For Parents Prior to Camp

• Each camper commits to being free of illness including: fever, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, cough, congestion for at minimal of 72 hours prior to arrival.
• Each camper and parent confirms that no member of his/her household has exhibited any of the following signs and symptoms of COVID in the past two weeks: fever, chills, cough, nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, shortness of breath, headache, muscle weakness, or loss of smell or taste.
• Each camper and parent can answer “no” to all the following questions:

  • 1) Have you been exposed to someone who has tested positive to COVID in the past 14 days?
  • 2) Are you or a family member experiencing any COVID symptoms as listed above?
  • 3) Have you tested positive for COVID in the past 14 days?

During Camp

• Each camper will be trained to keep good handwashing standards throughout his/her stay.
• Hand sanitizing stations will be placed throughout points of entry into buildings and utilized numerous times daily.
• Campers and staff will be informed to not share any personal items like water bottles, cups, clothing and toiletries.
• If a camper becomes ill during his/her stay:

  • 1) Parents of the ill camper will be notified to come pick up their child.
  • 2) The dorm will be sanitized and all other exposed campers parents will be notified.
  • 3) Group size will be limited this year to no more than 60 people.

After Camp

• Parents and youth leaders will communicate any camper illness during the two weeks following summer camp with the Camp Director or Nurse.
• Camp Director or Nurse will communicate any health concerns of ill campers with respective parents of exposed campers promptly after notification.

Keeping Camp Clean

• Campers and staff will provide all personal products: water bottles, bedding, towels, clothing, and toiletries.
• Before campers arive, camp counselors will sanitize each dorm room and high touch common areas.
• Each night: camp counselors will sanitize bathroom and high touch dorm areas.
• Throughout the day: camp counselors and medical staff will sanitize high touch and common space areas.
• Campers will be encouraged to maintain good hand hygiene, maintain social distancing when possible, and report any signs and symptoms of illness to the Nurse and counselors.
• At the end of camp: each dorm, meeting room, bathroom, and eating area will be sanitized to ensure a clean and safe environment.
• Gloves will be worn during all food distribution and meal service.
• Good hand hygiene will be utilized by all staff members.
• Everyone will utilize hand hygiene stations prior to meals.
• Meal servers and service lines will be sanitized before and after meals.
• Hand hygiene signs will be posted in each restroom.
• State mandates will be followed throughout our camps.