Please do not send valuable clothing or personal items with your camper. Camper belongings can get mixed up, damaged, or even lost. We always recommend labeling everything you send to camp.

Feel free to call us during business hours with any questions you may have.

Monday - Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Haluwasa Office Phone: 877-234-2267

What To Pack List

• Cell Phones

• MP3 Players or other Media Players

• Camper Spending Money – See Camper Spending Money Below

• Aerosol Can Products

• Magazines, Comics, Books, or Reading Material other than a Bible

• Alcohol, Vapes, Tobacco or other Controlled Substances

• Fireworks, Matches, Lighters, Knives of any kind (no fishing fillet knives), or other items that could possibly be construed as a weapon

Camp Haluwasa has a strict “no cell phone policy” for the protection and privacy of all of our campers. Cell phones can be damaged, misplaced or lost. There use potentially disrupts camp programs. Improper use of cell phone cameras combined with Internet capability creates a serious personal privacy and liability issue for parents and campers.

All youth camps in the state of New Jersey must comply with strict regulations regarding the administration of medications.

All camper medications (even over-the-counter medications) must be given to the camp Medical Director upon “check-in” at camp. Any medications discovered in a camper’s possession during the session will be collected by camp personnel and parents/guardians will be called.

All medications provided must be in their original containers and clearly labeled for the camper. We ask that you only provide what is necessary for the weekend. When dropping off medications, parents/guardians must give Haluwasa written and detailed instructions for administering the medications to their camper.

All unused camper medications must be picked up at the end of the retreat.

Haluwasa must destroy and dispose of all unclaimed medications by Monday evening following the end of the retreat according to state law.