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Individual
Gear
Summer Camp
SUMMERCAMP
(SM)
Scout Shops
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During your adventures in the Troop, various activities will require
gear that will be explained to you before each outing. Most
everything you need to know is in your handbook, what to pack on
outings, how to camp, how to place your patches on your uniform etc..
If you want to take something on our outings and it is not in the Boy
Scout handbook, you must ask permission first. The best advise we
can offer is to ask before you buy equipment that you might truly meet
your needs.
- Personal First Aid Kit (see Boy Scout handbook)
- Water Bottle/Canteen
- Sunscreen
- Day Backpack
- Sleeping Bag appropriate for temperature
- Sleeping pad
- Clothes appropriate for weather, extra socks
- Mess kit-fork, knife, spoon, plate, bowl, cup
- Tent
- Ground cloth
- Hygiene kit; soap, toothbrush, toothpaste, washcloth, towel, comb,
deodorant, toilet paper
- Rain Gear (poncho)
- Flashlight, extra batteries
- Compass
- Whistle
- Pocket knife (only with valid Toten Chip)
- Fire starting (only with Fireman Chip card)
- One piece of firewood for each night camping
- Extra clothing; Dry Socks, change of clothes
Required for Patrol Leaders
- Watch
- Notepad, pencil
- Patrol First Aid Kit
- Patrol Roster and Phone numbers
1. Sleeping Gear
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Sheets and blanket or sleeping bag
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Pillow
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Battery powered fan
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mosquito repellent (note
netting is optional)
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NOTE: cot (is provided by Summer Camp)
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Battery powered Tent light
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Flashlight and batteries
2. Eating Gear
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Camp provides all food at dining hall 3 meals a
day, you will not need anything to eat
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For special Campsite Treats Bring the following
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Mess kit
(Bowl, knife, fork, spoon)
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Cup
(to hook on your belt)
3. Clothing
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Class A uniform for the dinning hall. Travel in
Class A Uniform
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Comfortable shoes (spray with waterproofing),
extra shoes and extra dry socks
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Troop T-shirts
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Troop Hat
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Swimsuit
(should be accessible when arriving at camp)
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NO OPEN TOED SANDALS OR SHOES. Lots of walking,
bring good shoes.
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Pool Shoes are recommended for the Swimming pool
and showers (only)
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Weather appropriate clothing and a few extras
4. Necessities
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rain gear (should
be accessible when arriving at camp)
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canteen with water
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materials and money required for classes
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merit badge books for the merit badges to be
worked on
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paper and pencil
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sunscreen and insect repellent (both should be
clear or white, not colored or fragrant.)
5. Shower
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soap (fragrance free)
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towel
(two-one for the shower and one for swimming)
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sandals or flip flops (can't walk to shower in
open toed shoes for shower only)
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toothbrush and toothpaste
6. Optional
7. Trunk or plastic tote for Gear (should fit under
cot)
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Large Plastic bags for clothing storage
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Clear plastic storage boxes for organization of
items
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Laundry Bag/old pillow case
8. Daypack
(school backpack)
9. Small rope approx. 50’ for close line, hanging
mosquito netting etc…
10. Plastic storage bags to hold Scout Handbook or
other papers you do not want to get wet.
SUMMER CAMP
LIST (Scoutmaster)
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Troop Roster
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Class Schedule
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Medical Forms
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Swim Check Form if completed prior to camp
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Permission Slips
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Notebook
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Tarps & ropes
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T.P.
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Garbage Bags
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Lanterns
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Pens, Bulletin Board supplies
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Merit Badge Requirements Book(s)
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Troop Flag
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US Flag
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Troop Entry Way PLC
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Troop Refreshments for special events
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Ice Water Dispensor
Scout
Shops
www.scoutstuff.org
Council Scout Shop &
Council Office
32252 N. C. Hwy.
24/27 Albemarle, NC 28001
Phone:
704-982-0141
Monday – Friday
9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Cabarrus County
Scout Shop
1010 Cloverleaf
Plaza Kannapolis, NC 28083
Phone
:704-720-9264 Fax: 704-720-9285
Monday – Friday
9:00 am – 7:00 pm
Saturday 10:00
am - 2:00 pm
http://www.boyslife.org/section/outdoors/
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