Apply At Home - Parents or legal guardians are responsible for applying sunscreen prior to the start of camp day. All campers must bring their own sunscreen to camp each day. Counselors can assist in spraying sunscreen, but counselors will not apply sunscreen to campers.Label Everything - Label the sunscreen with your camper's name.Spray Sunscreen is BEST - Spray sunscreen is preferred, as it is quickest and easiest to apply. If you prefer lotion instead the counselors are not permitted to apply the sunscreen.Pack A Hat - We recommend that campers who tend to burn easily pack a hat and an extra t-shirt to wear for additional protection. Rash-guards with UVA and UVB protection are also permitted.

Documents - Parents should indicate all allergies/medication/medical conditions that we should be aware of during the registration process. Call the camp phone number with any questions.Medications - Please see our section on medications for important information on delivering and administering allergy medications while your camper is with counselors for the summer.EpiPen - If your camper has an EpiPen, please place it in a plastic bag labeled with your campers full name and camp for the week. Give this to a camp counselor directly.

Non-Perishable - All campers should bring a non-perishable lunch and beverage to camp daily unless you have purchased the lunch package upon signing up for Summer Camp. If your child does not have a lunch for the day, the weekly meal plan will be applied to your account for $60 for that week for members and $70 for non-members.

Swimsuit- Campers should come dressed in their swimsuits daily. Pool time is their first hour of the day, so they should come dressed to get into the pool, but please remember to pack a change of clothes for after the pool.Everyday Wear - We encourage our campers to dress appropriately for the weather and the activities on their schedule for the week. This includes indoor and outdoor activities that may experience warmer or cooler temperatures than normal.