What to Bring

For your comfort, please come prepared for wind, rain, fog, or sunny weather. We expect mild to cool days (50s to 70s) and cool nights (40s to 50s) most of the year (late fall, winter, and early spring temperatures are slightly cooler). Layering your clothing can be an effective strategy for our variable climate.
- SLEEPING BAG AND PILLOW OR BEDDING FOR SINGLE OR ONE DOUBLE BED
- TOWELS: Bath towel(s) and wash cloth.
- TOILETRIES: Bar of soap, shampoo, toothpaste, medications. If you anticipate needing basics such as aspirin, ibuprofen, or stomach remedies, please bring enough to last your stay.
- FOOT GEAR: Comfortable and perhaps well-suited to mud if you’ll be hiking.
- SHOWER SHOES: If desired.
- RAIN GEAR: A rain jacket can be useful as a windbreaker too.
- FLASHLIGHT: Standard two battery or small pocket size.
- PORTABLE ALARM CLOCK
OPTIONAL ITEMS:
- Binoculars
- Travel/reading light
- Sunglasses
- Camera, film
- Sunscreen
- Umbrella
- Water bottle
- Ear plugs
- Clothes hangers
- Insect repellent
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