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What to Bring
Lists for specific programs are available to the right and our general list is below.
In addition to the usual personal items, the following checklist includes items that may be useful, helpful, or just fun to bring along if you have the space or inclination.
- Linens/Sleeping Bag - sheets and blankets or sleeping bag, pillowcase, pillow, towels and washcloth. These items are provided for Road Scholar groups only.
- Flashlight - A real help to find your bed and not someone else’s after lights are out. It gets mighty dark in these mountains after sunset and there are no street lights.
- Slip-on shoes - Floors are not carpeted in the dorm.
- Toiletries - (soap, shampoo, toothbrush, toothpaste, etc.)
None provided by Tremont (and not sold in our store). - Alarm Clock
- Binoculars - A must for birding, spotting wildlife, stars, etc. (We have a few extra pairs.)
- Day pack - We will be outside a good deal and may need to carry our lunch, raingear, water, etc.
- Raingear
- Field guides - We have a library and guides available but your favorite wildflower or bird guide may be helpful.
- Water bottle for hikes
- Drinking cup - For use in dorm in case you want a drink of water at night.
- Musical instruments - We love music and hope to involve everyone in at least one mountain music sing-(and play)- along at our final campfire.
- Small bedside light for reading, etc. after lights are out.
- Waterproof boots or shoes for wading or swimming in streams or walking through wet grass.
- Extra Batteries - not sold in our store
- Matress Pad - Our beds are very firm. You may want to bring a sleeping pad or egg crate style mattress if you like a softer sleeping experience.