Your camp's packing list, item by item.
Each page is one summer camp's own packing list, read from the camp's website, with its luggage size, banned items and label rules next to the things you need to buy. Tick items off as you pack.
Camp lists
What most camps ask for
Counted across the 10 camp lists on this site (each camp counted once per item).
| Item | Camps asking | |
|---|---|---|
| Mesh laundry bag | 10 of 10 | See on Amazon |
| Quick-dry towel | 10 of 10 | See on Amazon |
| Pillow | 10 of 10 | See on Amazon |
| Twin sheet set | 10 of 10 | See on Amazon |
| Water sandals with heel strap | 10 of 10 | See on Amazon |
| Closed-toe athletic shoes | 10 of 10 | See on Amazon |
| Headlamp | 10 of 10 | See on Amazon |
| Stationery set | 10 of 10 | See on Amazon |
| Rain jacket | 9 of 10 | See on Amazon |
| Swimsuit | 9 of 10 | See on Amazon |
| Water bottle | 9 of 10 | See on Amazon |
| Sunscreen | 9 of 10 | See on Amazon |
| Pillowcases | 8 of 10 | See on Amazon |
| Light blanket | 8 of 10 | See on Amazon |
| Disposable camera | 8 of 10 | See on Amazon |
| Washcloths | 7 of 10 | See on Amazon |
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Every common item compared camp by camp, with each camp's wording
Why a camp's own list
Generic camp lists miss the rules that decide what fits: Camp Longhorn caps trunks at 13.5 inches tall, Sea Gull and Seafarer want everything to fit a built-in cabin locker, Interlochen asks for its uniform in set colors. We copy each camp's list as it is published, with the date we read it and a link to the source.