Dress Code:

We have a dress code of modesty. Nothing with slogans promoting alcohol, sex,
tobacco, drugs, profanity, or death themes. One-piece swimsuits for girls (tankinis that cover
the entire belly are allowed); swim trunks instead of briefs (Speedos) for boys. You may wear a
t-shirt over your swimsuit for swimming, if you wish. Girls should not wear sports bras alone,
tops too short to tuck in, short shorts, or tight clothes. Tank tops are ok, but should not be
underwear style, or show belly or bra. Guys do not go shirtless except at waterfront or pool, nor
should their underwear ever show. No underwear style tank tops. Shoes, shirts, and
pants/shorts are to be worn in the dining hall, as required by the Health Department. Sandals
are permitted. Closed-toed shoes are needed for some activities and water shoes for the
playing in the sound.
Note: there are very specific packing lists for each camp. Please review these.

Overnight Campers
PLEASE LABEL YOUR BELONGINGS

• Bible, notebook and pen/pencil
• Water bottle with a screw on lid
• Short sleeved shirts
• Raincoat/poncho or rain gear
• Towels and washcloths
• Pillow
• A fan to plug in
• Sleeping bag or linens and blanket for a single bed
• Sunscreen and insect repellant
• Extra socks
• Swimsuit appropriate for camp (2 if you have them) (female: 1 piece, males;
  swim trunks, no speedos)
• Pair of athletic shoes
• Pair of water shoes or river sandals (sandals with heel strap) for exploring in
  Bogue Sound
• Flashlight or headlamp
• Shorts and long pants
• Long sleeved t-shirt
• Sweatshirt and sweatpants for cool weather
• Personal items (toothbrush/toothpaste, soap, shampoo, deodorant)
• Good sturdy shoes
• Sleeping foam pad (if desired)
• Extra dry clothes
• Clothing that can get dirty
• Plastic bag to put wet clothes in
• Dirty laundry bag
• Hat (if desired)
• Any medications you are taking (must be turned into healthcare staF at checkin)
• Beach towel to use at the pool and waterfront
• Something to pack all of your items in (large suitcase/duFle bag, tote, or trunk)
  

Day Adventure Campers
PLEASE LABEL YOUR BELONGINGS

Backpack

Bible, notebook and pen/pencil

Water bottle with a screw-on lid

Raincoat/poncho or rain gear

Towel

Pair of athletic shoes and water shoes

Sunscreen and insect repellant

Swimsuit appropriate for camp (2 if you have them) (female: 1 piece, males;
swim trunks, no speedos)

Hat (if desired)

Change of clothes

Any medication you are taking (must be turned into healthcare staff)

What NOT to Bring:

Camp Albemarle prohibits the use of the following and is not responsible loss, damage, or
theft, if any of the following items are brought to camp:

Alcohol, tobacco, drugs, any type of smoking device

Skateboards

Devices that play video

Personal sports equipment

Devices that connect to the internet

Televisions or dvd players

No clothing with slogans promoting alcohol, sex, tobacco, drugs, profanity, or death themes

Video cameras, video games (including handhelds)

Cell phones

Computers, ipads, ipods, tablets, e-readers, smart watches

Knives, firearms, or other weapons

Pets of any kind

Matches or lighters

Aerosol cans

Walkie talkies

Food, candy or gum

Expensive cameras, jewelry and/or watches