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Communicate occasionally with your cabin mates after camp is over. I email but texting is good too. Use major holidays and school breaks to send a quick note back & forth. Even though we don’t live in the same town it will make camp feel like I’m showing up around old friends. And that’s a great feeling!
Andrew S.Posted on
As a former camp counselor and now a parents of two campers, you must organize and label everything! Items get lost at camp, whether in the cabin or during weekly laundry. So label everything and it helps your items find their way back to you:)
Lauren M.Posted on
Always send more batteries than you think your camper needs. It’s no fun note being able to use your portable fan in the summer heat!
Jennifer H.
Parent of a Camper
Camp Longhorn
5 years
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Use packing cubes in your trunk to help keep it organized and gain more space when space is at a premium!!
Jennifer H.
Parent of a Camper
Camp Longhorn
5 years
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I always make my daughters outfits and place the complete outfit in an extra large ziplock bag with the date on it. So she knows exactly what to wear everyday.
Rachelle
Parent of a Camper
Camp Longhorn
3 years
