WHAT TO BRING TO CAMP

ESSENTIALS

Completed “BSA Annual Health and Medical Record” signed by parent or guardian and physician, (Parts A, B & C) with a copy of the participants medical insurance card
Two summer Scout uniforms which include shorts or pants and short-sleeve shirt
- The field uniform (Class-A) is required for the evening meal
Several Scout t-shirts (or Scouting appropriate shirts)
- The activity uniform (Class-B) is the preferred daytime attire
At least seven pairs of socks (some Scout socks for use with summer uniform)
Neckerchief (an option of troop uniform requirements)
Towels (2) and washcloth
At least six changes of underwear
Swimming attire (if unsure of appropriate attire, see the Swimming Attire section on pg. 10 of the Florida Sea Base Guide)
Sleeping bag or sheets and blanket
Poncho or raincoat – A MUST
Extra pair of shoes (for wet weather) – A MUST
Duffel bag or foot locker
Soap, toothbrush, toothpaste, and comb
Flashlight with extra batteries
Scout Handbook
Notepaper, pencil or pen
Mosquito repellent (roll-on or cream only – no aerosol cans)
Canteen or water bottle

Camera
Compass
Pocket knife with Totin’ Chip card
Fishing pole and tackle (Do not bring live bait – camp will have available for purchase)
Backpack and backpacking tent (if needed for specific merit badge requirements)
Personal cooking utensils (if needed for specific merit badge requirements)
Hiking boots (if needed for specific merit badge requirements)
Money for the trading post and merit badge supplies

Butterfly knives (or other knives designed exclusively or primarily for defense/fighting)
Firearms, including archery equipment (unless approved for use by those with special needs)
Fireworks
Illegal Drugs, alcohol, or tobacco products