Before each camp, we will supply s specific gear list, but here is an example for a 2 day weekend camp. Please get your Cub to help pack, so they know where everything is. All items should be clearly labelled with the Cub’s name.
| Cub Uniform – shirt and scarf | |
| 3 pairs of socks, some thick for wellies or walking boots | |
| 2 pairs of trousers – not denim | |
| 2 pair of shorts | |
| Warm pyjamas | |
| 3 t-shirts | |
| 1 jumper | |
| 1 fleece or very warm jumper | |
| 1 raincoat | |
| 2 pairs of shoes – sneakers or walking boots | |
| Wash kit – toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, flannel, in waterproof washbag with name on | |
| Towel (please label) | |
| Warm Sleeping bag | |
| Pillow | |
| Depending on time of year – Warm blanket | |
| Roll mat – the tents are not large enough for air beds | |
| Ditty Bag (Plates, Cutlery, tee-towel etc) | |
| Torch | |
| Sunhat | |
| Day Pack (or school bag) | |
| Water bottle – labelled | |
| Cake/ cakes/ biscuits in a labelled tin or container to be given to leaders at Campsite. | |
| Any personal medical requirements | |
| Kayakers Only – trainers that can get wet, a swimming towel, a swimming costume or wetsuit, shorts and T-shirt that can be worn over swimming costume or wetsuit to keep the children warm |
- No mobile phones, electronic games, or other gadgets are allowed.
- It is best to pack a rucksack or soft bag. Suitcases and bin bags are not appropriate. However it is a good idea to use a black bin bag as a “lining” to a rucksack to keep the clothes dry just in case the rucksack gets wet.
- It can be cold at night. Please send you Cub with appropriate sleeping bag and blanket to ensure they are warm.
- And no sweets please – see Camp Q & A .
Note: No responsibility for the personal equipment/clothing and effects can be accepted by the camp organisers and The Scout Association does not provide automatic insurance cover in respect to such items.