Your child is headed to overnight camp and the excitement is high! We encourage our families and campers to take a step back and get organized. No camper wants to reach their cabin and discover a long list of forgotten items. On the flipside, personal storage area in the cabins is usually skimpy, so it’s also crucial not to overpack!

A few important notes:

• Please do not send precious items that would be devastating if they were lost/broken.
• Campers must be able to pack & unpack their items on their own.
• Campers are responsible for knowing what they have packed.
• Campers are responsible for keeping track of their items.

Printable list

Bible, notebook, sharpened pencil or ballpoint pen
Pillow, twin sheets, and blanket or sleeping bag – we recommend campers put bedding and pillow in a bag. Many times rolled sleeping bags come unraveled when walking through camp.
Towels for bathing & swimming and a washcloth
Toothbrush & toothpaste
Deodorant & any other toiletries
Comb/brush
Soap, shampoo and conditioner – We recommend you place toiletries in a type of plastic bag or plastic basket that would make it easy to transport to the shower.
Clothing (modest) for each day of camp & one extra outfit.  (Make sure you have at least one outfit you can get dirty!)
Sweatshirt or jacket & jeans
Swimsuit (modest)
Sleepwear
Tennis shoes with closed toe
Sandals or flip flops for shower and pool shoes
Water bottle labeled with camper’s name
Plastic bag for wet or dirty clothes

Additional items that may help campers be successful at camp:

Insect repellent
Lip balm and sunscreen 
Flashlight and batteries 
Spending money for the Candy Shop (see Candy Shop info below)
Sunglasses
Camera
Hat
Wrist watch or travel clock
Picture or stuffed animal as a comfort piece
Stamped envelopes or pre-addressed postcards

**Be sure to label all belongings with camper’s name**

Medicine needs to be in the original bottle with original labels and camper’s name on them.  They will be turned in to our Health Care Director upon arrival at camp.

LEAVE AT HOME:
Don’t pack things that are on the ‘Leave at Home” list. This will just cause problems for your child when they arrive at camp. If you have concerns about something on this list, please talk with the camp staff before your child arrives.

Cell phone
Expensive items/jewelry
Electronic games and movie devices

Candy Shop Information

We offer not only snacks, but 3TC Merch in our Candy Shop as well!  Here are some items, with estimated* pricing ranges for reference:

Shirts – Youth Sizes – $15, Adult Sizes – $18
Sweatshirts – Youth Sizes – $20, Adult Sizes – $25
Hats – $25
Small Candy – $0.25+
Large Candy – $1.50+
Drinks – $1.00-$2.50
Hot Snacks (pizza, pretzels, nachos, etc.) – $2.00-$4.00
Stickers/Buttons – $0.25-$3
Plushies/Novelty – $5-$15

*Pricing is estimated and could be changed before camp begins based off market costs.