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Packing List

Download the 2024 Webbs Holiday Acres Camp Packing List

Things to Bring to Camp

  • Rubber boots (weather depending, only if heavy rain)
  • Runners / closed toed shoes for riding
  • Flip flops for pool area
  • Warm jacket
  • Sleeping bag or fitted single sheet with a blanket
  • Pillow
  • Towels
  • Pajamas
  • Jeans, Shorts, T-shirts, Sweatshirts, Socks, Underwear
  • Dance Outfit
  • Swimming
    • T-Shirt just for swimming (to avoid sunburn)
    • Bathing suit
    • Sun Hat
    • Sunscreen
    • Sun protective clothing
  • Toothpaste and Toothbrush
  • Hairbrush, Soap, Shampoo & other Toiletries
  • Canteen Money (most children have $10 – $30)
  • Water Bottle with a name on it.
  • Helmet (must fit child’s head properly)
  • Signed and Completed Reservation Forms and Waiver Forms

Things NOT to Bring to Camp

  • Electronic games
  • Valuable clothing and jewelry
  • Gum

Cellphone Policy

At Webb’s Holiday Acres, we understand that staying connected with your child is important. We also recognize the value of an immersive camp experience, free from the usual distractions of technology.  With this in mind, our cell phone policy is as follows:

  1. Parental Discretion: The decision to send a cell phone with your child is entirely up to you, the parent or guardian. We respect your judgment in determining what’s best for your child.
  2. Staff Responsibility: Please note that Webb’s Holiday Acres staff cannot be responsible for your child’s cell phone. We encourage you to discuss the importance of responsible usage and care of the device with your child.
  3. Communication: If you are concerned about not being able to speak with your child during their stay, rest assured that you can contact them. Our ranch line, 604-857-1712, is available for you to call anytime before 7 p.m. Our staff will be happy to facilitate a conversation with your child.
  4. Usage Guidelines: If a cell phone is brought to camp, we ask that it be used respectfully and at appropriate times so as not to disrupt the camp experience for others.
  5. Focus on Camp Experience: While we understand the need for occasional communication, we encourage campers to fully engage in the camp activities and the natural beauty around them, fostering independence and growth.

We thank you for your understanding and cooperation in ensuring a wonderful and memorable experience for all our campers at Webb’s Holiday Acres.