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Old Clothes: |
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It is important for you to bring the right type of clothing and equipment to make your experience more enjoyable. You will get wet and dirty as you interact with the environment.
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Checklist: |
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Sheets and Blankets or Sleeping Bag
Pillow
1 to 2 pairs of old tennis shoes (no sandals!)
4 old T-shirts
Modest one-piece swimsuit (pool closed November - February)
6 pairs of socks
4 pairs of underclothes
2 pairs of old jeans
2 pairs of shorts
Jacket
Rain Gear
Flashlight
Bible
Pen or Pencil
Toiletries
Shower Shoes
Washcloth and Towel
Water Bottle
Camera (optional)
Spending money ($20 is suggested) |
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Do NOT bring the following: |
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Radio
CD Player
Electronic games
Knives or Multi-tools
Shaving cream
Sandals |
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Pine Cove Dress Code: |
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Fashion is fun. However, we don't allow you to wear a clothing line called Stumble Wear. Modesty will help keep people focused on the important things at camp. All grooming and apparel judgments will be left to the discretion of the outdoor education instructors. |
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- Shower shoes may only be worn to and from the bathroom.
- Modest one-piece swim suits for girls, and men's swimsuits must fit appropriately.
- No clothing supporting or promoting beer companies, secular rock groups, etc.
- Under garments must always be covered by outer garments (i.e. No boxer shorts hanging out or bra straps showing).
- Midriffs should always be covered.
- No tight fitting and revealing clothing.
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