Camp Morasha L’Yisrael — Summer Camp Packing List
Clothing
~10–14 T‑shirts (short‑sleeve)
Several long‑sleeve shirts or sweatshirts (for cooler evenings)
6–8 pairs of shorts
2–4 pairs of long pants
Sweatshirt / hoodie / light jacket
Raincoat (with hood)
Underwear (enough for duration of camp)
Socks (lots — summer camps usually go through many pairs)
Pajamas / sleepwear
2–3 bathing suits (pool / water activities)
Sun hat or cap (for hikes, sun protection)
Optional: nicer/Shabbat clothes (if camp includes Shabbat‑style meals or dress-up nights)
Footwear
Comfortable sneakers / closed‑toe shoes (for everyday use, sports, hikes)
Flip‑flops or sandals (for pool, showers, casual wear)
Optional: water shoes (if there are water‑based activities)
Bedding & Sleep Items
Sleeping bag or bed sheets + light blanket (depending on your bunk setup)
Pillow (and pillowcase)
Extra towel(s) — both bath towel and beach/pool towel
Toiletries & Personal Care Items
Toothbrush + toothpaste
Soap / body wash / shampoo / conditioner
Comb / brush, hair ties / clips if needed
Sunscreen (very important for summer in Israel)
Lip balm (with SPF)
Deodorant
Any personal hygiene items (if relevant)
Small towel or washcloth (for shower / daily use)
Camp & Trip Essentials
Reusable water bottle (labeled with camper’s name)
Backpack or day bag (for hikes, trips, excursions)
Hat or cap for sun protection
Sunglasses (optional but helpful)
Flashlight or small torch (some camps recommend for bunks/trips)
Notebook / journal + pen (for note‑taking, letters, journaling)
Water‑proof bag / plastic bag for wet clothes (after swimming or water activities)
Optional / Useful Extras
Sunglasses
Extra pair of clothes for changing (especially after sports or water)
Laundry bag (for dirty clothes)
Simple camera (optional, for memories/photos)
Snacks for personal taste (only if allowed by camp)
Hat / cap for sun & hikes
Basic first‑aid / reusable band‑aids / blister patches (especially for hikes)
Important — Label Everything
Make sure every item (clothes, shoes, water bottle, bags, towels, toiletries, etc.) is clearly labeled with camper’s name — this helps avoid lost items.