Pack Like a Pro: His Place Sleepaway Camp Guide for Boys 🏕️🎒

Packing for camp should feel more like setting up an adventure kit than a last‑minute scramble. You want your son equipped for every twist and turn, from sports to learning groups, and from chilly mornings to trips and spirited a Shabbos. Nothing’s worse than realizing you need to overnight essentials mid‑session, so let’s get it right the first time.
Why a Comprehensive Checklist Matters
A well‑packed trunk and duffle bag (do they still use those anymore?) means less stress for you and more confidence for him. With the right balance of dressy and activewear, he’ll be ready for every activity. Think through each day’s needs, from davening to lights-out, and pack with intention.
Expanded Item Guide:
Shabbos Shirts (3-4 Shirts):
Pack at least three non‑iron whites to rotate through Friday night, Shabbos day, a clean backup, and possibly another camp event like a banquet or color-war grand sing. The non-iron will keep his shirts looking fresh enough without your laundry skills or needing the cleaners. Check out our White Shirt collection here>
Suit & Ties (1 suit + 2 ties):
One classic suit plus two ties should get him thru those Camp Shabbosim. Consider our suit separates and throw in an extra pair of pants, just in case. Shop Boy's Suits Here.
Davening Jacket (1):
A lightweight, easy‑care blazer for your Bar Mitzvah boy will have him davening his best. Shop Boy's Jackets Here.
Hoodies & sweatshirt (1):
Breathable, midweight for cool mornings, campsite fires, and early‑wake‑up roll calls. Shop Hoodies & Sweatshirts Here
Performance Pants (6-8):
High‑tech stretch fabric that wicks moisture and moves with every game. Shop Boy's Pants Here.
T‑Shirts (5) & Polos (5):
Mix casual tees for sports with collared polos for to cover all days and activities.
Underwear & Socks (15 of each):
A fresh pair every day, and don’t forget the 9 days! Check out our T.O. Collection Boy's Socks Here >
Pajamas (3): Choose soft, breathable sets for restful sleep.
Cap (1): Sun protection in a form factor he may actually wear. .
Belt (1): The perfect finish for his suit or weekday pants. Shop Boy's Belts here >
Sneakers (1 pair): Durable, all‑terrain shoes that handle hikes, fields and courts.
Shoes (2): One weekday pair of shos for davening, learning and the more formal part of his day, and one dress shoes for Shabbos.
Kippahs (3) Shop here>
Rain Coat (1) Shop Boy's Rain coat here>
Ready to simplify your life and keep your camper prepared? copy our printable checklist now and cross camp packing off your to‑do list for good!