Campers are required to wear life jackets while boating. An on-staff medical professional, usually a nurse and occasionally an EMT or MD, closely communicates with the local hospital. Campers are sent Health History and Special Needs Forms to be returned to Camp Fire two weeks before camp. Camp insurance provides coverage for claims not covered by your policy. Meals Plenty of camper friendly nutritious food is served family-style by staff who encourage, but do not force, children to try everything.
Healthy alternatives complement all meals.
Milk is offered at every meal, and snacks and liquids are available at all times. We are happy to accommodate special dietary needs with advanced notice. The camp store offers a chance to purchase Zanika Lache souvenirs, stamps, postcards, T-shirts, toothpaste, toothbrushes, batteries, etc. We sell snakes like fruit leather and peanuts, but no candy. Send Camp Store money to Camp Fire with the balance of the camp fee.