Camper Conduct Obedience to all camp rules is required. No tobacco, drugs, or alcoholic beverages will be permitted. Campers are expected to participate in all regular camp activities unless excused for sickness. What You Must Do Mail in your registration as soon as possible so you will be assured of the week you prefer. Departure time may be after the program on Friday evening or by 9 o'clock on Saturday morning.
Many parents desire a summer camp experience for their children.
For the prospective camper, interest lies primarily in an exciting, fun-filled week of activities, a change from the usual routine of life. Parents wish the additional benefits of a safe and profitable situation at a price they can afford. Since 1957, hundreds of boys and girls have experienced some of the happiest times of their lives. In order to make the camper's experience a happy and satisfactory one, parents are urged to maintain a positive attitude about camp and to avoid discussion of possible homesickness. Campers may not have phone calls or visits except in an emergency.