Packing
What should I pack for camp?
- The best place to start is by looking over our camp packing list. (PDF)
- All articles should be marked with name tape, stamp, laundry pen or permanent marker. Please make sure to label everything you send to camp. Please remember to mark socks individually, and all personal items such as hair brushes, tooth brushes, shampoo, tennis racquet covers, - EVERYTHING.
Packing
Send play clothes! Campers should bring t-shirts and shorts that are OK to get dirty, or activity-appropriate clothing such as jeans and boots for horseback riding (required), swim suits for swimming, etc.
A nice outfit for dance night might be important.
We have lots of fun things to do each day…that are above and beyond activities!
Fun Things To Plan For
- Mentone or Monogram Monday
- Tie-Dye Tuesday – wear something Tie Dye! We have adorable camp Tie-Dye t-shirts in The Boutiki that are perfect for this.
- Wacky Hair Wednesday – Wear something fun in your hair! Mrs. Susan always wears a big flower!
- Favorite Team Thursday.
- Favorite Riverview Tee Friday.
- Silly Sock Saturday
Bring appropriate fun items OR buy them in The Boutiki.
- Session A: Beach Party Blow-out!
- Session 1: Mardi-Gras! – purple, gold and green
- Session 2: Riverview Olympics, and July 4th Celebration! — red white and blue
- Session 3: Christmas in July! – red and green
- A small gift for your “Secret Santa Buddy”
- Session 4: Miss Riverview Pageant!
- fun costume will be useful
Unapproved items
What not to bring or send
A Quick Reminder...
Labeling Clothes & Personal Items
All articles should be marked with name tape, stamp, laundry pen or permanent marker. Please make sure to label everything you send to camp. Please remember to mark socks individually, and all personal items such as hair brushes, tooth brushes, shampoo, tennis racquet covers, - EVERYTHING.
Valuables
Please do not bring any valuables to camp! We cannot be responsible for lost things.
Food
Food or gum in cabins will attract little critters, disrupt healthy appetites, and can be a divisive factor if not shared with cabin mates, not to mention pose a possible health risk for those with severe food allergies. The camp store has a large variety of carefully chosen snacks and treats available for snack time. We are nut free all summer every session, therefore, we prefer that you NOT mail or bring food.
Electronics
No electronics. Camp is a busy, fun, activity-filled, relational community that enhances your daughter’s life in ways far beyond “electronics”! Most campers will tell us that they “love” not having the “electronic stuff” while they are at camp.
