The list below is recommended for those scouts attending Summer Camp. If you have any questions please discuss them with your troop leadership.

Required before leaving for summer camp:

• "Signed" Permission slip
• Medical forms (see the forms page)
• Medicine, ONLY as required,  in the original containers with current dosage information
• Sack lunch or dinner is usually required for the trip there. 

Uniform (to be worn while traveling, meals and ceremonies):

• Boy Scout shorts or pants (convertible recommended)
• Class A Uniform Shirt
• Class B Troop 71 shirt

• The Boy Scout's 10 Essentials

(Day pack to carry 10 essentials - this is required for every OUTDOOR outing a Scout attends)

1. Pocket knife (with valid Toten' Chit card)
2. First Aid kit
3. Extra clothing
4. Rain gear
5. A flashlight
6. Trail food
7. Water
8. Matches (with valid Firem'n Chit card)
9. Sun protection (Sunscreen/sunglasses/hat)
10. Trail map & compass

• Activity shirts (Class B or other scout-related or without any printing; dark green is preferred; poly shirts such as Under Armor or off brands are better than cotton)
• Troop 71 Cap, other scouting cap, or wide-brimmed hat for shelter from the sun
• Jeans/long pants
• Extra socks (6 quality pairs recommended)
• Extra underwear (6 recommended)
• Swimming suit
• Water shoes, sandals or old tennis shoes (To protect feet on the beach)
• Rubber-soled shower shoes
• Hiking boots or sturdy shoes (spare shoes recommended in case first pair gets wet)
• Poncho or rain suit

• Backpack or duffel for gear 
• Day pack/small backpack for carrying supplies during the day
• Sleeping pad 
• Sleeping bag 
• Pillow or pillowcase to stuff with clothing to use as a pillow
• Laundry bag
• Mess kit
• Towel
• Toothbrush, toothpaste,
• Soap, shampoo, comb, towel
• Flashlight
• Insect repellent
• Canteen or water bottle (1 quart or liter with clip recommended)
• Boy Scout Handbook
• Money for merit badge supplies, souvenirs and snacks

Optional:

• Notebook and Pencil/pen
• Camera with extra film
• Drinking cup
• Shaving gear (if needed)
• Watch
• Musical instrument
• Wallet
• Duffel-bag lock
• Bible/book/religious text of choice

Prior to coming to camp, scouts are encourage to clearly mark all personal items with their name and troop number.

Your Scout Handbook is a good source for additional information on what to pack. 

Forbidden:

Items Which Are Specifically Forbidden Unless Prior Special Permission Is Given By The Scoutmaster Are Shown Below:

• Radios, Tape Players, CDs, & electric games
• Axes - The Troop has its own hatchets and axes for use if necessary.
• Any types of explosives or fireworks
• Any type of firearm
• Other items, which are, considered a safety or health hazard as determined by the Scoutmaster.