Snowboard camp checklist: what to arrange and when

A snowboard camp involves more than booking a mountain and collecting boards. You need accommodation, bus transport, ski passes, lessons, participant information and a workable group plan before departure. This checklist also covers equipment, dietary and medical details, food, luggage and the arrival setup. Work backwards from the travel date so bookings are confirmed before you start assigning rooms and groups.

The plan, step by step

Every task with its own sub-checklist, in the order you'll actually need them.

Preparations

  • Confirm date and location

    2 people

  • Book accommodation

    2 people

  • Reserve bus transport

    2 people

  • Reserve ski passes

    2 people

  • Book snowboard lessons

    2 people

  • Check insurance policies

  • Create registration form

  • Send invitations

    2 people

  • Process registrations

    2 people

  • Collect dietary requirements

  • Collect medical information

  • Check emergency contacts

  • Create room assignments

    2 people

  • Create group assignments

    2 people

  • Create the program

    2 people

  • Send the packing list

  • Print participant details

  • Check material stock

    2 people

  • Reserve snowboard equipment

    2 people

  • Create a shopping list

    2 people

  • Do the shopping

    3 people

  • Label luggage

    3 people

  • Pack food and drinks

    3 people

  • Check the van and luggage compartment

    2 people

Event

  • Receive participants

    4 people

  • Register attendance

    2 people

  • Load luggage

    4 people

  • Give safety instructions

    3 people

  • Travel to accommodation

    4 people

  • Allocate rooms

    3 people

  • Serve dinner

    4 people

  • Explain the program

    2 people

  • Refill drinks

    2 people

  • Tidy up the kitchen

    3 people

  • Set up breakfast

    3 people

  • Serve breakfast

    4 people

  • Hand out snowboard equipment

    4 people

  • Fit materials to size

    4 people

  • Hand out ski passes

    2 people

  • Guide groups to the slope

    5 people

  • Guide snowboard lessons

    5 people

  • Hand out lunch packs

    3 people

  • Lead the afternoon training session

    5 people

  • Collect equipment

    4 people

  • Serve hot drinks

    3 people

  • Prepare dinner

    4 people

  • Serve dinner

    4 people

  • Support the evening activity

    4 people

  • Refill drinks

    2 people

  • Wash dishes

    3 people

  • Repeat the daily schedule

    2 people

  • Lead the training

    5 people

  • Hand out lunch packs

    3 people

  • Check equipment

    4 people

  • Serve dinner

    4 people

  • Supervise movie night

    3 people

  • Lead the training

    5 people

  • Distribute lunch and drinks

    3 people

  • Take group photo

    2 people

  • Handle prize ceremony

    3 people

  • Gather luggage

    4 people

  • Check rooms

    3 people

  • Pack snowboard equipment

    4 people

  • Serve breakfast and lunch

    4 people

  • Escort the return trip

    4 people

  • Arrange participant pickup

    3 people

Aftercare

  • Check for missing luggage

    2 people

  • Return snowboard equipment

    2 people

  • Unload bus equipment

    3 people

  • Sort remaining stock

    2 people

  • Clean coolers

    2 people

  • Wash dishes

    3 people

  • Collect waste

    3 people

  • Store materials clean and dry

    3 people

  • Return borrowed items

    2 people

  • Share photos with participants

  • Return lost and found items

What to bring

Grouped the way you'd shop for it, with quantities.

Sports equipment

  • Snowboardsqty 40
  • Snowboard bootsqty 40
  • Snowboard helmetsqty 45
  • Snow Gogglesqty 40
  • Wrist guardsqty 40
  • Back protectorsqty 20
  • Ski pass casesqty 45
  • Wax and Maintenance Kitqty 2
  • Spare tiesqty 4
  • Spare shoelacesqty 10

Equipment

  • Walkie-talkiesqty 6
  • Power banksqty 6
  • Charging cablesqty 8
  • Flashlightsqty 8
  • Bluetooth speaker
  • Thermometersqty 2

Furniture

  • Foldable tablesqty 6
  • Folding chairsqty 45
  • Coat racksqty 8
  • Drying racksqty 8

Tableware

  • Reusable cupsqty 50
  • Platesqty 50
  • Cucumbersqty 50
  • Cutlery setsqty 50
  • Thermos flasksqty 8

Kitchen

  • Coolersqty 6
  • Cutting boardsqty 4
  • Chef's knivesqty 4
  • Storage binsqty 12
  • Serving spoonsqty 6
  • Kettlesqty 3
  • Coffee machinesqty 2

Safety

  • First aid bagsqty 3
  • Emergency blanketsqty 10
  • Safety vestsqty 8
  • Whistlesqty 8
  • Emergency blanketsqty 4

Documentation

  • Name stickersqty 60
  • Program leafletsqty 50
  • Participant foldersqty 45
  • Pensqty 30
  • Luggage tagsqty 60
  • Waterproof markersqty 12

Cleaning

  • Waste binsqty 8
  • Waste sorting binsqty 4
  • Cleaning bucketsqty 4
  • Cleaning clothsqty 20
  • Dish brushesqty 6
  • Hand soap dispensersqty 6

Groceries

  • Groceries

Tips

  • Confirm the date and location before opening registration. Book accommodation, bus transport, ski passes and snowboard lessons as early as possible, then use those confirmed details in the registration form.
  • Collect dietary requirements, medical information and emergency contacts during registration, not at check-in. Print participant details before departure and keep a current copy with the organisers.
  • Create room and group assignments after registrations are processed. Send the program and packing list at least 7 days before departure so participants can check clothing, documents and personal equipment.
  • Check snowboard stock and reserve rental equipment before the camp starts. Test helmets, goggles, wrist guards and back protectors, and pack spare ties, shoelaces and a wax and maintenance kit for small repairs.
  • Prepare food and drinks before loading the vehicle, and check the van and luggage compartment on the same day. Use coolers, thermos flasks and storage bins so food, wet gear and participant luggage remain separated.

Frequently asked questions

How far in advance should I book a snowboard camp?
Start booking accommodation, bus transport, ski passes and snowboard lessons at least 8 to 12 weeks before departure. Popular weekends and group lessons may require more time.
What information should a snowboard camp registration form collect?
Collect participant details, dietary requirements, medical information and an emergency contact. Close registrations early enough to create room and group assignments at least 7 days before the camp.
When should I send the snowboard camp packing list?
Send it at least 7 days before departure. That gives participants time to arrange snow clothing, personal medication and any equipment that is not provided or reserved by the organisers.
How much food and drink should I pack for a snowboard camp?
Plan food for every scheduled meal plus snacks for travel and the mountain day. For drinks, allow roughly 2 to 3 drinks per person during the first travel hour, then adjust for the remaining journey and activity schedule.

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