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Things to Bring...
Here is a list of items that you may want to consider bringing with you, as
you pack to attend a Brush Creek Reunion (family camp) experience. Not
everyone needs everything listed, but these are suggestions have been
contributed by long-time reunion attendees, and consider for YOUR needs:
- Twin-size sheets & blankets, or sleeping bag (unless you have your own
cabin with a different sized bed)
- Pillow
- Toiletries (soap, shampoo, conditioner, deodorant, toothbrush & paste, etc.)
- Towel
- Robe & Sandals/Flip-flops for to/from the rest room
- Flashlight & extra batteries
- Rain Poncho and/or umbrella
- Sunscreen and/or burn gel
- Bug repellant
- Night Light
- Extension cord
- Rope for clothes line & swim suit/towel drying
- A fan or some kind of air movement device if you are not in an
air-conditioned room
- Alarm clock
- Personal prescriptions or "over the counter" medications for 7
days
- Small light for use in evening to study by
- Scriptures, Bible Dictionary or other reference materials
- Plastic bucket/tote to carry shower supplies to the showers
- Camera
- Paper & pen for notes
- Cash/checks for generous offerings, canteen and bookstore purchase
(small bills for canteen please)
- Personal journal
- a good book (to read before bed)
- music for the room
- a few toys for the kids
- Hair dryer, curling iron
- Lawn chair
- Tissues
- Fishing gear
- Lysol
- Swim suit (and floaties for kids)
- Laptop PC (wireless internet IS available on the West side of camp for a fee)
- Personal First-aid kit
- Needle & thread
- Safety pins
- Laundry soap (shared washer/dryer is available)
- Bags for dirty clothes & trash
- Clothes hangers
- Cool, comfortable clothing for 7 days (no neck-ties for men!)
- Pajamas
- Healthy snacks
- Bottled water
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Hand sanitizer
- Contact Lens, case, solution
- Spare eye-glasses
- Paper towels
- Fly Swatter
- Cell Phone & charger (don't expect much of a cell signal with most
providers!)
- Kleenex
- Birthday candles
- Emergency Weather Radio
- Permission Slips for kids (if you're not their parent)
- Insurance Card for you, and all in your party
- Poison Ivy treatment, for the rare case the kids find some ("Ivy Dry"
suggested)
If you have other suggestions to include, drop a note to our webmaster:
brad.bryant@hp.com
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