What to Bring - Youth
Please bring spending money (for T-shirts, souvenirs, and snacks), sleeping bag, pillow, flashlight, Bible, notepad, pen or pencil, towels, toiletries, and boots or shoes with heels for horseback riding.
Optional: Suntan lotion, sunglasses, Chap Stick, hat, sandals to wear to and from the pool, camera, fishing rod, and tackle.
Do Not Bring: Food, pets, cigarettes, drugs, alcoholic beverages, matches, fireworks, weapons of any kind, CD/DVD/MP3 players, cell phones, pagers, electronic games and other electronic devices, clothing promoting worldly activities, large amounts of money, or valuables. We do provide a method of depositing money for safekeeping.
Parents and Adult Sponsors, please note: Please mark all luggage and clothing with camper’s name. Because of the limited number of phones, campers are not permitted to use the phone. Parents are asked not to call their children during the camp week except in emergencies.
Special Diets: Because we cannot accommodate various special diets, please bring your own supplementary foods, if needed. A refrigerator and microwave are available to store and prepare special diet foods. Food from a meal at The Mill may be set aside for a future meal.
Girls: Any fashion worn must come at least to the top of the knee. Knee-length skirts and dresses are encouraged, but not required, for evening services. Slits in skirts must not come above the knee. Clothing with a low neckline in front or back, skin-tight shirts, tank tops, or styles leaving the midriff bare should not be worn. Loose-fitting slacks or jeans may be worn. Colored, modest shorts must be worn over swimsuits. If the top of the swimsuit is not lined or has low necklines in front or back, a colored T-shirt or tank top must be worn over it. A large towel or cover-up must be worn while going to and from the pool.
Guys: Long pants and shirts with collars are encouraged, but not required, at evening meals and services. Fashions that come to the top of the knee are appropriate for activity times. Exposed undergarments are not permitted. Swimsuits must be modest, trunk-type suits.
Ladies and Gentlemen, please note: Wolf Mountain reserves the right to ask any camper to change his/her outfit if in the estimation of the staff, it is immodest or too feminine/masculine.
What to Bring - Adults
Arrival and Departure: Everyone coming to a Wolf Mountain camp, retreat, or conference must register at the office. Please do so upon arrival. The office is open at arrival times and each work day from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. First and last meals, as well as registration times, will be announced in the brochure for each camp.
Late Arrivals: Should your arrival be delayed for some reason, please call the camp office at 530.273.8709 to hold your reservations and to give us an estimate of your arrival time.
What to Bring: A sleeping bag or twin-sized bedding, pillow, and towels. Everyone should bring a flashlight, Bible, note pad, pen or pencil, toiletries, and spending money. Please call if you have questions.
You might also want to bring suntan lotion, sunglasses, chapstick, hat, flip-flops to wear to and from the pool, and a camera.
Please do not bring pets, cigarettes, drugs, radios, tape players, fireworks, or T-shirts with worldly advertising.
Special Diets: Because we cannot accommodate various special diets, please bring your own supplementary foods, if needed. A refrigerator and microwave are available to store and prepare special diet foods. Food from a meal at The Mill may be set aside for a future meal.
Ladies . . . Any fashion worn must come at least to the top of the knee. Appropriate clothing includes knee-length skirts and dresses, culottes, and loose-fitting slacks or jeans. Colored, modest shorts must be worn over swimsuits. If the top of the swimsuit is not lined or has a low neckline in front or back, a colored T-shirt or tank top must be worn over it. A large towel or cover-up must be worn while going to and from the pool.
Gentlemen . . . Long pants should be worn to all services and evening meals. Other fashions that come to the knee are appropriate for activity times. Swimsuits must be modest, trunk-type suits. No excessively tight, thin, or short suits.
Clothing Tips: During spring, fall, and winter camps, the weather in the are varies from warm to quite cold. Be prepared for either. For horseback riding, boots or shoes with heels are encouraged for a safer situation.
Please Note: It is a good idea to mark all luggage and clothing. Lost and found items not requested within 30 days will be disposed of. Requested items will be mailed at your expense. If firearms are brought, they are to be used only at the shooting range and at scheduled times. They should be locked in your vehicle at all other times.