
Counselor Packing List
Bring
Put your name on everything!
Shorts for 6 days
T-shirts for 6 days
Long pants (jeans or sweats) 1 pair
Underwear for 6 days
Socks for 6 days
Light Jacket
Swim suits
Tennis shoes-2 pairs
2 bath towels and washcloth
Bed linens (sheets, pillow case, blanket) OR Sleeping bag
Pillow
Personal items (toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, and shampoo)
Bug spray (optional- available at camp)
Sunscreen (optional- available at camp)
Beach Towel
Flashlight
Rain Gear
Water shoes
Clothes pins
Small backpack
Sunglasses
Alarm Clock
Optional items: Flashlight, water gun, music for cabin
Don’t Bring
DO NOT BRING ANY OF THE FOLLOWING ITEMS TO CAMP – It is against Camp John Marc and Camp Ailihpomeh rules. Any of these items will be taken away.
Cell Phones- these will be taken away during camp
Food of any kind
Electronics of any kind
Sharp objects
Knives, firearms, ammunition, weapons
Mace or pepper spray
Fireworks, firecrackers, sparklers
Tobacco products, matches, lighters
Alcohol, illegal drugs
Laser Pointers
Pets (except guide and service dogs)
Silly String
Sexually explicit materials
Any type of give-a-way for your cabin.
Dress Code
Shirts - Should be long enough to cover the midriff and not reveal cleavage or bare the stomach. No spaghetti strap tops. Tank tops should have straps at least 2 inches wide. No crop tops or clothing revealing the stomach, bra, or back. Guys: No sleeveless shirts/tank tops in the Dining Hall. Guys: Shirts must be always worn, except when swimming.
Shorts and Skirts - Should be appropriate for camp activities and not too tight. No short shorts, etc. Shorts should be appropriate length (fingertip) Do a “cheek check” if you think your shorts may be too short! Shorts should be at least 3 inches long and no shorter than fingertip length.
Swimsuits - Bathing suits should be modest and conservative, and Women must wear a one piece while at the pool. String bikinis, thongs, and crochet suits may not be permitted.
Other Clothing - Clothing should not be revealing or excessively tight, and pajamas should only be worn in the cabin. Clothing with offensive slogans, profanity, or logos depicting violence, drugs, or alcohol may also be prohibited. No revealing or excessively tight clothing. No sagging pants or shorts. Avoid excessive jewelry.
Shoes: Closed-toe shoes at all times, i.e. tennis shoes. No sandals, except in the cabin. Terrain is uneven, tennis shoes are highly recommended.