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Packing for Camp Check List

Sleeping bag - for name labels use personalised bag tags and stikins stick on clothing labels on the straps
Roll Mat for comfort on a hard ground - name labels that are best are vinyl labels
A small pillow for comfort - can be labelled with a stikins stick on clothing labels.
Flashlight or head torch with a pack of extra batteries - easy to label with vinyl labels
3 pair of long trousers
2 sweatshirts
5 t-shirts
3 shorts
Pyjamas - unlikely to be used but hey, who knows
swimming shorts or swimsuit
water shoes or old trainers - name tags great for these are vinyl shoe labels
warm jacket or waterproof, depending on the weather
5 pairs of socks - great name tags to label these are press and click name tags
2 pairs of trainers, or trainers and walking boots
Wellingtons / rubber boots for wet weather - can be labelled on the inside with vinyl shoe labels
Warm hat or 2 sun hats with a brim to cover protect the face and eyes
3 long sleeve tops, or fleeces for cold weather
towel and face cloth
Sunglasses with UVA and UVB protection - mini vinyl labels are great name tags for these
Toileteries - soap, toothpaste, toothbrush, comb or brush, shower gel
sunscreen lotion - remember to use a name tag on this too
insect repellent - avon is a good one
chapstick for lip protection 30spf
ear plugs and blindfold for sleeping in a noisy environment !
Drink bottle
Day back or small back pack
Travel tissues 6 packs
Wet wipes
Disposable camera - label it with a vinyl label to make sure it is returned to the correct owner if lost
Cards or a book for any unlikely but I guess possible down time!
A diary may be nice but probably most boys will not use it (trust me)
Backpack - one with wheels is best if you can get one - a woven luggage straps are good if you on an a large camp or an overseas camp especially and also personalised bag tags to identify the case / backpack
Prescription glasses and sunglasses if your child wears them in a protective cover - mini vinyl labels will work for these
Medication packed separately to give a camp leader and clearly labelled with the name and instructions - use vinyl labels and I usually put in a zip seal plastic bag together with a sheet detailing the medication instructions. I have for some people put the instructions of medication onto personalised bag tags for them that can then be attached to the medication bag with plastic loops or key rings for bag tags.
If the camp allows then a swiss army knife for cutting wood. Some countries this is not allowed or there are age limits - can be labelled with mini vinyl labels and hang off a lanyard when the knife is safely snapped shut so it does not get lost.
Snacks or sweets for in the tent or hut if the camp allows these.