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Summer Camp Packing List

The document outlines a comprehensive packing list for a camping trip, including general items, the 10 essentials, optional items, and a toiletries kit. It also provides tips and best practices for packing efficiently and staying organized during the trip. Key recommendations include using ziplock bags for clothes, labeling items, and avoiding electronics.

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Summer Camp Packing List

The document outlines a comprehensive packing list for a camping trip, including general items, the 10 essentials, optional items, and a toiletries kit. It also provides tips and best practices for packing efficiently and staying organized during the trip. Key recommendations include using ziplock bags for clothes, labeling items, and avoiding electronics.

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Packing list

General The 10 Essentials Optional


Class A Uniform Knife Camp Chair
Class B Uniform Rain Gear Cards
T-Shirts Snacks* (or snack money) Merit Badge books/workbook
Shorts or Pants Flashlight Clothes line
Belt Extra clothes Money for trading post (≈$50)
Socks First aid kit Fishing Gear
Closed toe shoes or hiking boots Sunscreen Walking stick
Hat & Sunglasses Compass
Swim Gear Fire starter
Sleeping clothes/PJs WATER BOTTLE
**Scout Handbook** Sleeping Gear
Watch Cot
Day pack backpack Sleeping bag or blanket
Medications Pillow
Pen and paper

Toiletries Kit
Soap
Shampoo & Conditioner
Toothbrush & Toothpaste
DEODERANT
Gold Bond (the yellow one)
Sunscreen
Footlocker with Combination lock Bug spray
Shower Shoes
Two towels
Washcloth

Tips and Best Practices


Use large ziplock bags to store your clothes. One bag is one day's worth. When you go shower, Take
your day's worth of clothes and your shower gear. Put your dirty clothes into the ziplock bag
One set of clothes per day + one extra
Label everthing with name and troop number
Gold bond is a scout's best friend. It prevents chafing and irritaion
The foot locker is the best way to pack for long term camps. Everything you bring should fit in the box
(except for chair, sleeping bag, pillow, and cot). Box should remain locked at all times.
A watch is important at summer camp so you can make it to classes on time.
Leave electronics at home!
Two towels are for scouts that are taking water related merit badges. You don’t want to use your
shower towel for drying off after swimming in the lake.
Pack extra socks!
Your day pack should have your 10 essentials and be carried from class to class

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