Regulations

All persons staying on the campground and all those attending day services and/or activities must be registered.
No one may leave the campground without permission.
All campers, must attend all services.
No radios, tape players, CD players, MP3 Players, Cell Phones, Tablets, Cameras or other recording devises, etc. allowed in the dorms. (Camper’s cell phones will only be allowed during Lunch each day and must be returned to counselors for the remainder of the day.)
No Smoking
No candles, incense, or other open flames allowed in dorms.
Boys are not allowed in or around girls’ dorm and girls are not allowed in or around boys’ dorm.
Non-married Couples are to remain in open lighted areas
Non-married Couples are to maintain a distance of 6 inches or at all times.
Campers may only engage in approved camp activities.
Children under the age of 12 are not allowed in the dorms.
Dress CodeIn an effort to maintain the Biblical principals of modesty:Boys pants must be long and a modest shirt at all times outside of the dorm.
Girls skirts and dresses should be well below the knee at all times.
All tops must not have a low cut neckline or a high cut waistline.
No shorts, sleeveless shirts, culottes, tight fitting clothing, bathing suits, or clothing with offensive or suggestive writing or pictures are not to be worn by boys or girls.
No earrings, necklaces or other forms of jewelry are to be worn by boys or girls.

Responsibilities

All rules must be obeyed.
Each person must keep clean his or her own area in the dorm and tabernacle.
Each person must accept and complete assigned duties
.Campers must be in bed with lights out at specified time.
Campers must remain in the tabernacle until dismissed from the pulpit.
CounselorsEach Church is expected to provide their own counselors for any Boys and Girls that are sent by the Church.

Participation Agreement

I acknowledge that participation in the activity described above involves risk to the participant (and to the participant’s parents or guardians, if the participant is a minor), and may result in various types of injury including, but not limited to, the following: sickness, exposure to infectious/communicable disease, bodily injury, death, emotional injury, personal injury, property damage, and financial damage. In consideration for the opportunity to participate in the activity described above (the “activity”), the participant (or parent/guardian if the participant is a minor) acknowledges and accepts the risks of injury associated with participation in and transportation to and from the activity. The participant (or parent/guardian) accepts personal financial responsibility for any injury or other loss sustained during the activity or during transportation to and from the activity, as well as for any medical treatment rendered to the participant that is authorized by the sponsor or its agents, employees, volunteers, or any other representatives (collectively referred to as the “activity sponsor”). Further, the participant (or parent/guardian) releases and promises to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless the activity sponsor for any injury arising directly or indirectly out of the described activity or transportation to and from the activity, whether such injury arises out of the negligence of the activity sponsor, the participant, or otherwise. If a dispute over this agreement or any claim for damages arises, the participant (or parent/guardian) agrees to resolve the matter through a mutually acceptable alternative dispute resolution process. If the participant (or parent/guardian) and the activity sponsor cannot agree upon such a process, the dispute will be submitted to a three-member arbitration panel for resolution in accordance with the rules of the American Arbitration Association.