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W HAT T O B RING TO C AMP W ARTBURG
   •   sleeping bag OR sheets & blankets
   •   pillow
   •   towel & wash cloth
   •   soap, toothpaste, toothbrush, shampoo, brush/comb, etc.
   •   underwear (1 pair for each day + 2 or 3 extra)
   •   socks (1 pair each day + 2 or 3 extra)
   •   shoes for the following purposes:
           o Hiking & playing – should be comfortable, durable, close-toed shoes you don’t mind getting a
                bit dirty
           o Creek Walking Shoes – bring an additional pair of old tennis shoes, or an appropriate pair of
                water shoes (must be close toed and cover the entire foot)
           o Flip flops (optional – but recommended – for showers)
   •   t-shirts (1 for each day + 2 extra)
   •   long pants (2 pair)
   •   gym-type shorts (1 pair for each day + 2 extra)
   •   pajamas
   •   swimwear (girls – must be one piece) *Note—we do not go swimming in their pool, however, it might
       be a good idea for students to wear swimwear as part of their creek-walking apparel.
   •   all weather jacket and/or sweatshirt (evenings DO get chilly)
   •   Book Bag
                    o Pens/pencils
                    o Bible
                    o Independent Reading Book
                    o Rain Gear (Poncho)
                    o Flashlight and Extra Batteries
                    o insect repellent and sunscreen
                    o hat, sunglasses, bandanna
                    o re-fill able water bottle
   •   2 plastic bags (for your dirty, wet, sandy, muddy clothes)


R EMINDERS                FROM         C AMP W ARTBURG :
“Wartburg is not responsible for loss or damage to personal possessions. Expensive items should definitely be
left at home. Please DO NOT bring - firecrackers, electric equipment (games, etc.), TV, tape/CD players, DVD
players, cell phones or radios.”

Both Mrs. Weber and Mr. Osbourn will have their cell phones in case of emergency—no student is permitted to
bring along their cell phone, iPod and any other electronic device.

R ECOMMENDATIONS                          FROM         M R . O SBOURN                 AND      M RS .

W EBER
Please remember, this a five day adventure trip. We participate in activities in the morning, afternoon, and
evening, so pack your bag with APPROPRIATE gear, meaning…
           • Be sure you have plenty of underwear, socks, t-shirts, and gym-type shorts.
•   No spaghetti strap or tank tops.
•   Do NOT bring snacks and candy. Students are fed three very filling, adolescent-friendly meals
    per day and a snack at night. Please remember that food attracts bugs and mice; Camp Wartburg
    has plenty of those. We’d like to keep them out of our cabins!

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What to bring

  • 1. W HAT T O B RING TO C AMP W ARTBURG • sleeping bag OR sheets & blankets • pillow • towel & wash cloth • soap, toothpaste, toothbrush, shampoo, brush/comb, etc. • underwear (1 pair for each day + 2 or 3 extra) • socks (1 pair each day + 2 or 3 extra) • shoes for the following purposes: o Hiking & playing – should be comfortable, durable, close-toed shoes you don’t mind getting a bit dirty o Creek Walking Shoes – bring an additional pair of old tennis shoes, or an appropriate pair of water shoes (must be close toed and cover the entire foot) o Flip flops (optional – but recommended – for showers) • t-shirts (1 for each day + 2 extra) • long pants (2 pair) • gym-type shorts (1 pair for each day + 2 extra) • pajamas • swimwear (girls – must be one piece) *Note—we do not go swimming in their pool, however, it might be a good idea for students to wear swimwear as part of their creek-walking apparel. • all weather jacket and/or sweatshirt (evenings DO get chilly) • Book Bag o Pens/pencils o Bible o Independent Reading Book o Rain Gear (Poncho) o Flashlight and Extra Batteries o insect repellent and sunscreen o hat, sunglasses, bandanna o re-fill able water bottle • 2 plastic bags (for your dirty, wet, sandy, muddy clothes) R EMINDERS FROM C AMP W ARTBURG : “Wartburg is not responsible for loss or damage to personal possessions. Expensive items should definitely be left at home. Please DO NOT bring - firecrackers, electric equipment (games, etc.), TV, tape/CD players, DVD players, cell phones or radios.” Both Mrs. Weber and Mr. Osbourn will have their cell phones in case of emergency—no student is permitted to bring along their cell phone, iPod and any other electronic device. R ECOMMENDATIONS FROM M R . O SBOURN AND M RS . W EBER Please remember, this a five day adventure trip. We participate in activities in the morning, afternoon, and evening, so pack your bag with APPROPRIATE gear, meaning… • Be sure you have plenty of underwear, socks, t-shirts, and gym-type shorts.
  • 2. No spaghetti strap or tank tops. • Do NOT bring snacks and candy. Students are fed three very filling, adolescent-friendly meals per day and a snack at night. Please remember that food attracts bugs and mice; Camp Wartburg has plenty of those. We’d like to keep them out of our cabins!