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What to Bring to Camp
Think of your Family Camp cabin as an empty apartment
furnished only with beds, a kitchen table and benches and you will know
the kinds of things to bring to camp. Remember also, you are in the woods
where humidity is high. Clothing and shoes take a long time to dry.
Each cabin has a stove, refrigerator and cabinets. The
nearest grocery/supermarket is about 14 miles away from Family Camp.
We do not sell food other than candy, snacks and soda at the camp so
you will need to shop. There is a supermarket approximately 14 miles from
camp, should you choose to shop while at camp.
Things to Bring:
- Pots and pans
- Dishes and flatware
- Cleaning Supplies (dishwashing liquid, cleansers and sponges)
- Groceries
- Single or flat sheets - (except for Schiff Cabins, which have one double
bed and bunk beds and day beds)
- Blankets or sleeping bags
- Pillows
- Lots of towels for kitchen, bath and waterfront use
- Insect repellent (non-spray)
- Sun lotion plus hats with visors for canoe trips
- Prescription medications for your family, if needed
- Rainwear, waterproof shoes or rubbers and warm clothing
- Sturdy shoes for hiking
- Soap, shampoo, toothbrushes, toilet paper, plastic bags, etc.
- Bathing suits
- Flashlights
- Fishing gear
- Camera, binoculars - things you would take on a camping trip
- Warm jackets
- Small backpacks and water bottles
- 2 to 3 gallons of bottled water (this is preferable for small
children)
Note: Canoers and rafters should have water shoes or old sneakers
to wear while going down the river.
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