Clothing (clothes that you don't mind getting dirty)

• 2 pairs of long pants
• 3 pairs of shorts
• 7 pairs of underwear
• 7 pairs of socks
• 7 short sleeve shirts (t-shirts are great)
• 2 long sleeve shirts
• a sweatshirt (again, preferably old)
• boots or sneakers that you can get mucky
• another pair of boots or sneakers (open-toed sandals are NOT good farm shoes)
• rain gear (we will be outside even if its raining)
• warm sleepwear or long underwear
• bathing suit

Other Items

• closed-lid water bottle
• warm hat and a hat for the sun
• sleeping bag or bedding (pillowcase, sheets, blanket)
• your favorite pillow
• wash cloth and towel
• toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, comb)
• one stuffed animal (optional)
• a flashlight
• a good book or something to do quietly at bedtime or early morning
• a favorite board/card game to play with others (optional)
• bug repellent and sunscreen lotion if you prefer your own (optional)
• flip-flops (optional)
• laundry bag

If you do not have some of these items, please contact the farm to see if we have anything we can loan your student. Students are requested to bring only what is on the pack list - other items may be collected and held until departure.

Mark Everything
Please label all student's clothing and items with labels or permanent marker.  For clothing it is best to use a cloth label that is sewn or ironed on (think giant mixed laundry)! It is also helpful for students to arrive with a list of the things they brought to the summer program.

Please do not bring (these items will be collected until departure)

• food or other drinks
• electronics (cell phones, smart-watches, digital cameras, ipods, video games, kindles, etc.)
• aerosol sprays (deodorant, bug spray, sunscreen, etc.)
• sandals or open-toed shoes (except for optional flip-flops)
• pocket knives or any other knives
• hand sanitizer

Electronics
Farm Summer Program thrives on community and a rustic way of life. In order to get the most out of our program experience, students should not bring any electronic devices including phones, cameras, tablets, readers, or games. Non-digital cameras are permitted, but may only be used in public spaces and when they will not disrupt the program.