Items To Bring

Pillows, bed sheets, blankets or sleeping bags, and whatever will help you sleep like your at home.

Bring a towel and maybe a pair of flip flops for the shower, if you want.

We are in a camping environment, so plan warm, comfy, and 1 Timothy 2:9 teaches...In like manner also, that women adorn themselves in modest apparel.

The camp is set up like a campus, there is walking from building to building on gravel surfaces. Consider bringing rain gear and mud boots - be sure to watch the weather report before you pack.

Not only are the pathways gravel, but it gets dark out there, so this will be needful for walking around at night.

A notepad and a pen, maybe even a travel pack of tissues.

If you need something to help sit for services or want to to change into a pair of slippers, go ahead and bring them.

Marilyn does a great job at keeping us full and Ranger's Roost is a nice treat, but you may bring a late night snack if you would like to. There is a small refrigerator for our use.

Unfortunately, Longview cannot accommodate dietary restrictions at this time. Please feel free to pack any necessary supplementation. There is a refrigerator, microwave, and toaster available for use.

If you choose to carpool, please remember to be kind to your driver.

Don't forget to print this out and bring it with you. It can be found in the registration tab.

If you want to capture all those special moments.

Longview Camp does have a small gift shop if you are interested in purchasing a memorabilia of the weekend.

Longview has a great coffee shop where you can order iced and hot beverages at specified times between activities. Prices range from $3.00 - $5.00