Packing List

Don’t get carried away with how much you bring. Remember you will have the opportunity to wash your clothes on the weekends. You will probably need less clothing than you think. As you are packing, keep in mind there will be limited storage/closet space. Some of the bunk beds have been made with extra space underneath (20” to be exact). Regardless of the type of bunk you end up with, it works well to bring a tub or trunk (20” or less in height) to store stuff underneath or near your bed.

• Clothing for physical activity. 
  Clothes you can sweat and work comfortably in (there will be work crew projects each day). Keep it modest. No short shorts or 2 piece swimsuits, etc.
• Clothes that can get paint on them
• 2 pairs of long pants for work crews. 
  Jeans or similar are best. No leggings.
• Nice casual clothes
  Bring some nicer casual clothes for regular chapel/dressier clothes for Friday night testimony services.
• Appropriate shoes for each activity
  Sturdy, closed-toe shoes for work projects that can get dirty /painted, creek shoes/sandals, extra shoes if primary pair is wet, shoes for hiking.
• Jacket/Rain Jacket
  For cool nights and rainy days.
• Bedding
  Pillow, sheets and blanket for twin size bed, or a sleeping bag.
• Personal hygiene items.
• Shower shoes
  Bathrooms may be unattached from cabins.
• Towel and washcloth
• Prescription and over-the-counter drugs
  Must be given to nurse upon arrival.
• A watch
  Very important!
• Work gloves.
• Hammock
  Optional
• Bible, notebook, and pen.

Laundry
We’ll be taking care of washing your dirty laundry on the middle weekend of your session. You’ll receive a NLR laundry bag at the beginning of the session to help with this process. You only need one week’s worth of clothes.

Don’t Bring This Stuff
Pets, cash, tobacco in any form, alcoholic beverages, drugs (including non-prescription), lighters, matches, weapons, fireworks, radios, mp3 or CD players, electronic game systems, cell phones, pagers, roller blades, skateboards, video games, magazines, or sexually explicit literature or items or any kind.

Don’t get carried away with how much you bring. Remember you will have the opportunity to wash your clothes on the weekends. You will probably need less clothing than you think. As you are packing, keep in mind there will be limited storage/closet space. Some of the bunk beds have been made with extra space underneath (20” to be exact). Regardless of the type of bunk you end up with, it works well to bring a tub or trunk (20” or less in height) to store stuff underneath or near your bed.

• Clothes suitable for physical activity (keep it modest, no short shorts, 2 piece bathing suits, etc.)
• Casual clothes for regular Chapel
• Dressier clothes for Friday night Chapel
• A watch (Very important!)
• Appropriate shoes for each activity (active shoes, creek shoes, shoes to hike in, etc)
• Bedding (twin size) or just a sleeping bag & pillow
• A sleeping bag & pillow for the backpacking trip (Can be your camp bedding, but know you’ll be hiking with it. Many Timothy’s will bring hammocks)
• Personal hygiene items
• Shower shoes (Bathrooms may not be connected to Cabins.)
• Bible, journal/paper, and pen/pencil
• Flashlight or headlamp
• Prescription drugs and over-the-counter drugs need to be given to the medical team upon arrival
• Hammock (optional)
• Towels & washcloths
• Rain jacket or poncho

Laundry
We’ll be taking care of washing your dirty laundry on the middle weekend of your session. You’ll receive a NLR laundry bag at the beginning of the session to help with this process. You only need one week’s worth of clothes.

Don’t Bring This Stuff
Pets, cash, tobacco in any form, alcoholic beverages, drugs (including non-prescription), lighters, matches, weapons, fireworks, radios, mp3 or CD players, electronic game systems, cell phones, pagers, roller blades, skateboards, video games, magazines, or sexually explicit literature or items or any kind.

Don’t get carried away with how much you bring. You will have an opportunity to laundry on the weekends. You will probably need less clothing than you think. As you are packing, keep in mind there will be limited storage/closet space. Some of the bunk beds have been made with extra space underneath (20” to be exact). Regardless of the type of bunk you end up with, it works well to bring a tub or trunk (20” or less in height) to store stuff underneath or near your bed.

• Clothes suitable for physical activity (keep it modest, no short shorts, 2 piece bathing suits, etc.)
• Casual clothes for regular Chapel
• Dressier clothes for Friday night Chapel
• A watch (Very important!)
• Appropriate shoes for each activity (active shoes, creek shoes, shoes to hike in, etc)
• Bedding (twin size if at Frontier Cove, twin & double if at Flint Valley) or just a sleeping bag & pillow
• A sleeping bag & pillow 
• Personal hygiene items
• Shower shoes (Bathrooms may not be connected to Cabins.)
• Bible, journal/paper, and pen/pencil
• Flashlight or headlamp
• Prescription drugs and over-the-counter drugs need to be given to the medical team upon arrival
• Hammock (optional)
• Towels & washcloths
• Rain jacket or poncho
• Laundry Detergent

Don’t Bring This Stuff
Pets, cash, tobacco in any form, alcoholic beverages, drugs (including non-prescription), lighters, matches, weapons, fireworks, radios, mp3 or CD players, electronic game systems, cell phones, pagers, roller blades, skateboards, video games, magazines, or sexually explicit literature or items or any kind.