Suggested Ko Dan Ja Packing List (before 2017)

Camp Oakbridge is a camp style facility.

Overnight attendees may need to bring different items than day attendees.

• Multiple bunks are arranged in each room.
  • Comfortable cabins:   Oakbridge has four generous sized cabins all with decks overlooking our beautiful green playing field. Our dormitory style cabins have eight rooms, with built-in bunks, two large bathrooms and sleep 32 guests each. 
• Showers are shared.
• Beds are bunk.
• The Federation arranges for each attendee to receive
  • bedding linens
  • blanket
  • pillow
  • towels
  • However, if you want additional warmth while sleeping or more towels, then you can bring a sleeping bag your own towels, but they are not necessary.

According to the camp's website:

• Sleeping bag and towels
• Clothes that you can get dirty
• Warmer clothes for the evening
• Closed-toed shoes for some of the activities
• At least one pair of long pants for some of the activities
• One nice outfit
• Toiletries
• Bathing suit and towel for the pool
• Rain jacket
• Sunscreen
• Spending money  (A Federation facilitator will usually request a tip from participants which is given to the camp staff)
• Calling Card
• Camera
• Medicine