Camp

What to Bring and Wear

• Sturdy shoes or boots with good tread. Ankle support will be important where we are building new trails. Sandals and open-toed shoes will not be permitted
  
• Water bottles or a water bladder that can hold at least 2 liters of water. (You will not be allowed on the trail without water.)
• Day pack to carry your water and lunch.
  
• Work gloves. (If you don’t have your own gloves, V-O-Cal will provide them. Please return them at the end of the project.)
  
• V-O-Cal provides all necessary tools, as well as training on tool use and safety.
  
• Sunglasses, hat and sunscreen.
  
• Insect repellent and allergy medicine (if you normally need these things when working outdoors).
  
• Reusable plate/bowl, eating utensils, and mug/cup.
  
• A change of clothes for each work day and for lounging at camp to minimize the spread of poison oak.
  
• Please come prepared for a variety of weather conditions (think layers!). Unless there is a serious storm predicted, we will work drizzle or shine.
  

• A tent (if you have the option to bring a smaller tent, please do!)
• A sleeping bag, sleeping pad and pillow.
• A flashlight or headlamp.
  
• A camp chair (if you don't want to sit on the ground).
  
• Other camping gear that makes you comfortable