What to Bring to Camp
Every summer, we donate dozens of lost water bottles, lunch boxes, t-shirts, swim goggles, and more. To help us return items to their rightful owners, please label everything with your child’s first and last name.
Camp days are active, creative, and sometimes messy! Please send your camper dressed for fun in comfortable clothing you don’t mind getting a little dirty. All campers must wear close-toed shoes. Open-toed shoes may only be worn during water activities.
Please Bring Daily
All items should be clearly labeled with your child's first and last name
- Kosher-style or pareve packed lunch (see lunch guidelines below)
- Refillable water bottle
- Bathing suit, towel, and a bag for wet clothes (goggles optional)
- Spray sunscreen
- Change of clothes
- A positive attitude 😊
What Not to Bring
To help keep camp safe, inclusive, and focused on connection and play, please leave the following items at home:
- Slime
- Electronics (phones, tablets, gaming devices, headphones, personal listening devices, etc.)
- Toys, games, and trading cards (one comfort stuffed animal is okay)
- Microwaveable lunches
If any of these items are brought to camp and taken out during the day, they will be confiscated and returned to a parent or guardian at pick-up.
Lunch & Kosher Guidelines
Please send your camper with a clearly labeled, cold lunch each day. We do not have access to microwaves, ovens, or refrigerator space.
Our camp observes Jewish dietary laws (Kashrut). To respect these guidelines:
- Lunches must be dairy or pareve (dairy-free and non-meat)
- No meat or poultry products are allowed
- Think vegetarian or pescatarian-friendly options
A list of lunch suggestions can be found below. If you have any questions about Kashrut or lunch planning, we are always happy to help!
