How do I register for camp? Registering for camp is as easy as 1-2-3

• Step 1. Create an account using our online portal.
• Step 2. Submit your deposit (online)
• Step 3. Complete Health History and all forms in the Registration Portal

 
Is there financial aid available?

• Yes, get more information and apply here

What time does my child need to be at Overnight Camp?

• Camper check in is on Sundays from 2pm to 4pm. 

What time does my child need to be picked up from Overnight Camp? 

• Camper check out is on Fridays. Parents are invited to join us for our closing campfire and pick up will begin as soon as it is finished.

What time does my child need to be at Day Camp?

• Camper check in for Day Camp will be at 9am Monday - Friday  

What time does my child need to be picked up from Day Camp? 

• Camper check out for Day Camp will be at 3pm Monday - Friday.

What should I bring to Family Camp?

• (See Packing List) 

What type of first-aid is available?

• All of our staff is trained in First Aid and many of the staff are certified as basic Wilderness First Aiders.  
• Lifeguards are provided at the pond, lake and river during swim times.

What are the ages of your counselors?

• Our counselors and program staff are at least 18 years old and have graduated from high school.  Most counselors are college students.

 
Do your counselors go through a background check?

• All counselors are required to go through the live scan process and be fingerprinted and background checked.
• Year round and returning staff are on an automatic update reporting system via the live scan process.
• Returning and year round staff complete a voluntary disclosure statement annually
• Applicants and staff are checked against the National Sex Abuse Registry annually.
• International staff have background checks completed in their country of origin and complete the same screening process as our US staff.

   
What kind of training do your staff receive?

• All camp staff go through a pre-camp training program that provides training in child development, risk management, child abuse and bullying. 
• Staff are trained in overnight camping skills based on the American Camp Association Outdoor Living Skills Progression. It includes shelters, water filtration and stove/fire safety.