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​​Complete Packing List 

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Click below to download a full packing list on what to bring to Camp Deen. Please bring a REUSABLE LABELED water bottle.

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Clothing Guide

To ensure comfort, modesty, and safety at Camp Deen, please follow these clothing guidelines:

• No logos on the back of pants

• No spaghetti straps, tight, or revealing clothing

• No short-shorts or off-the-shoulder/cold shoulder tops

 

Prayer Attire:

Boys: Shorts must cover the knees; caps are welcome but not required

Girls: Headscarves and leg coverings below the knee are required

 

Jumah Prayer:

Wear something clean and special. Cultural attire is encouraged. This is also when we take our annual camp photo—so look your best!

 

Tick & Nature Safety (Important):

Northern Ontario is experiencing a high tick hazard this year. Dressing in long layers helps protect against ticks, mosquitoes, poison ivy, and other natural irritants. To help protect yourself:

 

• Long socks are required

• Leggings under skirts are mandatory

• Wear light-colored clothing (to help spot ticks easily)

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Phones and Electronics

Camp Deen is set in a beautiful and inspiring natural environment, and we aim to help campers appreciate and respect it. 

 

To create a fun, distraction-free week in a Muslim community setting, we ask that campers do not bring electronic devices such as laptops, tablets, smartphones, game consoles, music players, or movie players.

 

If devices are brought accidentally or for the trip, they must be turned in to staff upon arrival and will be securely held until departure. Any found in use during camp will be collected and returned on Saturday.

 

Cameras, binoculars, GPS devices, and musical instruments are allowed.

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Food Guide

We provide a Halal menu—no need to bring food!

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Severe Allergy Alert:

Campers & staff have life-threatening allergies to:

• Peanuts & all nuts

• Sesame seeds & sesame oil

 

These are often found in:

cookies, granola bars, trail mix, crackers, buns, baklava, hummus, baba ghanoush (contains tahini).

 

Peanuts, nuts, and sesame are NOT used in our camp menu.

 

Food Rules:

• 3 full meals + snacks provided daily

• No personal snacks unless pre-approved to share (contact staff)

• No food in cabins – must be turned in and stored in the office. Food in cabins attracts wildlife. 

 

 

Code of Conduct
Please take a moment to read and sign our Codes of Conduct. At Camp Deen, your safety and wellbeing are our top priorities, and these guidelines are designed to ensure a fun and respectful environment for everyone. By signing, you agree to uphold these values and contribute to a positive camp experience. Let’s work together to make Camp Deen 2025 amazing!