Pine Cove Shores
Packing & Theme Nights
Please pack all the camper's items in a trunk (like this one) or one large container. Luggage should be under 15 inches tall so it fits under the bunk bed. Many campers like to decorate their trunks!
Want to skip the packing hassle? Order an Essentials Kit! These kits come with over 20 branded items straight from this list - just add clothes and you're ready to go.
All shirts should be loose fitting and not tight. Tank tops must have straps three fingers wide and cover all undergarments. No racer-back, see-through, ribbed or spaghetti-strap tanks. No crop tops (no stomach shown when arms are raised).
Must be knuckle length. No skirts, exercise dresses, or biker/spandex shorts (impractical for activities and you sometimes stand on chairs or ladders). No butterfly-style shorts. Girls will need one pair of athletic shorts (no buttons or zippers) to wear with their swimsuit.
Close-toed shoes must be worn at all times
Simple modest outfit you would wear to church. For girls, dresses should be fingertip length. No tight-fitting rompers/jumpers, off-the-shoulder styles, or spaghetti straps. Bralettes or bandeaus should not show. Guys should wear shorts with at least a 5" inseam.
To be worn for evening themed activities; must abide by all other dress code guidelines
For girls, a modest one-piece swimsuit without cutouts, or a rashguard with athletic shorts. All girls are required to wear athletic shorts (no buttons or zippers) with their swimsuits at all water activities (no rashburn here!). For boys, no speedos or jammers. This is for the comfort, safety, and modesty of all campers at all pool and lake activities. All campers must wear shirts over swimwear to and from water activities.
Must cover the toes and include a heel strap/cover (for instance: Crocs, Natives, etc.)
For a twin size bed
This is where any muddy clothes will go.
No medication (over-the-counter or prescription) or vitamins packed in luggage. Read the medication guidelines here.
Only needed if you want to drive jetskis. Must be 16 years old or older by camp session to be allowed to drive.
Can be used at the pool and waterfront areas
All letters and packages must be in camper trunks at the start of the week. Read more on mail here.
These are great for hanging on the bunk and holding towels or laundry bags.
A photo from home, a cute pom-pom garland... you might want to bring some things to personalize your space. Just keep it reasonable and easy to remove!
Laundry services are provided halfway through the session
For more details on theme nights, check out our guide. Want to make it even easier? Check out our brand-new overnight youth camp theme night kits!
Sunday: Board Game Bonanza Get ready for a night of epic board game battles, teamwork, and tons of fun! Roll the dice, strategize, and let the bonanza begin!
Monday: Medieval Mayhem: A Royal Whodunnit Something shocking shakes the kingdom! Gather your wits, question suspects, and uncover the truth in this medieval mystery of knights, nobles, and mayhem!
Tuesday: Espionage Sir, yes sir! Evade the evil Striker Force to reach the Secret Tower in this age-old Shores night game. Bring your camo, ghillie suits, and all things green!
Wednesday: X Marks the Spot (on the Dance Floor) Ahoy, campers! Grab your crew and hit the deck for a night of dancing, treasure, and pirate fun—X marks the spot on the dance floor!
Thursday: Dock Rock Did someone say "lake day"? Come ready for a luau-style party on the water. Beach volleyball, wake-boarding, and pizza! What could be better?
Friday: GameShore Network Leave the gym shorts and t-shirts in the cabin and put on your Sunday—oops, FRIDAY—best! Kick back, relax, and enjoy dinner and a show as your counselors bring the laughs from the stage.
As a general rule, if you can’t bring it to school, you shouldn’t bring it to camp.
Camp is the perfect opportunity for everyone—counselors and campers alike—to get a break from screens! Leaving electronic devices at home allows for campers to get a chance to spend time outdoors, build connections with friends, and experience undistracted moments. But don't worry—you'll be able to use the CampLife App to communicate!
You can bring it to shave, but don't bring it for pranks!
Packing meds can bring up a lot of questions, and there are some important state and local regulations we need to follow. We put all the info together into a handy-dandy guide to tell you everything you need to know, including prescription guidelines, leaving OTC meds at home, when meds are given out, and more.
Our all-inclusive Camp Essentials kit comes with everything you need for summer - just add clothes! These kits include over twenty branded items straight from our packing list, including bags pre-labeled by day. See the complete item list and order in the webstore! Kits begin shipping in early May.
We've got a full webpage chock full of all the details you want (and need) to know before you get to camp.
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