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1 Sleeping Bag with stuff sack or plastic bag, or twin bedding

Pillow
Bathroom kit (with soap, toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo+ conditioner, deodorant, etc.) feminine hygiene products if appropriate

Brush or comb

Towel

Sunscreen

Sunglasses

Eyeglasses if needed

Refillable water bottle

Chapstick

Insect Repellent 

5 T-shirts, 6 sets of underwear, 6 pairs of socks 

1 pair of jeans or similar rugged pants 

3 pairs of shorts 

2 sweatshirts, 1 warm jacket, 1 rain jacket 

2 pairs of closed toe shoes (at least 1 pair of sturdy tennis shoes) 

Pajamas

Swim suit (should only be worn at swimming program) 

1 pair of sandals (for waterfront and shower) 

Optional: White t-shirt for tie-dye, pencil, paper, journal, travel games, playing cards, book for evening reading (no e-readers)

No phones, have your camper leave their phones at home campers are allowed to bring a camera

Tips and tricks: Our twin sized beds are most comfortable with a bottom sheet, even with a sleeping bag. Having a bag for dirty laundry can help your camper stay organized.

Adventure Camp is a place where we all come together. Please do not pack anything derogatory, vulgar, violent, offensive, drug/alcohol/tobacco related, knives or divisive clothing or items. This includes: risqué clothing as well as overt political statements. Everything we do at camp is through the lens of our 4-H values of head, heart, hands, and health.  

Things often get misplaced or lost during camp. Make sure you label your child's belongings to help things not get lost. If you think your child left something at camp please email idaho4Hadventurecamp@uidaho.edu and we will do what we can to locate and return it to you.

The Camp will take reasonable security measures to safeguard participants' belongings. However, participants and their parents/guardians understand that it is ultimately their responsibility to ensure the security of their personal property.

The Camp, its staff, and affiliates shall not be held liable for any loss, theft, or damage to personal property during the camp session. This includes but is not limited to electronic devices, jewelry, clothing, or any other personal belongings.