Prohibitions

  1. Alcohol: Alcohol is not allowed on camp premises. Any alcohol found at camp will be confiscated and disposed of.

  2. Illegal drugs: Illegal drugs are not allowed on camp premises and will be confiscated and reported to local law enforcement.

  3. Domesticated animals: Pets are not allowed on camp premises, except as required by any ADA accommodations. In case of an accommodation for a service animal, arrangements must be made at least 1 month prior to camp and health and immunization records for the animal will be required.

  4. Cars: Parking is limited at camp. Campers discouraged from driving themselves to camp to save room for staff cars. However, if your family has a transportation need that requires a teen driving themselves, we can make an accommodation if it is cleared with camp director prior to camp.

  5. Tobacco products: Campers may not bring tobacco to camp – any tobacco found in a child’s possession will be confiscated and disposed of. Staff are allowed to smoke only in designated smoking areas. Children are not allowed in the smoking areas.

  6. Weapons: Campers may not bring weapons to camp. If a weapon is found in a camper’s possession, it will be confiscated and returned to parent at end of camp.

    • Personal sporting equipment is encouraged, such as baseball gloves. However, gear that could serve as a weapon (bow/arrow) must be checked in with the quartermaster so use can be restricted to appropriate safety areas.

  7. Smart Phones: Devices that provide games, cameras, web-browsing, email, social networking, WiFi, or texting capabilities will not be permitted at camp. Personal electronics providing music and reading are allowed.

  8. Search policy: Campers belongings will not be searched, but any contraband that shows up outside of a suitcase will be confiscated.

** If you’re not sure something is prohibited, leave it at home or check with the camp director.