Moy 2a™- Moy ale Leelanau Outdoor Center General Information [Established in 1994 the Leelanau Outdoor Center (LOC) provides quality outdoor ‘and character education on 200-acres of property on the shores of Lake Michigan, Innavative programs at LOC expand education beyond classroom walls and teach ‘over 2,000 students zach year how to be stewards of the environment as well as of thei character. ‘LOC activities are age appropriate, and all programs strongly support Michigan state educational stmdards. At LOC, each student receives: ‘+ Experience-based character education in an outdoor setting + Handi-on activities that focus on: Communication Respecting differences (Critica thinking and decision making Analysis of decisions + Helping others | asking for help from others Postve lessons on leadership, confidence and communication ‘kills tha last ifetine ‘The LOC experience is one of the best teachers can give ther students. The staff is commited tohelping children and young adults realize their potential and practice doing their est overy day, Directions: From Traverse City, take M-72 west out of town 13 miles to the Maple City turnoff, County Road 667. Follow 667 through Maple City until you reach Hwy M-22 (11 miles). Turn left on M-22 and drive 5 miles to Port Oneida Rd (watch for a small cemetery on your right) Follow Port Oneida Rd until you get to camp (2 miles). Leelanau Outdoor Center 1653 Port Oneida Rd. Maple City, MI 4964 staff@locprograms.ong 231.334.3808 wwwlocprograms.org Find us on FacebookLeelanau Outdoor Center all/Spring Packing List Keeping warm and dry is important, We will be outdoors for most ofthe time during your stay and we tty to keep the weather from dictating our schedule. Spring and fallin northern Michigan can sometimes fee! like winter, Bring outerwear that you know will keep you comfortable for Tong periods of time outside. Be prepared for cool temperatures or ren, All clothing should be warm, clean, comfortable, and marked with student names, Dressing in layers 's always a good idea! Outerwear ‘Warm Coat, hat and gloves 2 pairs ot shoes Wind parts... if you have them, bring them Rain geatis a must ‘Water shoes or shoes that can get wet Clothing 1 heavy sweatshirt, sweater, or fleece pullover 2 pairs long pants 2 pairs warm socks 4 pairs cetton socks 2 long sleeve shirts, sweatshirts, or turtlenecks 3 Tshirts 2 pairs shorts Pajamas Daily change of underwear Swimsuit and towel ‘Bath towel and washelotn Toothbrasbvtoothpaste Shampoo ‘Comborash Shower shoes ‘Chapstick Sunsercea Bedding Sleeping bag or bedroll (2-3 blankets + sheets) Pillow and pillowease General Equipment | Flashlight Pencils and Writer's Notebook ‘Water Battle Book Do Not Bring Electronics, knives firearms, food, eandy, soda, snacks, phones, iPods Leclanay Outdoor Center shits ($15), winter hats ($20), water bottles (S10), and hooded sweatshirts ($40) will be available in the camp store, We secept cash, check, MasterCard or Visa, There is «3% surcharge added toll creditcard purchases, Please make checks out to Leelanau Outdoor Center.