What to Bring

Ensure all items are clearly marked with your name.

CLOTHING

• 7 Sets of underwear
• 7 pairs of dark-coloured socks
• 4-6 pairs of shorts
• 4-6 t-shirts
• 2-4 pairs of jeans/leggings
• 2-3 long sleeve collared shirts
• 2-3 jumpers
• 1 jacket
• 1 rain jacket
• 1 broad brimmed hat
• 1 beanie
• 2 sets of pyjamas
• 2 track suit paints
• 2 reusable shopping bags
• 4 heavy duty garbage bags

Other

• 2 dark towels
• 2 fitted single sheets
• 2 flat sheets
• 1 good quality + compact sleeping bag
• 1 blanket or duvet
• 1 compact foam or inflatable roll mat
• 1 pillow + 2 pillowcases
• 1 pair of thongs/slides
• 2 pairs of good joggers
• 1 pair of gum boots/mud boots
• 1 pair of worn in hiking boots
• Sunscreen
• Personal toiletries - toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, shampoo, non-aerosol deodorant
• Insect repellent – non aerosol
• Washing powder - environmentally friendly brands please (look for Grey water approved)

DAILY LIVING

• Pegs
• Sunglasses
• Day Pack

CAMPING

• Torch and spare batteries
• Water bottles - 4L combined capacity minimum. (Golden circle juice or cordial bottles are ideal. Cheap water bottles from BCF, Anaconda, Kmart etc break easily)

Note: Hike packs are supplied

STATIONERY

• Bible
• Books, novels
• Pens, coloured pencils and two exercise books
• Stationery, stamps and envelopes for letter writing

OTHER

• Musical instruments (optional)
• Playing Cards, board games

Medication

Medication is to be in clearly labelled original packaging or in a pharmacist supplied Webster pack.

What not to bring

• Mobile phones, laptops, iPods, computer games, radios, vapes, all electronic devices
• Sweets/lollies, chewing gum, chocolates, soft drink, junk food etc
• Any aerosol packs - only pump type or roll on deodorants are acceptable
• Knives, multi-tools and other potentially dangerous implements
• Makeup
• Digital cameras