Packing List

-consider bringing a camping/shuk cart to roll your stuff.... really helpful!

-ground cover for your sleeping and also for your (our) sitting in common area (camping chair optional)

-sleeping pad and bedding

-ear plugs (super helpful for sleeping if others are awake.)

-flashlight

-tent optional (in the beautiful fairly private space that i found there is room for about 3-4 small tents only in order to have enough common space. there are more sites along the river right down the way to set up a tent. you do not have to bring a tent; I use just a mosquito net and that's enough)

-sunscreen

-water: 2 L per day

-Utensils for eating (fork, spoon, plate, BOWL better: making stew ;) hot cup for tea (lmk if you can bring a cutting board and knife)

-floaty raft for chillin. innertube great for the Channel the River embodied teshuva workshop

-sun hat/ sunglasses if you need

-Goggles and water shoes

-towel

-clothing: whatever you will need but think "pack light!" there ARE others camping up and down the river so if it's important to you, bring a tznius bathing suit. 

-Sweatshirt! it can get chilly at night

-Bug Spray 

FOOD: i am providing one cooked meal per day (Wednesday dinner and Thursday lunch). Please bring whatever snacks and non-perishables you'd like to supplement, especially lunch wed and breakfast thursday. We can make hot water for tea, coffee, oatmeal etc. BYO. suggested to bring a Mango for a delicious meditation

-JOURNAL and PEN

- Art supplies optional 

- Siddur 

-yoga mat optional 

-portable battery pack and cords if you want

-MONEY to treat yourself to a massage (hopefully we will have a couple massage therapists there) and buy whatever people have brought to sell

-musical instruments most welcome!

-any awesome Torah to share

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This is the basic list for reference, but not comprehensive. Obviously bring whatever you want, but less is more when you have to shlepp.