Water wear - 2 sets should be sufficient, one for the river, one for the water park.
Long Sleeve Shirts for evening.
A hoodie and sweats for cold evenings and brisk mornings.
Underwear and socks, enough for the whole stay. We will be hiking so you'll want clean dry socks.
A few pair of jeans, a few pair of shorts.
A variety of shirts for our days, excursions and outtings.
Tennis Shoes, Sandals and some sort of strap on water shoe like Teva or Chacos or watershoes that form to the foot. *flip-flops, Crocs, huaraches, etc., are NOT acceptable water shoes and campers will not be allowed to raft without a shoe that binds to the foot.
Sleeping bag, pillow (bring a couple pillowcases), sleeping pad (not required but comfortable), tent. we have a limited number of tents for rent, if you need one, inquire in your booking email or while on the phone.
Book, cards, boardgame for mellow time.
Electronics are not banned but bring them at your own risk. For large periods of time iPods, MP3 players and whatnot will be off-limits but there are personal hours wherein campers engage as they see fit.
Cameras are awesome for bringing camp home, and we want to support this; however, we cannot be responsible for lost, broken or stolen cameras. We're looking into being able to provide waterproof cameras, we'll keep this updated.
NO weapons, tabacco (legal or otherwise), alcohol, drugs or pornography will be tolerated at camp.

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