Ready, set, camp

Pack for the adventure.

Label everything with your camper’s name. Pack for the weather, leave valuables at home, and make room for a week of memories.

The packing list.

Download the list

Required / highly recommended

Seasonal clothing, a swimsuit (one piece for girls), athletic shoes, and shower/pool shoes
Toiletries, a shower towel, and a beach towel
Bedding for a twin-size bed (overnight camps)
A clearly labeled refillable water bottle — no glass
A flashlight with fresh batteries
Bug spray, sunscreen, and required medications in original packaging, labeled with the camper’s name
A hat and/or sunglasses
A Bible, notebook, and pen

Optional extras

Fishing tackle and a baseball glove
Money for the canteen. Turn it in at camper check-in; campers should not keep money or valuables in their cabin.

The canteen is typically open twice a day. Its proceeds support the scholarship fund. Online canteen contributions may be available during registration.

Please leave these at home

Electronic devices other than a camera: cell phones, music players, tablets, radios, TVs, and laptops
Immodest clothing: anything too short, too low, or too tight; two-piece swimsuits or suits with cutouts
Clothing with offensive logos, images, or text
Valuable possessions — camp is not responsible for theft, loss, or damage
Fireworks, tobacco, alcohol, or other controlled substances
Weapons of any kind

Camp rules & regulations

Respectful. Responsible. Ready.

By registering as a camper, campers of all ages and their parents agree to cooperate with the staff and obey Dayspring’s rules and policies. Everyone entering the campgrounds agrees to be respectful, responsible, and reasonable.

Unacceptable behavior can result in dismissal, including forfeiting any fees paid. Dismissal requires a parent’s immediate pickup of the camper, day or night.

Questions about packing, medication, or your camper’s needs? Contact us before camp.