Children are expected to display appropriate behavior at all times. To assure the maximum enjoyment of the program by all participants, please review the following guidelines with your child.

Campers will:

1. Show respect to all participants, staff, and nature.
2. Be pleasant to others and refrain from using foul language.
3. Refrain from putting themselves and others in danger.
4. Use equipment, supplies, and facilities as instructed.
5. Stay with the group.
6. Exhibit appropriate group behavior that doesn't disrupt the flow of teaching and learning.

Additionally, campers must:

1. Be potty trained
2. Be able to meet the physical demands of camp (walking between activities which may be a long distance, remaining outdoors for most of the day).
3. Campers must be willing and able to participate in a group setting (able to transition among activities with a group, follow instructions from counselors and older campers, remain with the group, take turns, ask for help when needed, etc.).
4. Campers cannot have current occurrences of elopement (running away), aggressive behavior, or disruptive behavior. The camp is located in a wooded area with several trails and easy access to a lake.
5. Campers must follow directions from staff.