in the lunch bag. We ask that you not send nut butter sandwiches or any nut products in your child’s lunch. In addition, please check all food labels to be sure they do not say “contains nuts,” “may contain nuts” or “processed on machinery that also processes nut products.” Please see Food Policy for more details.
Medications
State regulation requires that the nurse administer all prescription medication from the original container. Label the container clearly with your child’s full name, tribe, and time it is to be given. It should remain at camp for the duration. We also cannot administer expired or unlabeled medication. All medicine should be put in a bag marked “Nurse” and deposited in the bus/car bag on arrival. Medicine to be given on successive days is left in the nurse’s clinic. The remainder will be returned to you when the order is complete. The nurse will notify parents in the event of any illness or injury.
Please Keep at Home
We ask that you personally check your child’s backpack each day prior to them leaving for camp to ensure that only camp appropriate items are included. No electronic games, mp3 players, CD players, cell phones, trading cards, valuables or pets are allowed in camp. Also, no candy or gum. We provide all the necessary equipment for camp activities. The possession of alcohol, drugs and weapons are prohibited on the camp property.
What To Bring To Camp for Sprouts
Items to Remain at Camp
On the first day of your child’s session, you can send the following for your child to keep at camp, all labeled with your child’s name:
- Sunscreen (no sprays please)
- Sweatshirt
- Raincoat
- Crocs or flip-flops to wear to and from swimming
- Spare bathing suit (for female campers, a two piece tankini is best to make bathroom breaks easier)
- A change of clothes
Campers will each have their own crate in the Pavilion to keep their belongings.
What to Wear/Bring to Camp Each Day
Please label everything that comes to camp with the camper’s name:
- Play clothes
- Socks and sneakers. Footwear must have a closed-toe and provide ankle support. Keens are acceptable; however, crocs, sandals or clogs are not. Exception: campers may bring flip flops or crocs to walk to and from swimming.
- Please apply sunscreen before camp (we will make sure it is reapplied after water play)
- Come to camp wearing a bathing suit under clothes to facilitate changing and allow more time at the activities. (for female campers, a two piece tankini is best to make bathroom breaks easier)
- Towel
- On rainy days, wear or bring a raincoat (unless you have one at camp already)
- On cold days, wear or bring a sweatshirt (unless you have one at camp already)
- Snack: Each child brings a snack and beverage (no glass please) with the camper’s full name on it. Beverage containers should fit in the snack bag. We ask that you not send nut butter sandwiches or any nut products in your child’s snack. In addition, please check all food labels to be sure they do not say “contains nuts,” “may contain nuts” or “processed on machinery that also processes nut products.”
- We also have gluten-free Cheerios available if any campers are asking for a snack before the official snack time.
Medications
State regulation requires that the nurse administer all prescription medication. From June 18 – 22, our camp nurse is only available on-call, so we are unable to administer medication during this time. Staff trained in first aid are on the camp property during this time to handle illnesses/injuries in consultation with the camp nurse.
From June 25 – August 17, the camp nurse will be on property and can administer medication. State regulation requires that the nurse administer all prescription medication from the original container. Label the container clearly with your child’s full name, the word “Sprouts”, and the time it is to be given. All medicine should be put in a bag marked “Nurse” and deposited in the bus/car bag on arrival. Medicine to be given on successive days is left in the nurse’s clinic. The remainder will be returned to you when the order is complete. The nurse will notify parents in the event of any illness or injury.
Please Keep at Home
We ask that you personally check your child’s backpack each day prior to them leaving for camp to ensure that only camp appropriate items are included. No electronic games, mp3 players, CD players, cell phones, trading cards, valuables or pets are allowed in camp. Also, no candy or gum. We provide all the necessary equipment for camp activities. The possession of alcohol, drugs and weapons are prohibited on the camp property.