Canadian Adventure Camp is a North Ontario coed sleepover summer camp for kids located on a beautiful private island in the wilderness lakes region of Temagami. Founded in 1975, it provides acclaimed programs to children from around the world! Visit site: http://www.canadianadventurecamp.com/
Canadian Adventure Camp
15 Idleswift Drive
Thornhill, Ontario, L4J 1K9 Canada
info@canadianadventurecamp.com
3. So, it’s off to sleepaway camp for
your youngster, and the only
mountain left to climb is …
4. Most camps will provide a list
of what items to bring as well as
what not to bring, giving you
a good starting point.
5. Try to keep things as simple
as possible.
The more your camper
brings, the more there
is to keep track of amid
the hodgepodge
of multiple kids’ clothing
and paraphernalia.
7. Shopping for camp necessities is a great way
to get your child involved in preparations
and excited about their upcoming adventure,
especially if it’s the first time away at camp.
8. Pick up everything on the camp’s list,
and then let your camper add something
really cool of her own, like a trendy brand
of socks or a t-shirt “everyone” has.
9. It can help first-summer campers
in particular feel like they’ll fit in
with a new batch of kids. Wash all new
clothes and mark with your child’s name.
11. Pack several bathing suits, as kids at camp can be in and out
of the water multiple times a day and bathing suits
have a definite habit of getting lost.
12. Goggles and flip flops are other must-haves for around
the pool.
14. Some kids, especially younger
or first-time campers, find some
relief from initial homesickness
by bringing a bit of home along
with them, like a family photo
or a stuffed animal.
15. However, be sure everything
you send is replaceable.
It’s easy to loose things
in a cabin full of kids
and their belongings!
22. Sun protection ranks high on any list
of summer camp musts.
It’s common knowledge now that even
one bad sunburn in childhood
can lead to increased risk of cancer
in adulthood.
23. The American Cancer Society
recommends an SPF of at least 30
and it’s not a bad idea to go up to SPF 50.
24. Spray types are great for reaching
those tough places like backs, as kids
are encouraged to apply their own
sun screen. Remind them that feet
and back of necks get burnt too!
25. Let your youngster pick out an
acceptable hat or two; most opt
for baseball style hats.
And don’t forget the sunglasses!
27. There are lots of little extras that can make camp a bit easier.
Look around for:
A clip-on light (for reading after lights-out!)
A clip-on fan for hot cabin nights
A stain-away stick
(for rescuing especially beloved clothing
items from camp ketchup disasters)
28. Water-tight bags are super for:
Canoe trips
Keeping clothing and sleeping bags safe
from the inevitable dunking.
29. Don’t forget every day isn’t sunny, or even warm,
so be sure to send along long pants, fleeces
and rain gear.
30. If you're considering sending your child to an
be sure to visit our site to learn about Camp
Walt Whitman.
31. Located in the White Mountains of New Hampshire,
Camp Walt Whitman offers a safe, nurturing environment
in a beautiful mountain setting.
32. Our camp is a coed sleepaway camp, with separate areas
for boys and girls. The kids have a blast, and make friendships
that can last a lifetime.