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Staff Packing List PDF

Staff are provided a packing list for their time at camp that includes essential items like a pillow, sheets or sleeping bag, multiple towels, toiletries, bathing suits, clothes for 6 days including khaki shorts, socks, underwear, tennis shoes, hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, flashlight, laundry supplies, writing materials, and alarm clock. Optional items include storage boxes, camera, horseback riding gear, arts and crafts supplies, games, books, sports equipment, photos, and water bottle. Certain prohibited items are also listed such as cigarettes, alcohol, weapons, fireworks, and pets.

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Staff Packing List PDF

Staff are provided a packing list for their time at camp that includes essential items like a pillow, sheets or sleeping bag, multiple towels, toiletries, bathing suits, clothes for 6 days including khaki shorts, socks, underwear, tennis shoes, hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, flashlight, laundry supplies, writing materials, and alarm clock. Optional items include storage boxes, camera, horseback riding gear, arts and crafts supplies, games, books, sports equipment, photos, and water bottle. Certain prohibited items are also listed such as cigarettes, alcohol, weapons, fireworks, and pets.

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Staff Packing List

What to Bring to Camp


 Pillow*, pillow case*, sleeping bag* and/or sheets* and blankets*. If you go with a sleeping bag, you’ll need at least a
bottom sheet to cover the mattress. We like to recommend sheets because it is hot here in the summer, but you should
bring a sleeping bag anyway if you might be chaperoning the outdoor living skills campout.
INTERNATIONAL STAFF OR OTHER PEOPLE COMING BY PLANE – if you can’t bring bedding and a pillow due to
space constraints, we can provide them for you. Please indicate on your staff home page that you would like us to
provide these for you.
 Bath towels* and beach towels* (at least two of each)
 Toiletries* and something to carry them in* (like a bag or bucket).
 Bathing suit (2 if possible) – ladies: no bikinis; gentlemen: no “speedo’s” please – they don’t mix well with water polo,
banana boating, or adolescent male & female campers!!! See more at www.sandyhillcamp.com/staff_standards.pdf and
on the staff blog posts about our staff dress code.
 Something to sleep in* (pajamas or T-shirt/shorts) – something that you don’t mind your campers seeing you in!
 Rain gear (and umbrella – optional)
 Sweatshirt* and sweatpants*
 Jeans
 Shorts* and T-shirts* for at least 6 days (IMPORTANT: include one or two pair of khaki or light brown shorts)
 Staff shirts (if you have them from a previous year)
 One or two semi-dressy outfits for our weekly dress-up dinner and cabin photos
 Socks* and underwear*
 Tennis shoes (and hiking boots – optional)
 Flip-flops*, TEVAS, water shoes*, aqua socks, or old tennis shoes that can be worn in the Bay and into the showers
 Hat (suggest light-colored for hot, sunny days) & sunscreen*
 Insect repellent* with Deet
 Flashlight* and extra batteries* – a battery lantern* is great too if you have one!
 Laundry bag for dirty clothes (an extra pillowcase or bag is fine)
 Quarters (camp can provide these on Fridays) and detergent* for laundry (for those staff staying on the weekends)
 Notebook*/ pencil*/ pen*
 Battery operated alarm clock* (there are no outlets for electricity in the cabins)
 Any special materials and lesson plans for activities that you will be teaching
* indicates items that can be purchased in town at Walmart, grocery store, and/or local pharmacy if you don’t want to carry them while travelling

Optional Items
 Stacking crates* or underbed storage boxes* to keep your stuff in – this is better than living out of a suitcase for nine
weeks. Please note that you will share a space underneath the lower bunk is 12” high, 70” long and 32” deep.
 Camera
 Hard-soled shoes with a heel (for horseback riding) and/or horseback riding gear
 Face paints*, funny hats, things that may be good for skits or costumes for the talent show
 Anything for the talent show – musical instrument, balls to juggle, baton, etc.
 Themed, fun dance attire like: Nerd, Hollywood, Superhero, Zombie, 80’s, Jungle, and country Western
 Board games for rainy days, pack of cards* – label with your name
 Children’s books – to read stories to campers at bedtime or during a down time
 Tennis racquet*
 Lacrosse sticks*
 Field Hockey equipment
 Fishing pole*
 Any other personal sports equipment that you want to bring
 Any prescription medicine – this should have a label on it and must be registered with the medical staff.
 Small photos of your family, pets, house, or friends to show to your campers
 Water bottle*
 Back pack or other small bag to take on a weekend trip

WHAT NOT TO BRING TO CAMP


 Cigarettes, alcohol, drugs or other substances that can be used in an illegal manner – this is likely cause for immediate
dismissal from your staff position
 Knives, guns, or weapons of any kind
 Expensive clothing or accessories
 Fireworks, matches, candles, lighter fluid or other flammable materials
 Bikes, skateboards, or other similar equipment
 Animals/pets

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