Family Conference Packing List

What to Bring

Clothes for each day Everyone will need comfortable play clothes for each day, plus a couple extras in case someone needs a change! It's camp, so please only bring clothes that can potentially get a little dirty.
Jacket & Cold Weather Clothes Depending on the weather, you might want jackets, hats, and gloves. Prep for rain as needed!
Shoes and Socks Depending on the weather, camp can be muddy, so bring shoes that can get dirty.
Jeans & hard-soled shoes if doing optional horseback riding
Theme night apparel Go as big or small as you want, but you'll want to think through what you want to wear for each theme night.
Sleep things White noise machines, cozy pajamas, lovies, storybooks...whatever extras your family needs to get a great night of sleep.
Toiletries We have towels and soap, but anything else you need, like a hair dryer, bring with you.
Meds Anything your family might need. Allergy meds are commonly needed.
Flashlights
Backpack for each kid They'll bring it with their Bible and water bottle to their program each day.
Water Bottles
Bible/Notebook/Pen
Umbrella If there is rain in the forecast!

Snacks Our snack shop is open in the afternoon, but pack some if you need them during other times of day or have specific dietary needs.
Small cooler To keep ice from the dining hall in your cabin
Cabin toys / activities You might play outside the entire time, but some families find it helpful to have a few options for a cabin rest time or while everyone is getting ready for theme nights.
Paper blackout shade If your kids (or you) need it completely dark in the cabin, you may want a couple of these just in case you need them.
Bikes / Scooters Our Crier Creek and Woods camp properties are a little more spread out, so bikes and scooters are useful!

As a general rule, if you can’t bring it to school, you shouldn’t bring it to camp.