Packing List
Fall Packing List Camp
*You may send a maximum of 2 letters (and NO pkg.) to your child while he/she is at camp. They should be mailed before your child leaves or Monday in order for them to arrive while we are there. Label your letter like this: Child’s Name ℅ Leelenau Outdoor Center
1653 Port Oneida Road
Maple City, MI 49664
*We will call the office at DuVall to let them know we arrived safely on Monday. You may call and check with the office but Mr. Attee will also post to the school blog that we arrived. If you have an emergency while we are there, you may call or text Mrs. Courtright (313-790-9561) or Mrs. Ranka (734-552-6274) and we will get back with you ASAP.
* Please do not pack more than listed. Many students wear the same clothes both days anyway, more will just get lost!
*Limit one suitcase/duffle bag per student. Students carry their own stuff, lighter is better!
*Sleeping bag and pillow should go in a garbage bag labeled with duct tape or something showing your child’s name. An additional bag should be placed in their luggage to pack (also labeled) for when they come home (Students usually just rip it open upon arrival).
*Label all important items with your child’s name.
****Please have a conversation with your child about when getting dressed in the morning. Students should be layered each day since we start with cool mornings and often end with warm days. They must start with a base layer (NOT COTTON) and can add from there. Past experience has been that we have to send the kids back to get dressed appropriately and then they are late for breakfast, chores or classes to begin. Please help us eliminate this issue! 🙂
-health form turned in to teacher
-medications properly labeled and in ziploc bag given to Mrs. Ranka while entering the bus Monday
-winter/rain waterproof coat (a hoodie is NOT this)
-warm hat that covers ears
-long underwear or some type of non-cotton bottom layer for next to skin
-gloves or mittens (check weather and decide)
-an extra pair of tennis shoes or boots in case one gets wet (check the weather basically)
-2 sweatshirts or sweaters
-2 pair of pants
-at least 4 pair of socks, (1 of them wool for warmth if possible)
-sleeping clothes (slippers optional but should have a base layer)
-2 pair underwear
-soap, washcloth, hand towel
-comb/brush
-toothbrush/paste
-reusable water bottle labeled with student name
-small tissue for runny noses while outside (optional)
-sunglasses, chapstick (optional)
-plastic bags for wet/soiled clothes
-3 sharpened pencils, small pencil sharpener if possible
-bag lunch for ride up (no glass bottles, pop or candy)
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