If you are on a special diet, you may need to bring your own particular food. Some people prefer leather or composition soles for country, athletic shoes for morris, hard soles for sword or some clogging and wooden soled shoes for English clogging. It's a good idea to break in new dance shoes before you arrive, and to bring different, sturdy shoes for wearing on the camp paths. With all these different shoes, think about bringing a bag or backpack to carry around with you during the day as you walk from class to class. The nearest stores are a 15-30 minute drive away.
All campers have a daily job to help camp run smoothly.
Jobs are usually a half hour or less per day, every day, and the same job all week. Jobs are assigned in the month before camp starts and job requests may be made on the Registration Form or with information sent later. At family sessions parents are generally assigned a job with their young children. All meals are prepared by professional cooks and served in the Dining Hall. Some accommodation can be made for people with food allergies if the camp has advance warning.