Packing

Bring

• Pack for the Weather (cannot stress enough)
• Medicine -- Prescriptions, inhalers, or other medical needs. Be sure you inform staff and include them on your Medical Waiver form.
• Socks & Extra Socks -- You should change your socks often. If your socks are damp or wet, you will be miserable. Bring twice as many socks as you think you'll need.
• White Headband
• Bug Spray and Sunscreen
• Basic blacks, t-shirt and pants, long leg preferred so you don’t need to put makeup on your legs and look more appropriate for the setting.
• Brown scrub pants are a great and inexpensive version of pullover wrap pants and are similarly discrete.
• A black head scarf to reduce hair makeup issues similarly.
• Socks, several changes of socks, more than you expect.
• Boots or good shoes, without visible logos and in a dark color, black or brown. Some folks use spats to cover sneakers and other safe shoes which are too modern looking.
• Bedding and/or a good sleeping bag. ( The cots have mattresses but you want something more to wrap up in when the New England nights decide to be cold. And usually a pillow or equivalent. )
• Toiletries, including toothpaste and brush, deodorant, hairbrush, and Soap, Shampoo, etc for the shower.
• Socks
• A good neutral belt and one or two belt pouches suitable for holding packets and treasure.
• Socks
• Battery-Powered Lights - Flameless candles, tea lights, lanterns (diffuse the light with cloth).
• Socks
• Baby Wipes - Good for getting off make-up, but also for just a quick refresh. They don't remove the need to shower, but are still nice.
• Flashlight - Just in case.
• Socks
• First Aid Kit - Just in case. We have one at the camp, but you might need one of your own.
• Bug Spray and Sunscreen
• If you plan to take a PC shift then you will also want all the things on the New Player packing list not listed here.
• Socks
• Donations - Earn Goblin Points by donating! You can spend them on all kinds of things.
• Socks

Do Not Bring

• Alcohol, Firearms (guns), Real Weapons, Illegal Drugs, or Prescription Drugs not prescribed to you. These are not allowed on the site. If found, Police will be called.
• Fireworks - Dry leaves make fireworks dangerous.
• Fire Wood - The camp provides firewood and charges the chapter. Firestarters can be useful but must be stored safely.
• Anything extremely valuable or sentimental. These things can get lost, stolen, or broken. We are not responsible for your valuables!
• Anything inappropriate to a family atmosphere. There might be children around you.