Camper Expectations
Camper Rules and Behavior Guidelines
Please review these rules with your camper before camp begins. Campers at Resident Camp are older and therefore held to a higher behavioral standard at camp.
- Respect fellow campers and staff members at all times. Bullying, teasing, and threatening will not be tolerated.
- Ask permission if you need to leave the group and take a buddy. No mixed gender pairs allowed.
- Campers may not enter the campsite area of the opposite sex.
- All campers and staff are required to wear life jackets during boating activities. Do not enter the water without permission from staff.
- The Ropes Course is off limits unless you have staff supervision.
- Radios, electronic devices, or cell phones are not allowed at camp. Camp is a “screen Free” zone. All electronic devices will be confiscated and kept in the camp office.
- There are times when staff may need to inspect campers' belongings. If this occurs, parents will be notified the day it occurs and the reason for conducting the inspection.
- Swearing, and other inappropriate language will not be tolerated.
- Should a camper take anything that does not belong to them, or brings a restricted item, the camper may be asked not to return to camp.
- No PDA (Personal Displays of Affection)
- Approach all opportunities at camp with an open mind. Camp is about trying new things and meeting new people.
- If there is a problem, please inform a camp staff member. We are here to support you and help you have a great time!
Camper Dress Code
Camper Dress Code
- Please wear closed toed shoes at camp.
- Do not wear T-shirts with slogans advertising alcohol, tobacco or questionable practices, or any clothing with suggestive words or designs may be worn.
- Jeans and shorts are to be worn at the waistline. Shorts are to be in compliance with school dress code. (No Short Shorts)
Frequently Asked Questions
Who needs to review the camper expectations before camp?
Parents and campers should review these rules together before camp begins. Resident Camp campers are older and are therefore held to a higher behavioral standard at camp.
Are cell phones and electronic devices allowed at camp?
No. Camp is a screen-free zone, so radios, electronic devices, and cell phones are not allowed. Any electronic devices brought to camp will be confiscated and kept in the camp office.
What happens if a camper brings a restricted item or takes something that does not belong to them?
A camper who takes anything that does not belong to them, or who brings a restricted item, may be asked not to return to camp.
Can staff inspect a camper's belongings?
There are times when staff may need to inspect campers' belongings. If this occurs, parents will be notified the day it occurs along with the reason for the inspection.
What should campers wear at camp?
Campers should wear closed-toed shoes. Clothing with slogans advertising alcohol, tobacco, or questionable practices, or with suggestive words or designs, should not be worn. Jeans and shorts are to be worn at the waistline, and shorts must comply with school dress code (no short shorts).
What should a camper do if they have a problem at camp?
Campers should inform a camp staff member. Staff are there to support campers and help them have a great time.









