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Water Shoes

We use water shoes in camp for water activities and showering. On the trail, they're used for water activities and giving your feet a rest after a long day of hiking. Because we're often wearing these on uneven ground where there's sticks, roots, logs, and rocks; or in water where there's gravel and sand, it's important to have safe water shoes that completely cover the sole and toes to avoid trip hazards. 

They're also great for quick slip-ons when you have to go biff at night!


Where to Buy
You can buy camp appropriate water shoes for cheap at Target and Walmart.

Requirements
  • Closed-toe​
  • Meant for water; wearing old tennis shoes in the water don't dry out fast enough for the amount of water activity we do
Examples
YES: "Water socks" OR closed-toe water shoes
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NO: Flip flops
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NO: Open sandals
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  • Home
    • Two Sentinels Blog
  • Explore
    • About Two Sentinels >
      • Land Acknowledgement
      • Our Location
      • Camp History
      • Support TS
      • Testimonials
    • The Units >
      • Waterbugs (4th & 5th grade)
      • Meadowlarks (6th grade)
      • Rangers (7th & 8th grade)
      • Wanderers (7th - 10th grade)
      • Rovers (8th - 11th grade)
      • Fireflies (9th - 12th grade)
      • Dockers (9th & 10th grade)
      • Trekkers (10th - 12th grade)
      • Superpackers (11 & 12th grade)
      • Pioneers (11th & 12th grade)
      • OSBs (11th grade +)
      • Tags
    • Backpacking
    • Camp Program
    • Daily Life
    • Gallery
    • Contact Us
  • Register
    • Prep for Registration
    • Registration Instructions
    • Registration FAQ
    • Prices >
      • Financial Aid
      • Cookie Rewards
    • Documents & Forms
    • Ultracamp
  • Campers
    • Camper Calendar
    • Before Camp
    • Packing for Camp >
      • Water Shoes
    • Packing for Backpacking >
      • Backpacks
      • Sleeping Gear
      • Boots
      • Socks
      • Clothing Bottoms
      • Water Bottles
    • First Day of Camp
    • Homesickness
  • Parents
    • Camp Rules and Policies
    • Health Forms
    • Medications
    • Allergies & Special Diets
    • Insurance
    • FAQ
    • Help Out Camp
  • Staff
    • Volunteer!
    • Staff Calendar
    • Staff Jobs
    • Staff Documents
    • Meet The Directors
  • New Page