This is a general list of items you should consider bringing. A complete list will be included with your information packet. Quick-dry fabrics are recommended but not required. Pack in a soft duffel or canvas type bag. (No hard luggage, please.)NOTE: If you would like to bring a musical instrument of any size, please call us first.
Rain gear - quality 2-piece waterproof rain suit (Don’t skimp here; ponchos are not effective.)
Swimsuits or fast-drying shorts (1 for every 2 days)
Shirts/T-shirts (1 per day)
1 long sleeve shirt (for sun protection)
1 pair lightweight long pants/skirt (for sun protection)
Undergarments
Fleece jacket or sweatshirt
1 - 2 hats with strap
Bandana
Dirty clothes bag
2 pair river sandals (ex: Teva, Chaco brands hold up well)
Tennis shoes/socks (optional)
Lip protection & suntan lotion (SPF 45+ and waterproof)
Hand lotion
1 - 2 pair sunglasses with strap
Spare prescription glasses (if used)
Toiletries
Medications or personal first aid items (if needed)
Feminine hygiene products
Small packs of kleenex
Small towel and washcloth
Small flashlight (AA battery size) and/or headlamp (very handy)
Extra batteries & bulb
Day or fanny pack with water bottle (optional on 3-day)
Fishing gear/license (optional)
Binoculars (optional)
Pen & small notebook (for taking notes of your experience)
Camera & film (more than you think you need)
6 large zip lock bags (for storing wet items & keeping things dry)
Small can of insect repellent (or one per family) (optional)
Money for purchases before/after the trip and for gratuities at end of trip
Small pillow or small pillowcase (to cover pillow which is provided)
Identificationdocument (driver’s license, passport, or military ID) and medical insurance information