CAMP LIST FOR 87TH REGINA SCOUTS
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SUMMER |
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SPRING OR FALL |
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WINTER |
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Hat with full brim for sun protection |
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Possibly Brimmed Hat and Toque |
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Toque and/or balaclava |
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Hiking Boots or Runners (no sandals) |
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Hiking Boots or Runners (no sandals) |
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Winter Boots with Removable Liners |
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Second pair of shoes |
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Extra pair of shoes |
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Shoes (if staying in cabins to be worn indoors) |
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Extra shoe laces |
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Extra shoe laces |
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Extra Boot Liners |
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Rubber Boots |
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Rubber Boots or Winter Boots depending on weather |
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Jacket (decide on warmth of jacket based on weather) |
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Fall or winter weight jacket or both |
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Winter jacket with hood |
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Wind pants are good for extra warmth and dryness |
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Ski pants or lined wind pants |
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Lined gloves or mittens |
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Warm Mitts (2 pairs or more) plus gloves (if desired) |
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Rain suit |
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Rain suit |
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Shirts (1 for each day) (preferably baggy with short sleeves/no tank
tops) or even long sleeves depending on weather |
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Shirts (at least 1 for each day) (sweatshirts or T-shirts depending
on weather) – enough to dress in layers |
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Warm shirts (at least 1 for each day) (sweatshirts, fleece shirts
etc.) – enough to dress in layers. |
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Bunny hug or sweater |
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Bunny hug or sweater |
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Bunny hug or sweater |
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Shorts and long pants |
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Long Pants (sweats or jeans) |
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Long Pants (sweats or jeans) |
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Underwear (1 for each day) |
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Underwear (1 for each day) also long underwear |
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Underwear (1 for each day) also long underwear |
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Socks - 2 pairs for each day |
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Socks - 2 sets for each day – a set being one pair thin under socks and 1 pair woollen socks |
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Socks - 2 sets for each day – a set being one pair thin under socks and 1 pair woollen socks |
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Pyjamas |
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Pyjamas |
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Pyjamas |
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Glass case/(if eye glass wearer
and cleaning cloth) Optional - Sunglasses |
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Personal Toiletries/(Bag with
toothbrush, toothpaste, face cloth and towel, soap and hairbrush) |
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Mess Kit/a mug preferably with
a lid, bowl, plate, spoon, fork, knife, dishcloth and tea towel in a mesh bag (all
dishes should be non-breakable) |
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Canteen/water bottle/(to be
carried in the Day Pack) |
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Day pack/(for carrying water
bottle, extra clothing, snacks etc. around during the day as
often the youth will not return to their campsite for many hours at a time) |
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Flashlight/(with an extra set
of batteries) |
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Pocket Knife/(Scouts/Venturers
only) |
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Compass/(optional for younger
youth) |
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Sleeping Gear/(pillow, sleeping
bag w/liner?, for cold weather camping an extra sleeping bag or heavy
blanket, a
sleeping mat or air mattress – all done up in a waterproof bag or sack) |
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Emergency Kit/ to be carried in
the Day Pack (see youth’s Cub or Scout
book for instructions on how to put
this together, please do not include matches or a knife for Cubs or
Beavers) |
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Small Personal First Aid Kit/to
be carried in the Day Pack (again see youth’s Cub or Scout book for
instructions) |
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Clothing should be put in a duffel
bag or backpack, and the bag should be lined with a garbage bag to keep items
dry.
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Remember youth should be involved
in packing the gear with varying amounts of assistance by parents depending on
the youth’s age. Even older youth can
use some guidance in packing enough warm clothes.
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Make sure when they come back from
camp that everything they packed has come back (to help with this clearly mark
all items with the youth’s name)
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REMEMBER TO PACK ENOUGH WARM
CLOTHES AND BRING ENOUGH FOR CHANGES BECAUSE OF WET CLOTHES ETC.
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Optional items such as books, field
guides, cameras and binoculars are allowed
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NO ELECTRONIC GAMES, WALKMANS,
PERSONAL CD PLAYERS ETC. WILL BE BROUGHT
TO CAMP