What to Bring
It is important to pack the right things. Of important note: Staff should intend to bring their own tent unless otherwise notified by their staff lead that a tent will be provided.
Personal Gear
- Personal tent not to exceed 100 Sq. Ft floor dimension.
- 2’x2’x3’ duffel bag
- Sleeping bag (lightweight in stuff sack with 30-degree rating is good)
- Reusable lunch bag (staff will be eating breakfast and dinner in any of the three dining halls and you can pick up a Trail lunch after breakfast to put in your reusable bag. Disposable plastic bags will not be provided)
- Coffee cup
- Two 1-liter water bottles
- Toiletry kit (keep it small—a drawstring bag is recommended so you can hang your kit while in the wash facility)
- Two bath towels
- Two hand towels
- Flashlight
- Pocket knife
- Sunscreen
- Day pack
- Clothing
- Two field uniforms (Class A)
- Durable hiking shoes
- Lace-up shoes (lightweight sports)
- Rain gear (lightweight)
- Scout headgear
- One jacket or sweatshirt (synthetic is good)
- Two sets of sleep clothes
- Five pair of underwear
- Four or five Scout/jamboree T-shirts/polo/activity shirts (antimicrobial synthetic is good)
- Three or four pairs of BSA socks
- One BSA belt
- Two or three good pairs of hiking socks
- Two or three pair of other socks
Note: Arrival and Departure days are uniform days; other times may be determined by the Jamboree Executive Committee or your service team leader. Other days are Scout/jamboree T-shirts or activity shirts with uniform short/longs.
Optional
- Air or travel pillow
- Swimsuit
- Water shoes
- Sunglasses
- Solar camp shower (three-gallon)
A standard issue BSA cot will be available for use from Camping Operations team. This item is to be returned in serviceable use at the end of the Jamboree.
What to Bring
It is important to pack the right things. Of important note: Staff should intend to bring their own tent unless otherwise notified by their staff lead that a tent will be provided.
Personal Gear
- Personal tent not to exceed 100 Sq. Ft floor dimension.
- 2’x2’x3’ duffel bag
- Sleeping bag (lightweight in stuff sack with 30-degree rating is good)
- Reusable lunch bag (staff will be eating breakfast and dinner in any of the three dining halls and you can pick up a Trail lunch after breakfast to put in your reusable bag. Disposable plastic bags will not be provided)
- Coffee cup
- Two 1-liter water bottles
- Toiletry kit (keep it small—a drawstring bag is recommended so you can hang your kit while in the wash facility)
- Two bath towels
- Two hand towels
- Flashlight
- Pocket knife
- Sunscreen
- Day pack
- Clothing
- Two field uniforms (Class A)
- Durable hiking shoes
- Lace-up shoes (lightweight sports)
- Rain gear (lightweight)
- Scout headgear
- One jacket or sweatshirt (synthetic is good)
- Two sets of sleep clothes
- Five pair of underwear
- Four or five Scout/jamboree T-shirts/polo/activity shirts (antimicrobial synthetic is good)
- Three or four pairs of BSA socks
- One BSA belt
- Two or three good pairs of hiking socks
- Two or three pair of other socks
Note: Arrival and Departure days are uniform days; other times may be determined by the Jamboree Executive Committee or your service team leader. Other days are Scout/jamboree T-shirts or activity shirts with uniform short/longs.
Optional
- Air or travel pillow
- Swimsuit
- Water shoes
- Sunglasses
- Solar camp shower (three-gallon)
A standard issue BSA cot will be available for use from Camping Operations team. This item is to be returned in serviceable use at the end of the Jamboree.