3. Clothes – some days are warmerthan others, and other days are wetter than others so make sure you haveclothes for any and all occasions. Hats and sunglasses are also encouragedwhile outside.
4. Bring a red shirt, a white shirt, and a blue shirt for team competitions
5. Sleeping stuff – pillow,sleeping bag, bed sheets, PJ’s, etc.
6. An attitude ready to learn,make new friends, and have a good time
7. Common sense
Activities:
Plenty. Here’s just some of what we’re looking at(some of these are free and others cost money– make sure you bring enough money for those activities that require it):
- White water rafting (additional $) – bring clothes (no cotton) and shoes you can get wet in (shoes/ sandals, etc. MUST be worn at all times while rafting).
- Shaving cream & water fights
- Basketball
- Football
- Soccer
- Volleyball
- Hiking
- Mountain Biking
- Wall Climbing
Do NOT bring:
IT’S NOT THAT WE DON’T WANT TO SEE THESE THINGS – WE DON’T WANT YOU TO EVEN HAVE THEM, If we’ll find them, they WILL be confiscated with no chance of return, except maybe a speedy return trip home, maybe even before the camp is over.
·Weapons – that includes anything that you’d get in trouble for bringing to your local school (no sharp objects, knives, etc.)
·Drugs – this includes all kinds (the bad and “good” like aspirin). Unless they’re prescription and noted on this form, you shouldn’t have them. We don’t want to test them and see which kind they are. If you have a headache, see the nurse.
·Alcohol & Tobacco – in any shape or form.
·Fireworks– the area is rather dry and the state of Colorado has a ban on them. No exceptions.
·Video Games & IPods – if you HAVE to have them for the road, you’ll need to turn them in when you get there.
