Winter Gear
When packing for Winter Camp, consider protection for each part of the body.
Hanna Winter Resort Personal Gear
- A copy of the original Health History/Parental Permission form for every camper to stay at camp
- 2 winter stocking caps - one spare, facemask type is best
- 2-3 pairs of mittens with outer shell (mittens are warmer than gloves)
- 2-3 sweaters/sweatshirts, preferably wool or polar fleece instead of cotton
- 1 winter jacket, preferably parka-style and hooded
- 1-2 pairs of long underwear (synthetic such as capilene or polypropylene)
- 2 pairs of pants, 1 pair preferably wool or an insulated snow pant - Absolutely NO Jeans!
- 2+ pairs of heavy insulated socks, preferably wool or synthetic instead of cotton
- 2+ pairs of light liner socks (synthetic such as polypropylene)
- Toiletries (e.g. toothbrush and paste, soap, towel)
- Scout Handbook if taking Project Tenderfoot
- Sleeping bag, if you have a winter-rated bag
- Insulated vest
- Extra socks
- 1-2 pair of warm winter boots
- Pocketknife, matches, bandana, other camping gear
- Chapstick
- Flashlight
- Camera
Hanna Winter Resort Camp Provided Gear
- Cabins with bunks
- Meals
- Staffing
- Sleds
- Shelter materials (including tarps, parachutes, polar dome kits, and rope/twine)
- Snow shovels
- Cooking gear (stoves, dutch ovens, cook kits, etc)
- First aid kits
- Lanterns
- Water containers
- Winter sleeping bag
- Fleece sleeping bag liner
- Closed-cell foam sleeping pad
- Winter boots w/ liners
- Skis/snowshoes w/ poles
- Water bottles
- Broomball equipment
- Ice fishing equipment
- Ice fishing bait
Polar Cubs Personal Gear
Day and Overnight
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A copy of the original Health History/Parental Permission form for every camper to stay at camp
-
2 winter stocking caps - one spare, facemask type is best
-
2-3 pairs of mittens with outer shell (mittens are warmer than gloves)
-
2-3 sweaters/sweatshirts, preferably wool or polar fleece instead of cotton
-
winter jacket, preferably parka-style and hooded
-
1-2 pairs of long underwear (synthetic such as capilene or polypropylene)
-
2 pairs of pants, 1 pair preferably wool or an insulated snow pant - Absolutely NO Jeans!
-
2+ pairs of heavy insulated socks, preferably wool or synthetic instead of cotton
-
2+ pairs of light liner socks (synthetic such as polypropylene)
-
1-2 pair of warm winter boots
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Sled
Overnight and Extra Stuff
- Toothbrush, soap, shampoo, Chap stick, towel, and other toiletries
- Sleeping Bag
- Pillow
- Flashlight
- Water Bottle
Polar Cubs Camp Provided Gear
- Cots or sleeping mats
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Meals
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Staffing
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First aid kits
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Showshoes
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Sleds
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Broomball equipment
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BB guns
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Slingshots
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