What To Bring Necessities A 21+ ID for alcoholic drinks at Happy Hour Flashlight and batteries. You should bring a good flashlight and extra batteries. The camp roads and paths are not lit at night, and a flashlight is required. Phone lights do well, but be aware you may be using more battery power. If you are a cold sleeper, we recommend you bring a sleeping bag even if you've rented linens. Even with warm days, the nights could be quite chilly this time of year. Bring lots of warm clothes (Sweats, T-shirts and soft baggy clothes you can layer). Late summer weather can range from balmy days to quite chilly at night. Remember what they say about New England: "If you don't like the weather, wait a few minutes." Be prepared for anything from low 80's days to nights which could dip below 40. Sweater and jacket Boots or waterproof shoes Rain gear and umbrella Plenty of T-shirts and socks Deodorant Toothbrush, toothpaste, soap and shampoo A warm sleeping bag, towel(s) and pillow if you are not renting blankets and linens. Alarm clock Medications, like Ibuprofen and Pepto Bismol Walk around shoes. Please bring comfortable shoes for walking around camp. Running shoes or tennis shoes are excellent. Please change into your dance shoes before each class to help keep the floors clean. You must change into clean dance shoes whenever entering the Dining Hall for meals, classes or dances. Multiple pairs of dance shoes. All the classroom floors are wood, with different finishes. Please bring as many pairs of dance shoes as possible, since some floors are more slick than others and sometimes if your knees or feet get tired you'll want something with good support. We do not permit talcum powder or other powders on any classroom or dance floors, for safety reasons. Please do not bring powder for the floors. Nice to Have Instruments for our music jams, and playing and singing around the campfire. A fitted single sheet to go under your sleeping bag. Pens and paper A Yoga mat, if you'd like to join in morning yoga Swiss-army knife Small shaving or make-up mirror Ace bandage/knee brace just in case Camera Band-Aids Moleskin -- you WILL be on your feet a lot! Earplugs Nail clippers Safety pins Hangers - (there won't be enough!) Cord and clothespins for improvising a clothesline. Flip-flops and a cover-up Warm sweats or PJ's to sleep in. A hat for the sun and a warm hat in case it's chilly. Bathing suit Some dressier dance clothes for the Saturday and Sunday night dances. Cash to purchase Swing Out New Hampshire T-Shirts, Jackets, and band CD's.